Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee was an actor, martial artist, philosopher, film director, film producer, screenwriter, and founder of the Jeet Kune Do concept. Li Lianjie better known by his stage name Jet Li, is a Chinese martial artist, actor, film producer, wushu champion, and international film star who was born in Beijing, China and who has currently taken up Singapore citizenship. They are no the same person.

Sai Fon (Small Phoenix): He was given this name by his mother when he was born. She had his ear pierced to disguise him as a girl.

Jun Fan (Return Again): His mother renamed because she felt he would someday return to his birthplace (San Francisco, California, U.S.A.).

"Little Dragon": This nickname was given to Bruce by his sister Agnes

Mo Si Tung (Never Sits Still): Bruce's family nickname.

Lee Sie Lung (Lee Little Dragon): This is the name that Bruce became known in Asia. He used this name in the movie My Son, Ah Cheun.

Yes he knew how to swim.

Enter the dragon

Bruce Lee never got a black belt or its equivalent. Bruce Lee's core martial arts study came from his training in Wing Chun under Hong Kong kung fu master Yip Man (aka Ip Man). The specific amount of time Bruce spent studying under Yip Man is controversial. What we do know is that he didn't complete the Wing Chun system. He was an avid reader, studying books on fencing, boxing, and philosophy. From this, he formulated his art of Jeet Kune Do with Wing Chun at its core. His art (Jeet Kune Do & Wing Chun) is also looked as a process or philosophy of development that has been used as a basis for exploration into creating new methods of fighting. Bruce Lee has been referred to as the father of the sport of MMA. However, Bruce's philosophy had a distinct bias towards realistic self-defense unlike the modern day sport of MMA.

No. Donnie Yen couldn't teach Bruce Lee wing chun Because he was born in 1963 and Bruce died in 1973. Bruce Lee's master was Yip Man.

Bruce Lee got married to Linda Lee on June 10th 1965, and got married at Hong- Kong at his father's Mansion. The mansion contained many riches from money Bruce had won from tournaments.

Jason Scott Lee has the same last name of Lee (which is about as common in China as the name Smith in the UK or US), and he also portrayed Bruce Lee in the 1993 film 'Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story', but he has no family relation at all.

He officially defeated over a dozen of the titled martial arts masters from around the world. Yes he could fight well, and he was among the best.

One of the few videos of him can be seen here: /watch?v=Cbt9Xfs1-bo

He died of what is called cerebral edema, or swelling of the brain His brain swelled from 1,400 to 1,575 grams (a 13% increase). During the makng of The Game of Death he had a headache and took a painkiller called Equagesic, which contained both aspirin and a muscle relaxant, Lee died from a hypersensitivity to the muscle relaxant.

No, Jack Nicholson ("The Joker") is not Jewish. He was born Catholic.

It's a misconstrued rumour that he was born to a Jewish Latvian father.

He in his own right became a Reichian.

Jackie was in several of Bruce Lee's films as a stuntman and extra. He was in 'Fist of Fury' as a student. He was in 'Enter the Dragon' and faced Bruce Lee in the underground fight. Bruce hits Jackie unconscious by accident. In Fist of Fury Jackie doubles for Suzuki in the scene where Suzuki is kicked through the screen door by Bruce Lee.

Freehold Borough High School, Freehold, NJ

Essence Lee is a child somewhere in the world

Bruce Lee's favorite music was Qawa Lee. It was a type of Indian Music. His favorite song was My Way by Frank Sinatra.

It's very simple: there was no demon in Bruce's life. It was only his inner demons that was true. When he collapsed on may 10th 1973, he said that something was dragging him down and away from life, that could be why the demon warrior was in the movie but the director of Dragon: the Bruce lee story, Rob Cohen said that it was like fighting a demon during the final month and 10 days.

From most to least common; 1) Because of the massive size of the population, Chinese kids, by government compulsion, "P.E." in China is Kung Fu. 2) Nerds of all ages who wish to be Kung Fu heroes. 3) Here is where we get into cliches; kids. You notice how, in America, it seems that John Q middle class kid "took Karate, but that was when I was little.....?" Everyone in America takes Karate; few people stick with it though. Americans are generally influenced by cheesball B-movie martial arts flicks, myself personally I was influenced by Kung Fu flicks. To this day, I'm whinning over the fact that I did not get to take Kung Fu as a kid! Its alright though; in Tai Chi Chuan I found my style of Kung Fu which I learned from a DVD, I want an instructor though. The hard styles of Kung Fu are nice, but they don't keep you young. 4) Dudes with anger issues. 5) Sociopaths who want to make themselves retaliation proof. Bullies get tired of people standing up to them and beating them up so, to protect themselves against bullied people who want revenge against them, they take Karate, or Judo, or whatever. While in the school, they engage in bullying behavior towards less experienced students. Some instructors are good at detecting bullies, and, many schools have a zero tolerance policy for the infamous "dojo bullies." They forbid any sparring between different colored belt ranks; black belts only spar with black belts and so on, some schools are irresponsible though, you see yellows paired up with 2nd degree people and its really messed up. The skills may be genuine but the way its organized is not conducive to the building of either discipline, or good form. The way to know if you are going to run into a turd who won't pull their punches while sparring (when they're supposed to) is if the instructor pairs off high belts with lower ranked ones, that alone, should send alarm bells ringing. Another thing that should send alarm bells ringing is the whole "Home Improvement" scenario. I watched an episode of Home Improvement way back when in the 90's, where the youngest boy of that fictional family was taken to learn Karate. A tough looking kid, smacked him upside the head the moment the instructor turned around, even though the parents of both kids could clearly be heard arguing, the instructor did nothing. What I'm trying to say is that happens in real life all the time; instructors DO see bullying behavior, but choose to turn a blind eye. Believe it or not, in the Gracie schools of Jiu Jitsu, that sort of behavior, is generally not tolerated, as a result, in addition to having been submitted by Gracie guys, part of the reason Karate has lost business is because of the irresponsible way bullying is never handled. Also, it has a demoralizing effect; if the students don't feel safe there, they are not going to perform at their best. Again, if bullying is clearly visible but the instructor does nothing, get the hell out of there. A way to know if a school is a good place, is by looking at the head instructor themselves; if they are physically fit, calm, and impecably well mannered, additionally, they belong to a larger organization like the JKA, or the Gracie Jiu Jitsu whatever its called, then, its perfectly safe, okay not perfectly but SAFER. When a school has to answer to a larger body, they are a lot more careful regarding those things. If you study in an independent martial arts traning hall, they better have certification of some sort. As a general rule, the stricter the discipline in a school, the less a problem bullying is. Also, the instructor, above all things needs to project an aura of calmness; if beneath they are simmering with anger, if they project arrogance, or in their eyes you see a lot of malice, get out of there. I hate to be so informal here but listen to your gut; if a school rings alarm bells, don't study there. 6) Victims of a mugging, or sexual assault. 7) Least commonly but the hardest working outside east asia, people interested in competitive martial arts. Competitive such as K-1, Sambo, Jiu Jitsu, and of course MMA 8) Even less commonly people seeking to get in shape while learning self defense. 9) Even less commonly than that, people wanting it as a meditation aid. When I was a little kid, myself personally I wanted to be a Kung Fu hero; what little kid doesn't right? Now, I use it as a meditation aid. Why not Yoga? What can I say; this world isn't safe. Although Yoga stretching is valuable; a dude who can't drop into splits both ways, has no business wearing a black belt.

Buce lee was born November 27 1940 born on the year of the dragon and the hour of the dragon (between 6am and 8am)

By Max Laurie

no they just looked a like Bruce only had 1 son and 1 daughter im afraid i thought the same at first till i found out what was what.

Linda Lee lives in the United States. She re-married twice after Bruce Lee passed away, first to Tom Bleecker in 1989, then to Bruce Cadwell in 1991 with whom she is still married. Bruce and Linda Cadwell live in Boise, Idaho.

xiao man, his high school friend and chacha partner.

Yes. Both Brandon and Shannon Lee were famous.

Yes and she will be turning 72 on March 21st.

Chuck Norris can jump higher