Bruce Lee: A Brief Introduction of Life Artists.

This book is a book with exclusive copyright in America. It recorded the life and thoughts of "Kung Fu Star" Bruce Lee by carefully sorting out Bruce Lee's diary, letters and life feelings. It is an inspirational biography with a good combination of literariness and interest. A certain number of stills and life photos of Bruce Lee in various periods are inserted in the book, some of which are extremely precious for the first time, thus giving a comprehensive description of his acting career.

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There are as many as 2,500 Chinese and English books in Bruce Lee's private library, and Bruce Lee is fascinated by them every day. Since childhood, due to hard study, his myopia has reached more than 500 degrees, and he will wear contact lenses in public in the future. Today, Bruce Lee's martial arts, philosophy, letters, poems and other manuscripts collected and discovered are enough to produce ten thick books on this subject. It is no exaggeration to say that Bruce Lee is not only a generation of martial arts masters who started his career, but also a young scholar who integrated eastern and western cultures.

Today's ordinary people, while familiar with Bruce Lee's muscular, amazing fist, tough and masculine side, often don't know enough about the brave and fearless side of this generalist. In fact, just like every intellectual deeply influenced by the essence of China traditional culture, Bruce Lee also has a rich and delicate heart and a warm and meaningful emotional world. He once commented on his wife and family life in an article in the 1970s:

"In my life, the biggest gain, I think, is not in budo, not in movies, not in TV, but in marrying a good wife of a foreign nationality. She is very virtuous and gives in to me everywhere. Even when I come home from work, she takes off my shoes. This is very rare. Some people may doubt whether it is harmonious for two people of different nationalities to live together, but my wife has been naturalized in China. She can speak Cantonese for general entertainment and learn to cook Chinese food. "

"As for my family life, it is very simple. In addition to work, I rarely go to other places during holidays, and most of them hide at home and read books. I like reading books on martial arts and philosophy, but I don't watch movies very much. "

Bruce Lee loves his wife and family deeply. During his life, he wrote many beautiful poems to his wife Linda, and also translated and introduced to the American public the beautiful poems in ancient China that have been circulated for thousands of years. Guan Daosheng, a famous talented woman in Yuan Dynasty, wrote My Nong Ci, which is one of them.

Bruce Lee's younger brother, Mr. Li Zhenhui, was a famous rock star in 1970s, and later immigrated to the United States. Now he is a senior computer expert in IBM. 1973 after Bruce Lee's death, Li Zhenhui sang and recorded a beautiful soundtrack, Death of Bruce Lee, in memory of his brother. All the songs in this record were written by Bruce Lee and Li Zhenhui, and Li Zhenhui sang. Among them is Bruce Lee's translation of China's ancient poems.

During the period of 1996, the author lived in Los Angeles, California, USA, and Mr. Li Meng Hui Zhen generously signed a Zhang Zhengui soundtrack "Remembering Bruce Lee (Folk Songs)", which is now out of print, including the English song "Farewell" translated by Bruce Lee and sung by Li Zhenhui. After reading it, people cheered for Bruce Lee's beautiful translation and Li Zhenhui's deep affection.

Organized by John Little, a full-time writer of Fan Zhen Jeet Kune Do, 1999, the Bruce Lee Library of Bruce Lee: The Artist of Life, Volume VI, total 1 1 page, Chapter IV, Poetry.

The birth of this poem "I Nong Ci" is a well-known story in the history of China. Real people, real stories, beautiful, gentle and affectionate words have touched many literati in China for thousands of years, and also infected the heart of the hero Bruce Lee, prompting him to translate this word in fluent English. Next, let's slowly unfold the long scroll of history and approach my agricultural shrine. ...

In the Yuan Dynasty, there was a famous painter and calligrapher named Zhao Meng in the history of China in the south of the Yangtze River. After Su Dongcheng, he was an all-rounder in poetry, painting and calligraphy. His regular script is called "Zhao Ti", which has a great influence on calligraphy in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Zhao Meng () is a descendant of Zhao, the Crown Prince of the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty (that is, the famous Eight Immortals in folklore), and is also a celebrity in the history of painting and calligraphy in China. Zhao Meng (Zhao Ye) was born in the late Southern Song Dynasty. As a royal family in the Song Dynasty, he became a senior official in the Yuan Dynasty after the demise of the Song Dynasty. Forty years later, he was promoted to imperial academy (director imperial academy) and was named Dr. Rong Lu, which is a contemporary product. His wife Guan Daosheng is also called Wei. Zhao Meng (Zhao Page Decoration) was posthumously made a Duke of Wei by Yuan Yingzong. His life was also full of strong contradictions because he was an official "enemy country".

Zhao Mengfu's wife, Guan Daosheng, was also a famous talented woman in ancient China. Being with her husband day and night makes this wise woman elegant and good at painting and calligraphy, especially bamboo painting. The bamboo in her works is strong and beautiful, and it was also quite famous at that time. She is a female painter in Zhao's painting and calligraphy family, which cannot be ignored by future generations. The book Zhu Mo Pu has been handed down from generation to generation, which is of great benefit to future generations to learn bamboo painting.

Zhao Meng (Zhao Paige) has a successful career. Once he has a successful career, he is nearly 50 years old, but he yearns for beautiful young girls. It was common for celebrities to take concubinage at that time. Zhao Meng (trillions of pages) was unwilling to be lonely and wanted to take concubinage. He is embarrassed to tell his wife directly, but the scholar has his own way. He sang a song to his wife: "Mrs Moore, I have a bachelor's degree." Have you noticed: Tao has peach leaves and roots, and Su has morning glow and sunset clouds. It's not too much for me to marry several Wu Ji and Yue Nv. You are over forty years old, so occupy Yutangchun. "

What he means is that I am a bachelor and you are a wife. Didn't you hear that Mr. Gu Tao married two concubines, Ye Tao and Taogen, and Mr. Su Shi also had two concubines, Chaoyun and Muyun. It's not too much for me to marry more concubines. You are over 40 years old, so take the first room.

After reading it, his wife Guan Daosheng wrote a poem "My Nong Ci" for my husband-

"You nong nong, te evil spirit; A lot of feelings, hot as fire; Twist a piece of mud, be a you, be a me, break us together and reconcile with water; Twist the other you and shape the other me. I have you in the mud and you have me in the mud; I was born with you and died with you. "

There are only 70 words. In the early years, my ears and bristles were rubbed together. Recently, the relationship between husband and wife is very strong, and with the mumbling of Wu Yu, it seems to be on the paper. Reading is exciting. Zhao Meng (Zhao Page Decoration) was deeply moved by his wife's handwriting, so he gave up the idea of concubinage, and the husband and wife were reconciled and grew old together. This is a story.

On the afternoon of June 24th, 2002, about 70 dragon fans from Hong Kong SAR held a party in Hong Kong to commemorate Xiaolong's 62nd birthday (June 27th, 2002). The atmosphere is pleasant and harmonious. At the end of the three-hour-long party, the live broadcast of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) showed this song "I Nong Ci", which was included in the album "Remembering Bruce Lee (Folk Songs)" sung by Mr. Li Zhenhui in those years, and accompanied by guzheng recitation. That's a different atmosphere-now it sounds interesting and more profound. ...

Parting (translated by Bruce Lee) Who knows when we will meet?

It may take years, or

Maybe forever.

Let's take a piece of clay,

Wet it, pat it,

Take a picture of you.

And a picture of me.

Then break them, break them,

Add a little more water,

Knead them into a ball We will rebuild from the soil.

A picture of you, a picture of me.

So in my soil, you are rare,

In your soil, there is a little shadow of me.

Nothing can separate us.

Live, we will always be in each other's hearts,

When we die, we will be buried together.