It is true that Bruce Lee plays Japanese Kato in The Green Hornet and beats China people. The film is about how the director arranges and what the audience likes to see. In the 1960s, Chinese in American society had no status, so it was impossible for Bruce Lee to beat China and Japanese. Back in Hongkong, it is impossible for Bruce Lee to play the role of Japanese beating China people. In the 1970s, the Japanese mainly devoted themselves to playing Muay Thai. In the 1970s, Japanese karate players bombed the Royal Thai Boxing Hall and won the first foreign Muay Thai champion in history. The Japanese judo player broke the arm of the first Brazilian jujitsu player. Ali, the boxing champion, just said that no Asian can beat him. As a result, the seventh paragraph of karate was taken to the hospital by a Japanese. At that time, fighting in Japan was booming. The main goals of the Japanese are Thai boxing in Asia and free fighting in the United States. Traditional martial arts in Hong Kong have been defeated by several challenges from Muay Thai. At that time, the Japanese had not spread to Hong Kong and Wudang. Let's start with a fact. At that time, Bruce Lee never looked down on the Japanese, let alone challenged the Japanese real fighting flow represented by extreme karate.

At that time, the Japanese were cruel, and it was very true that the karate Yamada Beida had to be trained with his bare hands like shooting a cow, so it was very true that karate won Muay Thai and became an important school of actual combat in the world. Up to now, there are very few Sanda against Muay Thai KO, and most of them win by points, so Bruce Lee is great. He is the first person to promote Kung Fu and a very powerful martial artist, but there is no need to flatter him too much. Compared with a professional boxer, Bruce Lee himself said: Look at my little hand from China, he will kill me (Ali).