The son of Hollywood actor Jackie Chan has
been arrested on drug-related charges,
Chinese state media say.
Actor Jaycee Chan, 31, and Taiwanese movie
star Kai Ko, 23, were detained last Thursday,
Beijing police said in a statement on their
official microblog.
Police said both men tested positive for
marijuana, with more than 100 grams of the
drug found at Mr Chan's home.
Their arrest comes amid an ongoing crackdown
on drugs which has already netted several
celebrity figures.
Gao Hu, 40, who appeared in the 2011 Zhang
Yimou film "The Flowers of War", was detained
earlier this month for possession of marijuana
and methamphetamines, state media said.
'Huge influence'
In June, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for
"forceful measures" to tackle illegal drug use.
By arresting the son of one of the country's
most famous actors, the Chinese authorities are
sending a clear sign that drugs will not be
tolerated, reports the BBC's Martin Patience in
Beijing.
A government anti-drug advisor told the
Associated Press news agency that Chinese
celebrities were being targeted because of the
"huge influence" their behaviour had on "their
large numbers of fans".