In 1957, Bruce Lee danced with Vinland, the daughter of the famous Cantonese opera performance artist and film and television comedian Leung Hing Po "Uncle Bo".
Almost at the same time as practicing Wing Chun, Bruce Lee began to learn cha-cha dance. At that time, cha-cha dance was very popular in Hong Kong, and Bruce Lee and his friends went to an herbal tea shop near the Lee family's mansion at 218 Nathan Road, Kowloon, listening to music, watching and dancing, and dancing to the music. In order to overcome the shyness of seeing girls, he learned to dance from a Filipino who is a skilled filipino. He practiced cha-cha dance meticulously, and the degree of effort was almost on par with the practice of Wing Chun. Bruce Lee also performed the Chacha dance in several Cantonese films such as "I Knew I Didn't Marry", "Sweet Sister", "The Sea of People", etc.
