One sentence means the same thing

The idiom "Yi Yu Cheng Zhi" is the same as "Yi Yu Cheng Zhi". Yi Yu Cheng Zhi means to say something that you don't want to happen, but it happened. Refers to prophecies and omens in superstition that will be fulfilled, generally referring to some bad things and unlucky prophecies.

Ip Man has a story about the short life of Bruce Lee.

In 1949, Ip Man came to Hong Kong and was recommended by his friend Li Minzhi. He met Liang Xiang, the chairman of the Hotel Association. Liang Xiang was also a martial arts enthusiast. When he learned that Ip Man was a disciple of Wing Chun Chen Hua Shun, he immediately became a disciple. He learned the skills and asked Ip Man to teach them publicly at the Main Street Restaurant Guild in Sham Shui Po, Kowloon. Gradually, more and more people are seeking skills. In order to have more space and venues, Ip Man repeatedly moved venues: Kowloon's Lee Tat Street, Lei Cheng Uk Estate, and Kowloon Hing Yip Building, making Wing Chun spread to every corner of Hong Kong.

In 1956, Bruce Lee became a disciple of Ip Man at the Lee Tat Street Martial Arts School. Bruce Lee was very involved in class and never missed class. Later, because I immigrated to the United States, I was unable to learn all the boxing techniques. Bruce Lee's feet were born with a small defect, and they were a little bumpy when walking. Ordinary people may not be able to spot this flaw, but the bright-eyed Ip Man has already noticed this feature of his. He joked that Bruce Lee's heels couldn't touch the ground when he walked, which was why he was short-lived. Bruce Lee was born with flat feet. Not only did his heels reach the ground when he walked, he was also unable to squat down with the entire sole of his foot touching the ground in his early days. This was known to Ip Man and other seniors who were close friends with Bruce Lee. The so-called rumor that walking with your heels touching the ground will shorten your life is not actually the first of its kind by Ip Man. He only used it as a joke, but unexpectedly it turned out to be a prophecy.