Art can be summed up in a nutshell as "aesthetic expression in the form of words, colors, sounds, shapes, etc."
Art in a broad sense refers to "the form of activity in which human beings meaningfully arrange various creative elements" and "all the rules and systems that help to enhance human memory", while martial arts are both chapters and human activities, requiring the mastery of corresponding technical skills; art is a unique way of expression for human beings, for artists: art represents the highest meaning of life! Well, look deeply: martial arts is the art of showing the human body, but also showing a person's soul! I thought: All great art should be like this!
Bruce Lee (real name Lee Chun-fan) was born on November 27, 1940, between 7 and 9 a.m., and in February 1941, the three-month-old Bruce Lee debuted on the movie screen
In 1946, he officially starred in his first film, before the age of eighteen, Bruce Lee participated in a total of 18 Chinese films; in 1952, he entered the Hong Kong Catholic Boys' High School La Salle College; in 1953, he officially followed Wing Chun Grandmaster Ip Man to learn martial arts; in 1958, he won the Hong Kong Chacha Dance Competition; on March 29 of the same year, he entered the high school of "St. Francis the"College in Hong Kong; and on April 29, 1959, he left Hong Kong for the United States
He arrived in San Francisco on May 17, 1959, in Seattle, Washington, on September 3, and entered the Edison Vocational and Technical School in October, graduated from the Edison Vocational and Technical School on December 2, 1960, was admitted to the University of Washington on May 27, 1961, and returned to Hong Kong for the first time on March 26, 1963
He returned to the United States from Hong Kong in August 1963 and graduated from the University of Washington in the spring of 1964; left Seattle on July 19 of the same year to open his first martial arts center in Oakland, California; on August 2, he attended the International Karate Championships held in Long Beach, California; on August 3, the Oakland Martial Arts Hall officially opened for teaching; on August 17, he met Linda in Seattle. Emory married; on February 1, 1965, li Guohao, the beloved son of the lunar Chinese New Year's Eve, was born in Oakland; on February 8, his father Li Haiquan died in Hong Kong; in March 1966, the family moved to Los Angeles;
On June 6, 1966, he participated in the filming of the American television series "Green Hornet"; on February 5, 1967, the Los Angeles branch of the Zhenfan Guoshu Museum opened; on May 6, he participated in the U.S. National Karate Championships in Washington and made a martial arts demonstration performance; on June 24, he participated in the National Karate Open in New York; in July, he named his self-created martial arts system "Truncated Boxing"; on July 14, he made a cameo appearance in an Episode of the American TV series "Invincible Iron Detective"
On July 30, 1967, he participated in the Long Beach International Karate Championships in the United States and gave a demonstration performance; on June 23, 1968, he participated in the National Karate Championship in Washington, D.C.; on July 5, he served as the martial arts instructor of the American movie "Destruction Force"; on August 1, he starred in the villain role of the movie "Scandal and Blood" shot by MGM corporation, on October 1, he moved to the Bel Air District of Los Angeles; on November 12, he made a cameo appearance in an episode of the TV series "Lovely Woman" produced by Universal Pictures. Daughter Li Xiangning was born on April 19, 1969, and in 1970, he took his beloved son Li Guohao back to Hong Kong to visit relatives
From 1970 to 1971, with actor James M. Coburn, screenwriter Sterling. In 1971, he began to work with Warner Bros. Pictures on the tv series "Samurai" and renamed it "Kung Fu"; on June 27, he made a cameo appearance in the first episode of the TV series "Blind Pursuit" produced by Paramount Pictures; in July of the same year, he filmed the film "Big Brother Tangshan" produced by Hong Kong Jiahe Film Company, which broke the Hong Kong film box office record;
On December 7, 1971, it was notified that "Samurai" had been changed to a white American actor, David Scott. Starring Carladin; on December 9, he was interviewed by Canadian journalist Pierre. Burton's television interview, which left the only video of the interview before his death;
In 1972, he filmed the second film "Jingwumen" produced by Jiahe Film Company and broke the box office records of "Big Brother Tangshan"; in the same year, he founded his own film production company: Concordia Film Company, and wrote and directed his debut film "Raptor Across the River" to once again refresh the Hong Kong film box office record; from October to November of the same year, he planned to shoot the fight scene of the next movie "Game of Death"; in February 1973, he stopped filming "Game of Death" and filmed the feature film "Dragon Fight Tiger Fight" for Warner Bros. Pictures;
On July 20, 1973, Bruce Lee died in Hong Kong, dying of cerebral edema caused by drug allergies; on July 31, Bruce Lee's body was buried in the Lakeview Cemetery in Seattle, USA. McQueen, James. Coburn, Dan. Inoyama, Peter Qin, Takeyuki Kimura, and his brother Lee Chun-fai jointly protect his coffin!
The above is a chronology of Bruce Lee's life experience, to be continued...
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