Photos of bruce lee and the early martial arts culture of san francisco bay

[jkdberlin]

Photos of Bruce Lee and the Early Martial Arts Culture of San Francisco Bay | FIGHTLAND (http://fightland.vice.com/blog/photos-of-bruce-lee-and-the-early-martial-arts-culture-of-san-francisco-bay?utm_source=fightlandfbus)

ein paar echt interessante und bisher nicht veröffentlichte Fotos.

[Huangshan]

Interessante Foto,Dokumente,Info..... die die Zeit wiederspiegeln.


Man kann die europäisch-chinesische Herkunft der Mutter von Lee deuten.


A photo of four-month-old Bruce Lee alongside his mother, just prior to his family departing San Francisco to return to their home in Hong Kong in the spring of 1941. Bruce's mother belonged to an ethnically diverse (and highly influential) Hong Kong family. It has been long believed that Bruce's ancestry was a quarter German, yet during exit interviews with immigration officials in SF, his mother stated that she was English on her maternal side. (Document courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration, San Francisco)

Somit ist die deutsche Herkunft der Mutter in Frage gestellt?

http://fightland.vice.com/blog/was-bruce-lee-of-english-descent

Danke Frank für das Posten. :cool:

[WulongCha]

Sicher auch noch interessant:
https://chinesemartialstudies.com/2016/05/20/striking-distance-charles-russo-recounts-the-rise-of-the-chinese-martial-arts-in-america/

[DEKAR]

gabs nicht vor ein paar jahren jemand der behauptet hat das bruce lee ein viertel holländer war?