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Born in Ryan, Oklahoma, Norris is the son of Wilma (Connie Scarberry) and Ray Norris. Norris is a mechanic, bus driver and truck driver. Norris's grandfather (immigrant) and grandmother were of Irish descent, while his grandmother and grandfather were Cherokee Indians. Norris was named after Carlos Berry, his father's priest. He has two younger brothers, Vilander (deceased) and Aaron (Hollywood producer). When Norris/Kloc-was 0/6 years old, his parents divorced. He later moved to Prairie Village, Kansas, and then moved to torrance, California with his mother and brother. Norris described his childhood as pessimistic. He is not good at sports, shy, and his academic performance is average. Other children laughed at his mixed-race identity, and Norris daydreamed about beating those who tortured him. Norris mentioned in his autobiography that his father had a very serious drinking problem, and he didn't "have a lot" when he was growing up. Norris admitted that he loved his father, but he didn't like him. However, he claimed that he only sympathized with this person, because "he is like this, he missed too much."

1958 joined the us air force as an air marshal (AP) and was sent to Wushan air force base in south Korea. It was there that Norris got the nickname "Chuck" and began to receive training in tangsudo, which led to the creation of the black belt and "Cosmic Tao" form of this art. He founded the Education Association United Fighting Art Federation and KickStart (formerly "Kick Drugs Out of America"), which is a plan based on junior and senior high schools and aims to give children at risk a focus in life through martial arts. When he returned to the United States, he continued to work as an Associated Press reporter at March Air Force Base in California. Norris was discharged in August 1962. He worked for Northrop and started a chain of karate schools, in which steve mcqueen's son Chad McQueen also participated.

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Early life

Norris was born in Ryan, Oklahoma. His parents are Ray Norris and Wilma Norris (mother's maiden name is Scarberry). He was once a mechanic, a bus driver and a truck driver. Norris's grandfather (immigrant) and grandmother are Irish, while his grandmother and grandfather are Cherokee natives in the United States. Norris was named after Carlos Berry, his father's priest. He has two younger brothers, Vilander (deceased) and Aaron (Hollywood producer). Norris 16 years old, his parents divorced, so he moved to Prairie Village, Kansas, with his mother and two younger brothers, and later moved to torrance, California. Norris said his childhood was gray. He is inactive, shy, and average in study. Other children laughed at his mixed-race background, so Norris fantasized about beating up these annoying guys. Norris admitted in his autobiography that his father was an alcoholic, and his father was often "absent" when Norris was growing up. Norris admitted that he loved his father, but he didn't like him. He frankly felt sorry for his father, because "he is such a person, he missed a lot."

1958 joined the us air force as an air force policeman, and was sent to Wushan air force base in south Korea. It was in Wushan that he got the nickname "Groundhog" and started Tang Suduo training there. Because he liked Tang Sudao very much, he later became the black belt of Tang Shoudao and founded Chungudao Wushu (also known as "one skill"). He founded various educational associations, including the Wushu Federation, "Start" (formerly known as "Kicking Drugs Out of America"), which is an activity aimed at middle and high schools, aiming at helping those children at risk find the center of life through martial arts. After returning to the United States, he continued to work as an air force policeman at March Air Force Base in California. Norris 1962 retired. He worked for Northrop and later opened a karate chain school, where the sons of Chad McQueen and steve mcqueen also studied.

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1 Names, place names and proprietary institutions are marked in the original text.

Someone upstairs made a mistake. It is not Norris' parents who are mechanics, bus drivers and truck drivers, but he himself.