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Sunday, July 19, 2020

The name of the most strangest person is Bruce Jun Fan Lee (Lee Siu Loong),he was born in 1940 in San Francisco, CA while his parents were on tour with the Chinese Opera. Ultimately raised in Hong Kong,Bruce Lee was a revered martial artist, actor and filmmaker known for movies like 'Fists of Fury' and 'Enter the Dragon,' and the technique Jeet Kune Do.

Breaking Box Office Records

Lee signed a two-film contract, eventually bringing his family over to Hong Kong as well. The Big Boss, aka Fists of Fury in the U.S., was released in 1971 and featured Lee as the factory worker hero who has sworn off fighting yet enters combat to confront a murderous drug smuggling operation. Combining his smooth Jeet Kune Do athleticism with the high-energy theatrics of his performance in The Green Hornet, Lee was the charismatic center of the film, which set new box office records in Hong Kong.

Those records were broken by Lee's next film, Fist of Fury, aka The Chinese Connection (1972), which, like The Big Boss, received poor reviews from some critics upon the U.S. release.

By the end of 1972, Lee was a major movie star in Asia. He had co-founded with Raymond Chow his own company, Concord Productions, and had released his first directorial feature, Return of the Dragon. Though he had not yet gained stardom in America, he was poised on the brink with his first major Hollywood project, Enter the Dragon.

On July 20, 1973, just one month before the premiere of Enter the Dragon, Lee died in Hong Kong, China, at the age of 32.

#Bruce lee performed some incredible feats:-

He weighed only 130 pounds.

He had a punching power of 350 pounds.

Bruce Lee could do about 1500 push-ups in a row by two hands.

400 push-ups in a row by one hand, 200 push-ups by two-finger of one hand.

100 by the thumb of one hand. This record has not been broken by anyone.

He practiced 5000 punches a day and could give nine punches in one second.

Bruce Lee’s kicks were so fast for cameras that he was filmed in slow motion.

He could jump to 8 ft from a standstill


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