几天前,去西雅图去开会,遇到了康开丽小姐,会后,她带我去拜访Bruce——就是30年前突然去世的李振藩,字小龙。很简单的方形红色墓碑上刻了几个字:李振藩,截拳道之创立者,1940.11.27-1973.7.20。墓志铬又曰:以无法为有法,以无限为有限;您的启示一直领导我们往个人解放。这个墓地是私人经营的,建于1872年,它的“住客”代表着西城的社会历史。在那风景宜人的小山丘上有不少西城贵族。因此那些墓碑的设计也花样繁多,墓志铭用各种文字写,有趣的是,中文的并不少。比如, A few days ago, I went to Seattle for a meeting and met Miss Kang Kaili. After the meeting, she took me to visit Bruce, the little dragon that died suddenly 30 years ago. Very simple square red tombstone carved a few words: Li Zhenfan, the founder of Jeet Kune Do, 1940.11.27-1973.7.20. Chronicles of the epitaphs reads: “There is no way to be a law, limited by infinity; your revelations lead us all to liberation. This cemetery is privately run and was built in 1872, and its ”guest" represents the social history of Xicheng. There is a lot of Xicheng aristocrats on the picturesque hills. Therefore, the design of those gravestones are also diverse, epitaphs written in a variety of languages, it is interesting that Chinese is not less. such as,