Jackie Chan arrives in Singapore hand in hand with Peter Lim

Published on 2026-07-01 | Translated from Spanish

The foundation of businessman Peter Lim will bring actor and martial artist Jackie Chan to Singapore on July 7th next year. The event will take place at Pei Chun Public School and was announced during a scholarship award ceremony of 1.1 million Singapore dollars to over 400 student athletes. The visit represents an opportunity for the public to see the star in person, as well as a significant boost for the scholarship recipients.

Jackie Chan performing a martial arts pose on a school stage during a scholarship ceremony, Peter Lim standing beside him holding a giant symbolic cheque, hundreds of student athletes in uniform seated in front, stage with microphones and banners, cinematic photorealistic visualization, golden hour sunlight streaming through school hall windows, dramatic shadows, ultra-detailed textures on clothing and faces, motion blur on Chan’s kicking leg, cheering crowd with blurred hands raised, technical lighting rigs visible above stage, polished wooden floor reflecting stage lights, wide-angle lens perspective emphasizing scale and energy

Scholarships and connections: the engine behind the event 🏆

The scholarship program, managed by Peter Lim's foundation, aims to support young sports talents with financial resources and visibility. Jackie Chan's presence not only adds cultural appeal but also strengthens the students' network of contacts. The event's logistics include controlled activities to maximize interaction between the actor and the scholarship recipients, an approach that combines philanthropy with public relations strategy.

Chan in Singapore: safer than in his movies 😂

Seeing Jackie Chan in person will be less dangerous than seeing him on screen: there will be no explosions or jumps between buildings. Attendees will be able to confirm whether the actor really uses his own knees or if he has already replaced them with titanium prosthetics. The only thing that might break will be the students' silence, though probably not with spinning kicks.