Bruce_Lee李小龙.ppt

Bruce Lee; 1940 - 1973 Bruce Lee – what could he do? Lee could spring a 107?kg opponent 4.6?metres away with a 1?inch punch. Lee could snatch a dime（硬币） off a person’s open hand, then replace it with a dollar before they could close their palm. Lee could perform push-ups using only his thumbs. Lee could throw grains of rice up into the air and catch them using only chopsticks（筷子）. Lee could thrust（推） his hands through unopened cans of Coca Cola. Lee could break wooden boards 6 inches thick. Lee recommended a food high in nutrition（营养）. For instance, he supplemented his diet with vitamins（维他命）, bee pollen and chocolate-flavoured protein（蛋白质） tablets! Bruce Lee ‘I’m not a master, I’m a student master.’ ‘If someone comes at you with a sword, run if you can. Kung fu doesnt always work.’ Bruce Lee’s first breakthrough film was ‘The Big Boss (1971).’ He had tried his luck in the US, but had managed only smaller roles in programmes such as ‘Batman’ and the ‘Green Hornet.’ But ‘The Big Boss’ made him a star throughout Asia. His second movie, ‘Fists of Fury (1972),’ firmly established him as an Asian superstar, and the third, ‘Way of the Dragon (1972),’ led to his first US Hollywood movie, ‘ Enter the Dragon (1973).’ Lee seemed quicker than all the other martial arts stars, he also had the film-star looks and the charisma to break box-office records around the world. Kung – fu films were here to stay! Bruce Lee Bruce Lee died, July 20th 1973. His brain had swollen to many times its real size. He was only 32 years old. At the time, he was making ‘Game of Death, a film that involved Lee taking on various martial arts experts on his way to solving a criminal mystery… During his short life, he also trained many film stars in the martial arts (developing his own style, Jeet Kune Do – what Lee called ‘the art of fighting without fighting.’) Stars such as James Coburn, Steve McQueen and David Carradine all learned a great deal f