The Way of Jeet Kune Do

This book was compiled by Bruce Lee's widow Linda and martial arts theory writer Gilbert Johnson based on Bruce Lee's autograph manuscripts. It aims to bring together in a cohesive way the lifelong ideological sparks of Bruce Lee, the martial arts master. This is a unique collection of Jeet Kune Do, and it is also a unique manuscript that is difficult to define. There is no step-by-step detailed explanation of the moves in the book, only a series of witty sayings that contain infinite meaning. This book does not set any unbreakable boundaries and does not make any black or white conclusions. It appropriately embodies Bruce Lee's martial arts spirit - Jeet Kune Do has no end point. If you want to know how to do it, you have to find the answer yourself. It is precisely because of this that it can maintain long-lasting vitality and be regarded as a classic by generations of Jeet Kune Do practitioners. After the book was published, it immediately became popular all over the world and was translated into nine languages ​​and sold all over the world. To date, it has influenced generations of martial artists and martial arts enthusiasts, assisting them in their pursuit of a deeper path to self-realization.