Bruce Lee by C.M.
Hello my name is Bruce
Lee,
and this is some facts about my life. I was born in San Francisco
on November 27, 1940. My dad was an opera singer. My son, Brandon
Lee was killed making a movie. I wanted to be like my karate instructor
the Yim Yim Man. I wanted to be like my Yim Yim Man because I
wanted to be as good as him at karate.
My life has been full of many successes and failures. I was involved in Kung Fu which is a type of karate. I was also involved in movie making. One of my movies was called “The Game of Death.” I did things important like inventing a new form of karate called Jeet Kune Do. I also wrote a lot of book on karate. I think that made life better for other people by letting non-Asian people to take karate. Before me you would have to be oriental . I was a hard working, martial artist and passionate about my work, and really extreme. I experienced a lot of things such as movie making and being a Champion Cha-Cha dancer in Hong Kong. I had many problems in my life. I was bullied by gangs so I started Kong-Fu. I was a loner so I got into a lot of fights. I also moved to the U.S. to keep out of trouble in Hong Kong. My message to all you youngsters out there is be an artist of your passion, whatever it might be.
My life has been full of many successes and failures. I was involved in Kung Fu which is a type of karate. I was also involved in movie making. One of my movies was called “The Game of Death.” I did things important like inventing a new form of karate called Jeet Kune Do. I also wrote a lot of book on karate. I think that made life better for other people by letting non-Asian people to take karate. Before me you would have to be oriental . I was a hard working, martial artist and passionate about my work, and really extreme. I experienced a lot of things such as movie making and being a Champion Cha-Cha dancer in Hong Kong. I had many problems in my life. I was bullied by gangs so I started Kong-Fu. I was a loner so I got into a lot of fights. I also moved to the U.S. to keep out of trouble in Hong Kong. My message to all you youngsters out there is be an artist of your passion, whatever it might be.
