Robert Lee Jan-Fai

Following the death of his wife, Ip Man travels to San Francisco to ease tensions between the local kung fu masters and his star student, Bruce Lee, while searching for a better future for his son.

A popular singer named Ah Hui is approached by gangsters who want him to perform at their nightclub. When Ah Hui rejects, they set him up by making him believe he murdered an innocent man; Of course, Ah Hui falls for it. With nowhere to turn and the fear of being sent to jail, Ah Hui accepts help from the gangsters. In return he has to sign an exclusive singing contract with them. Little does Ah Hui know, they have other sleazy plans in store for him.

This documentary is about martial arts; about their beauty and their lethal potential, their history and their present status. It is also about their place in a modern society whose escalating crime rate and violence is making the knowledge of self defense a necessity for more and more ordinary people, especially women. The viewer is bombarded with a series of top rated martial artists. Fifteen top practitioners of Karate, Kung Fu, Jujitsu, Kendo, Tai Chi Chuan and Classical Oriental Weaponry pay tribute to the martial arts master of all time, Bruce Lee. Their expertise is brought to life before the probing eye of the motion picture camera, that delves into the Americanization of these arts. In addition to exhibiting their deadly skills, the masters talk honestly about themselves and about their mystical, spiritual and philosophic thoughts on the ancient art of self defense.

Documentary by Bruce Lee's Brother, Robert Lee that covers the life and death of Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee.

Rob Kai (played by Shi Jian), the mastermind of Roche's shipping enterprise, and his brother Bo Hong, devoted their lives to the maritime industry. Rob Kai's eldest son-in-law keeps using Rogers' ships to smuggle drugs in order to get money, which puts the group in crisis. Meanwhile, Bo Hong, who had been struggling to find his wife and daughter, who had been lost for more than a decade, died of a heart attack. In addition to the departure of Bo Kai, who hurt his younger brother, he also invited Wei Man-han (played by Shek Hin), an outstanding executive in the industry, to join his company, hoping to redeem the disadvantage. At this time, Bo Hong's daughter Ke Su Xin (played by Ou Yang Pei Shan), who has been searching for many years, suddenly appears and works more into Roche, becoming Wen Han's secretary.