Letters of the Dragon: Correspondance, 1958-1973, Vol. 5 Book

Bruce Lee previously just stroke me as an international kung fu grand master. When I introduce myself to foreigners, more often than not, they exclaimed, "Ah, Hong Kong, Bruce Lee, Jacky Chan, so do you know Kung Fu?" I had thought it amusing. After reading the book, I am proud that people associate Hong Kong with Bruce Lee, who possessed profundity unbeknownst to me.

Discipline: Despite his schedule of filming and teaching, he is adamant of practicing two hours per day, even the most basic forms.

Desire to innovate: He learnt different sorts of martial art, grasped their essence, identified the shortcomings of each, assimilated his knowledge and imagination to create his own form.

Unreserved sharing: He took much pleasure in sharing kung fu with his fellows. He wrote detailed notes to students, proactively advised them and opened schools.

Deep caring: He wrote wholehearted letters to friends and wife. I was very touched by his caring thoughts. It would be such a privileged having known him.

Last but not least, Bruce Lee was a handsome young man. I hope this legacy would last for a long time to come.