When he was in college, Bruce Lee majored in philosophy, and during the process of creating Jeet Kune Do, he learned that martial arts is not only a skill for fitness or martial arts, but also emphasizes "the unity of nature and man." "The knowledge. "Game of Death" was originally inspired by the Buddhist allusion "Seven-level Pagoda". It tells a super master who drove to the seven-story pagoda alone in order to capture the rare and rare treasures in the legend. After a series of fierce battles, he reached the top of the tower. There are no rare treasures in the box, only a piece of paper, which says: "Life is a process of waiting for death". Seeing that there is no rival in the world, the master feels lonely and lost, and realizes the truth that even if the world is invincible, he will be defeated by death.
Bruce Lee also has similar feelings. As a movie star, he has created a myth for Hong Kong's movie box office. Even Hollywood, which has always discriminated against Chinese people, has invited him to star and produce movies for an unprecedented time. He originally wanted to push "Game of Death" to the extreme and make it into the most ambitious action movie in history, and then break up the outside world's prejudice against him as "a martial artist, no acting skills", but he did not expect that "life is a waiting period." "The Course of Death" will be fulfilled on July 20, 1973, causing the film to become Bruce Lee's unfinished work.
