Bruce Lee's two funerals, one in Hong Kong and one in Seattle, have attracted global attention. This is not only because he is an international superstar, but also because his soul-supporters are celebrities from all walks of life.
One of the first Fuling people was Li Junjiu, who is known as the father of "American Taekwondo" and is a leading figure in the American martial arts world. He is also Bruce Lee's teacher, and was once shocked by Bruce Lee's boxing skills at a karate competition, thus forming a deep master-apprentice friendship. He taught Bruce Lee the essence of taekwondo, which also laid the foundation for Bruce Lee's later founding of Jeet Kune Do.
The second Soul Supporter is Danny Inosando, who is Bruce Lee's personal biography ** and is also an American Filipino. He has an extraordinary talent in martial arts and has won many championships in world martial arts competitions. He has a very deep grasp of Jeet Kune Do, and he has also incorporated other martial arts techniques into it, which has improved the actual combat effectiveness of Jeet Kune Do.
As the successor of Bruce Lee, he is obliged to come to help the master soul.
The third Soul Supporter is Steve. McQuay, he is a well-known action movie star in the United States, although he has not starred in many movies, but each one is impressive, his fights and drag racing scenes are breathtaking, and he has a high status in the American film industry.
The fourth soul-supporter was James. Cobain, he is also a famous American actor, he starred in "Suffering" once won the Oscar for Best Picture, and he is also a first-line star in the American film industry.
The fifth Furyū is none other than Takeyuki Kimura, who is Japanese-American and grew up in the United States, but was often bullied by whites as a child because of his Japanese ancestry.
Later, he met Bruce Lee and was attracted by his martial arts and personality, so he took him as a teacher and learned martial arts from him.
The sixth soul supporter is Peter Qin, he is also one of Bruce Lee's **, but there is very little information about him, some people say that he has a *** background, but the truth is unknown.
These six soul supporters, some of whom are Bruce Lee's martial arts colleagues, some of whom are Bruce Lee's friends, and some of whom are Bruce Lee's **, they are all leaders in their respective fields, and they all have *** relationships, which shows the depth of Bruce Lee's background.
But no matter what their identities are, they all came to help Bruce Lee's martial arts and personality because they admired him. As Bruce Lee's apprentice Takeyuki Kimura said, "Bruce Lee, he has been passing on an idea to us, and he wants to teach us the true meaning of martial arts." ”
Bruce Lee's achievements are not only in martial arts, the reason why he can become one of the "100 influential figures of the twentieth century" is precisely because he gave him the significance of the times and innovative ideas in the dissemination of Chinese martial arts ideas, and he is not just an ordinary martial artist.
Recalling Bruce Lee's life, Bruce Lee was thin and frail when he was a child, and it was precisely for this reason that his father came up with the idea of letting Bruce Lee practice martial arts to strengthen his body.
Maybe Bruce Lee's father wouldn't have thought that he originally just wanted his child to be physically stronger, but in the end he became a world-renowned martial arts master.
But the reason why Bruce Lee was able to achieve something in martial arts is not only because of his own preferences, you must know that you can't be proficient just by liking, but more importantly, the momentum and tenacity of Bruce Lee.
Bruce Lee was seriously injured in training and was almost paralyzed, but after accepting **, he immediately entered ** training, even if the injury brought him unbearable pain, he did not give up, in Bruce Lee's own words: "I practice Jeet Kune Do, the ultimate meaning of Jeet Kune Do is to hone the will, to play potential, what is this pain?" ”
Bruce Lee not only amazed that era with his superb martial arts, but also infected the people of that era with his tenacious fighting spirit and never-say-die character.