taufik maidanil's video: the fists found their fury The booklet Bruce Lee used to teach himself Kung Fu sells for 52 000

The booklet that Bruce Lee used to teach himself Kung Fu has sold for £52,000. The Enter the Dragon star made his own modifications to the illustrated manual for the Wing Chun version of Kung Fu to create his own unique style. Notes alongside the pictures included 'grasp the opponent hard when he blocks your right punch, and kick him while jabbing him' and 'from straight hand punch, bend and strike violently at opponent's temple.' On another page he wrote: 'Right hand block; left go over right and right pulls back immediately and punch out or back fist after swing'. Lee called the adapted style Jun Fan Gung Fu, which translates as 'Bruce Lee's Kung Fu' which he taught to others to make ends meet after moving from Hong Kong to Seattle, US, in 1959 aged 18. Lee gave the pamphlet, which has his name and address stamped on the inside cover, to his friend and assistant instructor Taky Kimura, who continued to teach his art form after the star's death. Lee's annotated booklet, which has never been published before, sold for £44,000 at London's Bloomsbury Auctions. With all the fees added on the total price paid was £52,000