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The World knows him as Bruce lee

From a young age I have been inspired by Bruce lee. The Purpose of this video is to motivate you for your own Life and for you to Revolutionize Your Mind In a positive way.This video is devoted to him for his life and legacy as well.


Bruce lee's Bio

‘Lights, camera, action,’ the operative word being “action,” when it comes to the life of the late, great innovative actor and Legend Bruce Lee.

Born in 1940 in Chinatown, San Francisco, Lee was raised in Kowloon, within Hong Kong, until his late teens. Lee’s father, the Cantonese film actor and opera singer Lee Hoi-Chuen, got his son into films when Bruce was still a child.

To the dismay of his parents, Lee got involved in street fights, which was when they decided it was time for him to train in martial arts. The young Lee studied Wing Chun, a Chinese form of martial arts under teacher Yip Man, whose classes consisted of chi sao (sticking hands) drills, wooden dummy techniques and free-sparring. Lee was encouraged to fight in organized competitions by Yip Man, and later moved to the U.S.

He arrived with just $100 in his pocket and lived in San Francisco for a few months before settling in Seattle to finish high school, which is also where he where he began teaching martial arts and opened his first studio. He washed dishes at the legendary Ruby Chow Restaurant (Chow served three terms on the King County Council as a councilwoman) on First Hill, living above the restaurant and spending plenty of time in the International District.

Lee went on to attend the University of Washington, where he met Linda Lee, an aspiring teacher whom he married in August of 1964. Together, they had two children, the late actor Brandon Lee (1965–93) and Shannon Lee (born 1969).

Bruce lee fascination with his life, philosophy and legacy remains, crossing the barriers of age and nationality.

Lee's legacy helped pave the way for broader depictions of Asian Americans in cinema and created a whole new breed of action hero--a mold filled with varying degrees of success by actors like Chuck Norris, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Steven Seagal and Jackie Chan.


[VIDEO SPEECH]

"As a human being how can I express myself? Totally and completely all type of knowledge ultimately means self-knowledge. Listen you see, really. To me okay, to me ultimately martial arts mean honestly expressing yourself. Often time people come up and say, Hey Bruce is you really that good? I say well if I tell you I’m good, probably you will say I'm boasting. But if I tell you I’m not good you know I’m lying Alright going back to being truthful with you Let's just put it this way I have no fear of opponent in front of me That I am very self-sufficient That they do not bother me.
And that I should I fight should I do anything I have made up my mind And that's it baby You better kill me before Its very difficult to do I mean it is easy for me to put on a show And be cocky. And be flooded with a cocky feeling and then feel like pretty cool and all that Or I can make all kinds of funny things you see what I mean. Blinded by it or I can show you some really fancy movement. But to express oneself honestly not lying to myself And to express myself honestly That my friend is very hard to do And you have to train You have to keep your reflexes so that when you want it, it’s there.
When you want to move you’re moving and when you move you’re determined to move not taking one inch not anything less than that. If I want to punch am going to do it man and am going to do it you see. So I mean, so that is the type of thing you have to train yourself into to become one I say empty your mind be formless. Shapeless, like water when you pour water in a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle.
You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now, water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend. Do you still think of yourself as a Chinese or do you ever think of yourself as North American? You know what I want to think of myself As a human being Because, I mean I don't want to sound like as Confucius say But under the sky, under the Heaven man There is but one family It just so happen man that. People are different."