As Tyrus Wong dies at 106, he is referred to as a legendary Disney Artist.

He started as an entry level animator at Disney in 1938. He drew hundreds of Micke Mouse sketches. But his breakthrough was during the story of the white tailed deer 'Bambi.'

Tyrus Wong was born in Guangzhou, China in 1910. His talent as an artist was discovered at a very early age.

Wong's father took him to California when he was nine years old. He was separated from his mother and sister and they would never see each other again.

His father encouraged his talent by practicing calligraphy. He also went to Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles on a full scholarship.

Wong spent nearly three decades working as an animation picture illustrator. And even if Tyrus Wong dies, his works and legacy continues to inspire and influence leading animators of today.

He was included on the "Disney Legend" hall of fame in 2001. As one of the most respected Chinese- American artist, his arts and works were captured in an independent documentary film "TYRUS,"in 2015.

According to the CNN, Wong also worked for the Warner Brothers as a concept and story artist for 26 years and retired in 1968. After his retirement, he channeled his talents by building hand-made kites.

The statement also said that the lively spirit of Tyrus Wong will be missed. And extended their condolences to Tyrus's family.

According to the New York Times, Wong was newly married and needed a job when he first entered Disney in 1938.

Tyrus Wong dies at very stunning age, what could be the reason behind his long lifespan.

According to the Nutrition Facts Organization, there are four lifestyle habits. Not smoking, not being obese, 30 minutes exercise a day and eating healthy foods.

Tyrus Wong dies, and it has been a long journey for him and he might have a good life style for him reach such age.