Joey Chen
THE BOOKS
Bruce Lee
A friend and a fellow martial artist
Wong Shun Leung was doing his fighting scene with Bruce in April 73. They were filming for 3 days. April was a busy month for Bruce. James Coburn visited to discuss Silent Flute and Bruce was filming further in the mirror room. I had flew in from Singapore to meet Bruce to work on G.O.D. Bruce asked me to go for Tim Sum but I said no because I had a terrible headache that morning. Later in the afternoon I went to see Bruce at Golden studio and he told me what would be expected of me. Bruce and I were friends before he became famous. He was trying to protect me from Raymond Chow and Leonard Ho who were hiring martial artists ’on-the-cheap’ to turn them to superstars. Bottom line was profit, greed and money was the ulterior motive, I supposed; not so much on fame.
What I want for Christmas
This is a true story of a little girl
When Christmas comes, children everywhere expect gifts from their parents. But not Aimee and Elijah Tan. They wish for something else which is impossible for anyone to fulfil it. This is a short story with plenty of pictures and is the accompany book to Tears Of Ramanya which hopefully will be published soon, also through Leanpub. All sales proceed shall go towards helping the poor and underprivileged children, mostly orphans at the Thai Burma Borders in Thailand through Grace Ministries Japan. For more informations, please visit http://graceministries.breezi.com
3/11 Nuclear Holocaust
"The final catastrophe of the world"
Mitsuhe Murata, former Japan Ambassadoor to Switzerland
First-hand reports of the 8.9 magnitude earthquake, the second-biggest in recorded history that hit Japan on 11th March 2011, quickly followed by a giant tsunami which killed 17,000 Japanese. Helen Caldicott, anti-nuclear scientist said that if Unit No.4 collapses, she and her family will evacuate to Boston. Akio Matsumoto, former Japan ambassador to UN publicly declared, "the end of human race." Haruki Murakami, who is ”among the world’s greatest living writers” said, "this time no one dropped a bomb on us". U.S. Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), a senior member of the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, “The scope of damage to the plants and to the surrounding area was far beyond what I expected. "