I like your art work of Bruce Lee a lot! I used to watch lots of old recordings and videos on Bruce Lee. I found an old book on him many years ago; that’s how I became very interested in his philosophy and life.

Chi Qong is very different from tai chi; the breathing methods were completely different. They were five main schools of tai chi, in which four schools were renditions or adaptation from the original school. These were former students of the original teacher who went out to seek their own fame later. I was lucky to have met the last disciple of the original school when she was over eighty years old and still full of energy. But I wasn’t fortunate enough to have been with her very long. Some of her old students had been with her for over twenty years; they could do calligraphy and Chinese paintings. These were very private and quiet people with professional career; I would never be able to tell that they were very advanced practitioners. I did witness real martial art ability of these people while on a summer camp. The way they used their chi to repel other people without force (Li) was stunning. I was sent backward some five meters in the air but a senior student caught me to prevent any injury. Those were the good old days of seeking for knowledge and learning. I wish I could meet traditional practitioners one day.