I am a police officer in the United States.

Author: Shi Zijian
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This is a touching true story. A Chinese police officer left his wife and daughter, crossed the ocean, and studied at the University of Washington with $200. After obtaining a master's degree in criminal investigation, he was told by an American professor, "There are no jobs suitable for you in the United States." Despite never being superstitious, he remained confident, believing that with his ability, he could find good work. However, he faced repeated setbacks in his job search. Finally, the FBI, Immigration Service, and Police Department told him, "You must become a U.S. citizen before applying for a job," which shattered his dream. But becoming a U.S. citizen required holding a green card for five years. To achieve his dream, the author endured hardship, took a job as a prison guard in the "den of tigers and wolves" in Washington, and with his solid Chinese martial arts skills, faced danger after danger, surviving an attack by inmates. After working in prison for five years, he fulfilled his dream of becoming a top police officer in the United States, becoming a focal point of attention for "Voice of America": This Chinese-American police officer, known as BRUCELEE (Bruce Lee), won the Eastern Taekwondo Championship in the U.S. and was famous for his sharpshooting skills in the police force. He served as a presidential bodyguard and gained widespread fame in the U.S. after assisting in solving the shocking "Washington Sniper Shooting Case." However, as the author's career rose, his personal life took a downturn: His marriage nearly fell apart, and his family of three was scattered across three countries, each pursuing their own dreams.