Ho Tsung-tao
何宗道
Born1950
Biography
Ho Tsung-tao was born in Taiwan in 1950 and learned martial arts from a young age. He began his career as a stuntman in some drama production groups. He was nicknamed "Bruce Lee II" because of his resemblance in appearance and martial arts skills to the martial arts legend. After Bruce Lee's death, his talents caught the attention of some Hong Kong directors. He began using the stage name "Bruce Li" to participate in films. He also worked as director of the film "Shadow of the Dragon." His film activity has become limited in recent times.
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