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Come on. Time to eat.

Come on. Let's eat.

It seems that Wing Chun Fist
is really powerful.

-Come on.
-I know.

-Thanks.
-The key to Bruce's kung fu is...

attack!

To attack in a straightforward way.
Let all those moves and methods

go to hell.

Am I right? Am I correct?

There's another keyword,
fast!

Right, right, right.

At the speed of lightning,
attack your opponent directly. Right?

-You're quite smart.
-Of course.

If I learn your kung fu,

I'll bring down those damn white guys
who've humiliated me.

I'll let them kiss my ass.

-Learning kung fu is not for fighting.
-Bastard Jesse.

Am I right?

Bruce, I'm feeling

that becoming your student
is the best decision I ever made.

Certainly.

Kimura is right.

To follow Bruce
is also my best choice of this lifetime.

Look, our martial arts school
is like the United Nations.

Kimura is Japanese,

Blair, British,

and me, Bastard Jesse,

an African American.

Together, we will leave a legend
in American history.

Bruce,
I have another person to recommend to you.

-Who?
-A Filipino, Inosanto.

I know him.
You told me about him in Hong Kong.

He's a great martial artist.

-Please introduce us.
-Okay.

If one more Filipino joins us,
our United Nations will be more powerful.

Right?

-The sooner, the better.
-Okay.

I'll arrange a meeting soon.

Great.

Kimura has learned Japanese martial arts
since he was young.

Blair has been practicing western boxing.

I've learnt a lot from you guys.

There is a saying in Chinese,

"One may have acquaintances
all over the world,

but few are true friends."

How about me?

Of course you're my good friend.

I'm your student, forever.

You guys do your kung fu research.

I'll take care of the miscellaneous stuff,
including driving.

You need someone like me, right?

Yes, we need you.

But, Jesse,
I've no money to buy a car now.

I can't pay you a lot either.

Master, don't say that.

I just want you
to treat me as your student.

Of course, I'll be more than happy,
if we can become good friends.

It's so wonderful
to have friends like you guys.

You know,
I'd like to have Prof. Kane

give us theoretical guidance now.

I also want to ask Uncle Shao...

to help us with studying
different Chinese martial arts.

Based on my networking in Seattle
over the years,

I can also find some masters
to spar with.

That'll be great.

I can't wait
to meet with these masters right away

for some sparring, so that we can learn.

Are we going to take another beating?

Taking a beating?

Taking a beating
is actually a good way of learning.

Now I have Prof. Kane
to give me theoretical guidance.

I have you guys too.
Most importantly,

there's me, a great martial artist,
who's putting in great effort.

I believe my martial arts theory
will be mature soon.

So, let's start right away.

All right!

All right!

Wait a moment.

Please come in.

-Blair. It's you!
-Prof. Inosanto.

Yes, it's me!

-Oh, my! I can't believe--
-You didn't expect me, did you?

You're all grown up!

-My God!
-I'm so pleased to see you.

-I'm so happy.
-Really?

Come on. Please come in.

-Come.
-It's a long story.

-You look a lot like your father.
-Really?

This is a nice place, right?

-Here.
-It's nice.

My God, I'm so glad you're here.

-Have a seat.
-Thanks.

-How's your father?
-He's fine.

I haven't seen him for a long time.

Prof. Inosanto, what's wrong?

I'm fine. Just an old ailment.

Let's talk about you.
Blair, why did you come?

To be honest,

I don't know how long I'm going to stay.

My real purpose of coming here

is to see a friend of mine.
His name is Bruce Lee.

Bruce Lee.

-Yes.
-Wait a second.

I've heard of him. He's a student
at Washington State. A philosophy major.

That's him.

You've heard of him?

Yes, I have.

I read some reports
about him on the newspapers.

They were lavishing praise
on this amateur boxer.

Mr. Inosanto, in fact, Bruce Lee

is a really sharp martial artist.

He's really sharp?

Right.

That's probably not true.

I heard that this so-called
sharp martial artist is rather arrogant.

But he was beaten by Yamamoto
in a few easy moves.

Was he?

Blair, let's not talk about this.

Prof. Inosanto,

the main purpose of my visit is,

I'd like you to meet
with Bruce Lee.

I hope you can guide him.

Meet with him? No, no, no.

Listen, Blair.

I don't think it's necessary.

I've been busy with writing a book
about boxing.

I really don't have time for other things.
Really.

In this case…

I guess I won't bother you.

No, no. It's fine.

I didn't come at the right time.

All right. Go get busy.
I'll visit again another day.

Are you okay, Blair?

Are you unhappy with my decision of
not seeing Bruce Lee?

Of course not.
I just feel that you're too busy.

There're a lot of studies
that need your attention.

Let's see. Though I'm really busy,

I can still meet with your friend.

But not right now.

I've seen you grow up
from this tall.

Of course I'll accede to your request.

Oh, what are your plans?
Be a diplomat like your father?

No, That's not part of my plan.

I want to go
to the Washington State University.

-There…
-Really?

Yes, I'd like to study athletics theories.

That's great. I'll show you my department,
and my new book.

-All right. Come over.
-Okay.

Here. Sit down.

-Let me show you.
-Is this your research?

These, too. And this one.
This is our new outline.

I know.
I see a lot of related materials here.

Right.

These are my favorite books,
they're closely related to my theories.

I'll pass them to you next time…

If you want to refine your martial arts,
you have to meet with Wally Jay.

What does he practice?

Jujitsu, Japanese jujitsu.

Wally Jay's jujitsu is excellent.
He claims he has no equal.

Sounds like he's bragging,
but he's good.

Please find a way to introduce me to him.

I'd like to learn jujitsu from him.

I'm not a friend of his.
We're merely acquaintances.

I've also heard that he is arrogant,
not easy-going at all.

All capable people are like that.

Please think of a way to let me see him.

I want to create my own boxing style.

There's a lot to learn from these masters.

-I'll try.
-Okay.

Hi!

Blair. Did you visit Inosanto?
When can we meet?

I did visit him.
But he has no time right now.

No time?

He refused to see me?

You can say that.

I understand.

What Wing Chun Fist master?

Chinese martial artists
only know fancy moves.

They shouldn't learn jujitsu.

They should learn dancing or acting.

Bruce Lee is a true martial artist.

All of you are Asians.

Mr. Jay, you don't know him yet.

Stop the flattery.

I think you should meet with Mr. Lee.

I won't. This kind of person
is not worth my time.

Can you let him be your student?

I never accept Chinese students.

It'll be a humiliation if do that.

Wing Chun Fist has its strengths,

as well as its weaknesses.

Are you still thinking
about Wally Jay's jujitsu?

We should learn whatever is useful.

Good. Again!

Bruce,

there're many other martial artists
in the U.S.

I'll recommend some to you.

Don't be too hung up
on Wally Jay's jujitsu.

I've read about it.

His jujitsu is practical.

I'd like to meet with him
and learn from him.

But he's too arrogant.

-I really can't help.
-Try again.

Maybe I can challenge him,

and learn in an actual combat.

How about this? I'll ask him
to accept me as a student.

I'm a Caucasian.

He might not reject me.

What? You?

Yes, I'll go learn from him
and teach you.

Isn't it the same?

But do you think
this is honest?

Bruce, listen to us.

Martial artists ought to learn
from one another,

so that they can improve.

All right. Blair, remember
to put your heart in it,

and try to learn the essence of jujitsu.

Okay.

Let's eat.

Pay attention.

One, two, three, four.

Get up!

One, two, three, four.

Good. Get up.

Our jujitsu
is the most powerful wrestling technique.

No other wrestling styles can defeat us.

Come over.

Take aim. Come on.

Make him lose balance first.
Then, it'll be easier.

Go back. Your turn.

Look carefully.

This is called,
defeating the opponent in one move.

Go on. Who's up next?

There are a lot of strengths,
as well as weaknesses in Wing Chun Fist.

I want to incorporate the hand techniques
and footwork of jujitsu.

I'll also integrate the footwork
of western boxing with Wing Chun Fist.

The improvised Wing Chun Fist

will integrate
the essence of other martial art forms

and remove all complicated
and impractical moves.

Do the buttock wrestle.

Break it down.

First. Good move.

Second. Not bad. Go on.

Three. Throw.

Good.

A new boxing technique! Good thesis!

Prof. Kane,
is there any problem with my paper?

You've chosen a path
fraught with difficulties.

Bruce, your progress really pleased me.

Not long ago, you told me

you were bored
as you didn't have an equal in Seattle.

I told you to defeat yourself,
because the biggest adversary is yourself.

It seems
that you've changed your view.

Yes. I was as superficial
as "a frog in the well" when I said that.

The world is big.

I just didn't realize it.

After I was beaten by Yamamoto,

I felt I had to improve myself
by competing with myself.

As long as I push myself to the limit,

when the day comes,
if I want to defeat anyone,

it'll be easy.

I'm happy to hear this,
Bruce.

What you intend to create
will be epic.

I think it'll be incredible.

But still,
I have a lot of theoretical questions.

Please sit down. Have a seat.

Prof. Kane,
these issues are make me perplexed.

No.

Bruce, you're no longer confused.

Your proposed new style,

is new in its concept.

I feel that

you've discovered
the core issues of martial arts.

Right now, you are making use of
the strength of your opponent's attack

to counter-attack.

In terms of boxing,
it is your way of attacking.

In terms of style,
it's an incorporation of many, right?

Are you listening?

I thought of this name with my intuition.

Bruce, you have a good intuition.

You're almost a martial arts genius.

Genius? No, no, Professor.
Please don't say that.

Cut the Chinese style humility.

It's not that.
I won't say I'm a genius,

I'm just diligent.

No, Bruce, you're a genius.

Do you know what a genius is?

It is a logical sub-consciousness.

What a genius does
is motivated by his sub-consciousness.

Logical sub-consciousness?

-I don't get it.
-All right. Let me tell you.

When a genius is doing things,
he doesn't think too much.

Prof. Kane,
how can I do things without thinking?

Listen, what a genius does

is usually spontaneous.

There is no mark of craftsmanship.
Everything is simple.

They normally make logical decisions

for their lives and careers
in a subconscious way.

Thus, they can reach a level
that others can't.

That's because of the precision
of their logical sub-consciousness.

Prof. Kane, about my new boxing style…

from your philosophical perspective,
what do you think?

I've already answered you
on how to interpret "new".

Bruce, you'd better realize that

your new style has to be built on
the foundation of the Chinese Philosophy,

so that it can continue developing.

Prof. Kane, in China,

there are many philosophical books.

Their theories are quite different.

Professor, in my case,

which school of philosophy
should I use for my martial arts research?

Especially, for my new boxing style.

What you're creating
is fundamentally Chinese martial arts.

The Confucianism and Taoism

have had tremendous influence
on kung fu.

You can draw the essence
from other schools of thought

and graft them onto the tree
of Chinese martial arts.

Confucianism values
harmony and moderation,

Taoism pays attention
to dialectics and perception.

-Zoom in to the core of kung fu--
-Dialectics and perception?

-and simplify those complicated theories.
-Simplify?

How should I do it?

You've almost found
the core issue of simplification.

Let me ask you:

Martial arts maybe complicated,
but what's its simplest issue?

Tell me.

Don't hesitate.

Just tell me what you think.

We'll discuss it together.

That'll be offense and defense.

Bruce Lee, intelligence
and determination are part of you.

Your insistence on philosophy
leads to your pursuit of truth.

Bruce Lee, I have read your paper.

I can understand
your thoughts on martial arts.

Look at this dialectics picture.

It is very persuasive.

It's a simple symbol,
clear cut and easy to understand.

Prof. Kane, you mentioned about the symbol
being simple,

clear cut and easy to understand.
Simple, clear and easy to understand.

Simple but overly simplistic.

Right, apply this to your thesis.

Complexities are simplified.
Simplicity makes one relaxed.

I must relax, simplify complexities
and disentangle the truth from falsehood.

I mean, release myself
from complexities.

Exactly.

Relax yourself, release yourself.

Be the master of yourself.

The world is ever-changing.

One who can understand
and control this transformation

can be a true master of yourself.

Bruce, your paper

has highlighted this point. It's just that
you didn't elaborate on it theoretically.

That's why I said
you have to understand Chinese philosophy.

I have to think through
what the Taiji symbol embodies again.

Yes, Bruce.

Remember, don't complicate the problem.

Someone who complicates the simple things
may make a good philosopher.

Isn't that very true?

Philosophers like to perpetually
make simple things very profound.

Finally, they can't even
explain their own theories.

But the real wise men,
the real geniuses,

will simplify all things complicated,

such that it's as simple as can be.

Chinese culture is deep and profound,

because the ancient philosophers could
simplify the complexities of the world.

I Ching's Yin and Yang Theory,
Laozi's Tao,

as well as "moderation" in Confucianism,
are all like this.

Bruce, you've simplified
complicated martial arts theories

into two words, offense and defense.

Prof. Kane.

My biggest dream now,
is to establish my own martial arts school

to promote my new martial arts
and let people understand kung fu.

You want to open
your own martial arts house? That's great.

In that case,
don't come for class anymore.

Just do your own things,

and utilize all your spare time

to study these two words:

offense and defense,
or you can say, Yin and Yang.

I believe you'll do a great job.

Thank you, Professor.

Stop.

Listen.

When you practice the basics,

I want you to follow the rules.

But in a fight,
I want you to forget all the rules.

Be spontaneous.

Wing Chun Fist

is a practical boxing method.

Practicality is the foundation of boxing.

Don't limit yourself.

Otherwise,

Wing Chun Fist will be meaningless.

-Got it?
-Got it.

All right, go on.

Okay. Take a break.

I'll fight with Jesse.

Come on. Attack.

Come on.

Attack and defend simultaneously.
Again!

See it? One more time.

Speed is crucial.

One more time.

One more time.
You practice.

Work hard.

Any questions?

-Look.
-Come on. Beat me. Be fast!

Be fast!

Come on.

Your movement was too big,
so you exposed your intention.

Watch how you punch.

Be efficient when you punch.
Keep a distance.

Relax your muscles.

Watch me, like this, relax.

Let's do it again.

Again. Let's continue.

Go on. Good.

Bruce.

Bruce, come here.

I've learn a lot from Wally Jay.

We can spar

and see if there's anything special
about his jujitsu.

Okay, start attacking.

-Right, do your best.
-Okay.

-Attack me.
-Okay.

Come on.

Get up, go on.

His strokes are brutal,
you must be careful.

All right, come on.

How's this?
I can clutch your throat very quickly.

-Great!
-Did you see that?

This is what I learned from Wally Jay.

His jujitsu is brutal, almost deadly.
You can hardly defend yourself.

Right.

Bruce, if you fight with Wally,

what are your chances of winning?

It's hard to say. But I can find a way
to overcome this.

Blair, you've done a good job. Thank you.

One, two,

three, four.

Good. Do it again.

Blair's purpose of coming to our school
is not to learn,

but to steal our skills.
He's teaching Bruce Lee jujitsu.

Bruce Lee, how dare you send someone
to learn my skills on the sly!

Get up. Look.

Wally Jay's "elbow strike" is effective.

Most people use their fists to fight.
But the fist isn't as strong as the elbow.

Here. Hold me.

Hold me tight.

Jujitsu isn't simple indeed.

Come. Do it again.

Make a feint attack.

Bruce, this move is simple yet brutal.
Fantastic!

Blair.

You've been learning from Wally Jay
for quite some time.

-Yes. What?
-All right, you practice with Kimura.

Good. Come on.

You have to practice
if you want to improve.

Your practice session
has to be like actual combat.

Otherwise, it'll be inefficient.

Today, to improve our jujitsu skills,
we'll start the actual combat training.

Spread out, everyone.

You.

Me?

Use all your moves.

You'll see a tussle
as real as an actual combat.

Attack me!

Be a man.

Don't be a coward.

Get up.

Get up.

Attack.

Tell Bruce Lee, this is jujitsu.

I'll let him have a real taste of jujitsu.

Bruce, bad news.

What's up?

-It's Blair.
-What's wrong with him?

He got wounded.

What?

Let's have a look.

I'll avenge you.

Bruce, don't be rash.
You can't defeat him yet.

He almost punctured Blair's throat.
I need to avenge him.

Jujitsu is deadly.
We can't blame him.

Okay, stop!

Bruce, think further.

What is your goal?

It's not to fight.

Blair got hurt because of us,
and because of our common goal.

Bruce, if you just want to show off,

whether you defeat Wally Jay

or vice versa,

your aim of learning jujitsu
to enrich yourself will be in vain.

Blair's injury will be in vain too.

Bruce. You're always telling me
to control myself and be moderate.

How come when things happen,
you can't even control yourself?

Think it over carefully.

I have to settle scores with Wally Jay.

All right.

I'll think of a way to arrange for
a competition between you and Wally.

Okay. I'll send him a letter of challenge.

-Hello, James.
-Hi!

Have a seat.

What can I do for you?

Kimura sent me a letter of challenge.
Bruce Lee wants to fight with me.

Bruce Lee wants to fight with you?
Is he going to lose his spine and ribs?

I don't get it, James. Why would
a nobody like him dare to challenge me?

Go on.

Something's fishy about this.

Bruce Lee is small and slim,

and only 140 pounds.

He's no match for me.

Is he plotting something?

That's right. I find it a little odd too.

Will he use some secret weapon?

What? Where is this taking place?

In a public venue.

In a public venue?

He can't use secret weapons.

If he's not using secret weapons,
why would he dare to fight me?

He's crazy.

He's just too cocky.

Totally arrogant.

Only a maniac
would risk his life like this.

So I'm here to discuss with you.

It seems that

I've to seek help from a friend of mine.

Who is that?

Inosanto.

I know him.
He's a professor at an athletic school.

Right. You know what?

He's the "King of Stick Fighting"
in the Philippines.

Really, is he?

James, you know what?

I've been to all over the world
to collect these books and materials.

It took me over twenty years.
These books have become part of me.

Right.

Have you started your research on boxing?

Yes, I have.

Look, I've listed the outline
and content of chapters.

That's a lot.

I guess I have to take them home
to read carefully.

Are you sure?

James, you specialize in boxing theories.

Your comments will help me a lot
in writing my book.

Professor...

I've always liked your books.

I'm honored to be of help.

Thank you very much.

Oh. I'd like to ask you
about something.

Go ahead.

Do you know a Chinese martial artist
called Bruce Lee?

Yes, I've heard of him. He's a student
at the Washington State University.

I've seen the reports of him
in the newspapers.

I heard he opened a martial arts school
in a basement in Chinatown recently.

Right. That's him.

What's wrong? James.

He challenged Wally Jay.

He challenged Wally Jay?

My God. How is this possible?

It's true.

I saw the letter of challenge.

I don't know what this is for.

We found it very strange.

I hear he teaches Wing Chun Fist.

Prof. Inosanto,

the Philippines isn't very far from China.
There are a lot of Chinese over there.

Yes.

You know Chinese better
than Americans do.

Tell me, will he use some secret weapon
in the competition?

No, no. No way.

He won't do that for sure.

Although, I don't know him personally,

I've heard that the Chinese
believe in integrity.

Chinese martial artists
value their dignity a lot.

To quote them,
it's shameful to use secret weapons.

I've never seen Bruce Lee before,

but I've heard his kung fu is quite good,

and he has moral values.

I feel that
we don't have to worry about this.

That's a relief.

Now, I'm starting to have
a little bit of respect for him.

I must watch this competition.

James, arrange and set the venue
as Seattle State Park.

We'll exchange pointers
with the local experts after that.

Okay.
I'll let you know once it's all arranged.

We'll head there together.

Great.

All right. I won't bother you anymore.

I'm heading off to read your writing.

All right. Bye.

James.

Please tell Wally Jay,
although Bruce Lee is full of himself,

please don't treat him too seriously.

He's still a young man.

We were young once.

-Right?
-All right. No problem.

-Okay, see you.
-See you.

See you.

Bruce, you're getting better now!

Blair, feeling better?

-Yes, much better.
-Okay.

What's most important now,

-is to find out how to defeat Wally Jay.
-That's right.

Bruce, I'll practice with you.
Blair will be your instructor.

-Okay.
-Come on.

-Come on.
-Get ready.

Beautiful! But pay attention
to your defense on your left.

Good.

Do it again.

Good. Bruce, it's a good move.

Get up.

Very good.

Blair, your injury will not be in vain.
I'll get even for you.

Bruce, drop this.

Don't forget your goal.

Yes, Bruce.

Your aim is to improve your kung fu,
not take revenge.

You're right. I'm not out to take revenge.

That's right.

Bruce, let's continue.

I'm relieved that Prof. Inosanto said so.

However, you shouldn't look down on him.

He dares to challenge.
It means that he has the ability.

In just ten seconds,

I'll break his arms and legs.

Mr. Inosanto wanted me to let you know.

He said, Bruce Lee challenged you,

because he's too young and naive.

However, he hopes you can spare him.

Why should I?

His challenge is a form of disrespect.

If I don't maim him
people will disrespect me in the future.

I don't understand. What is this for?

I don't think opponents should hurt
each other in a martial arts competition.

For dignity, I must do this.

But, James…

Relax, I know what I'm doing.

Good.

Tomorrow morning,
I'll fight Bruce Lee in the park.

Please go watch it.

You'll learn
what Wally Jay's jujitsu is like.

Bruce Lee has overestimated himself.
I couldn't believe he came.

I have to say,
I admire this Chinese man's guts.

Indeed. But there is another possibility.

He doesn't know Wally Jay
and his brutality at all.

Wally Jay's hands have put an end
to countless martial artists' careers.

I'm worried for this Chinese.

But I haven't seen authentic
Chinese kung fu for a long time.

I'm looking forward to it.

What are you up to?

Subtitle translation by Min Wei Wong