Bruce Lee, this name has an immortal status in the global martial arts field. His life is like a meteor streaked across the night sky, although it is short, but it has left indelible traces. Bruce Lee was not only an innovator in the field of martial arts, but also an outstanding representative of spreading Chinese kung fu to the world. The Jeet Kune Do, which he founded, has created a new style of martial arts with the core concept of "taking the impossible as the law and the infinite as the finite".
In 1940, Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, USA, and his ancestral home is Guangdong. Growing up in Hong Kong, he was involved in the film industry at an early age and began learning Tai Chi at the age of 7. At the age of 14, Bruce Lee entered Ip Man's sect, learned Wing Chun, and extensively practiced various boxing techniques such as mantis boxing and Hung boxing. He trained extremely hard in martial arts and continued to do so every day.
In 1959, in order to avoid disputes, Bruce Lee was sent by his family to study in the United States. In Seattle, his life was hard but his love for martial arts was undiminished. During college, Bruce Lee not only refined his martial arts skills, but also opened the "Zhen Fan Guoshu Museum", where he met his future wife Linda. Linda is a medical student who is curious about Chinese martial arts, but is fascinated by Bruce Lee's charm. In 1964, the two entered the marriage hall and jointly ran the martial arts hall.
Bruce Lee's achievements in the field of martial arts were not limited to personal practice, but he also spread Chinese kung fu to the world through films in the early 1970s. His film works such as "Tangshan Big Brother" and "Jingwumen" have been hugely successful, making him a world-famous martial arts star.
Just when his career was in full swing, Bruce Lee died unexpectedly in 1973, leaving behind countless speculations and legends about the cause of his death. Bruce Lee's death was a devastating blow to his wife Linda. Years later, Linda remarried and married Bruce Lee's apprentice, Tom, but the marriage did not last. Tom's existence, although it gives Linda warmth, also constantly reminds her of her miss Bruce Lee. Eventually, after Tom published a book about the cause of Bruce Lee's death, Linda chose to leave.
In 1993, Bruce Lee and Linda's son Li Guohao died while filming the film, which brought a bigger blow to Linda. In order to be able to stay with her late husband and son for a long time, Linda chose to settle in Seattle and continue to maintain Bruce Lee's legacy.
Bruce Lee's life, although short, left an indelible mark on the history of martial arts. His Jeet Kune Do philosophy has influenced countless martial arts enthusiasts. His film works have made the world understand and love Chinese kung fu.
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