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Christopher Lee's Life Story
Life is a story. It has a beginning, a middle, and an end. To some their story has ended. To others, it has begun. To him, Christopher Lee, his is still in its early prime. This is his life story. Lee took his first breath on July 10th, 2001. At age five, his parents had enrolled him into Holy Name of Jesus School and Tat-Wong Kung-Fu Academy. Tat-Wong became the foundation of Lee's athletic career, as made him interested to participate on a sports team. After being promoted to first grade, his mother signed him up for Holy Name's Soccer team. The year he began playing soccer, Lee met his first friends. His friends were very supportive of him playing soccer and taught him many tips for the sport. As a result, Lee became very close with them.
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