THE TAO OF KUNG FU

The Tao of Kung Fu Bruce Lee The teacher is not someone who gives the truth – he is the guide to the truth, which each student must find for himself. A good teacher is just the catalyst. Bruce Lee Oxy Publications presents The Tao of Kung Fu, a book written in 1964 by Bruce Lee, the embodiment of the high principles of martial arts, and which until now has remained anecdotal. Although it was written 40 years ago, its release is a landmark as it enables the reader to learn about many Chinese martial arts and read Bruce Lee's interpretation and commentary on them. For the first time available to the public, The Tao of Kung Fu describes and analyzes various Chinese martial arts, highlights the differences between internal and external martial methods and between Eastern and Western training tactics, and provides information on the various schools of Kung Fu that exist in China . It also includes Bruce Lee's personal scrapbook and the famous paper he wrote while a student at the University of Washington entitled The Tao of Kung Fu. Bruce Lee was born with some unique abilities: speed, timing, grace, good perception and charm. All these factors contributed to his great ability to separate reality from fiction. Instead of condemning a particular martial art system, he absorbed what was useful, rejected what was useless, and taught martial art reality, simplicity, harmony, and integrity. Tao, the force that allows everything to happen or exist.