85 years ago today, on November 27, 1940 (October 28, 1940 in the lunar calendar), Bruce Lee was born. Bruce Lee (formerly known as Lee Chun-fan), a generation of martial arts guru, martial arts technician, martial arts philosopher, famous child star, kung fu actor, founder of kung fu movies, founder of martial arts philosophy, Jeet Kune Do. He was the first person to spread Chinese kung fu to the world and the first Chinese to enter Hollywood. He revolutionized the development of martial arts and kung fu movies in the world. He wrote the word KungFu into the English dictionary. Bruce Lee's Positive Muscles Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, USA, and spent his childhood and adolescence in Hong Kong. Bruce Lee was very thin when he was a child. His father taught his son Tai Chi when he was 7 years old for his physical strength. At the age of 13, Bruce Lee systematically learned Wing Chun with the famous teacher Ip Man, and set up a wooden stake at home to practice against the wooden stake every day. In addition, he also practiced Mantis Boxing, White Crane Boxing, Hongquan, Tan Leg, Shaolin Boxing, Poke Foot, Knot Boxing, and other boxing styles, which laid a solid foundation for later creating his own Jeet Kune Do. In order to improve his fighting skills, Bruce Lee not only studied Chinese boxing, but also studied Western boxing. He participated in Western boxing training classes while saving pocket money to buy boxing documentaries of the world champion Louis, from which he learned the footwork, movement, boxing and training methods of the champion. He also often participated in boxing competitions inside and outside the school, constantly enriching his practical experience, and went to the United States to study and create his own Jeet Kune Do. Fearing that Bruce Lee would learn badly, at the age of 18, Bruce Lee's parents decided to send Bruce Lee to study in the United States. Bruce Lee's life in Seattle was quite difficult. After entering university, he put his energy into studying martial arts in addition to studying. He organized a "Chinese kung fu team" in the school, and often trained and performed on campus, which won praise from teachers and students. Bruce Lee has gradually mastered kung fu and even reached a higher level through hard work and hard work. Among them, "Li Sanjiao", "Cunquan" and "Hidden Hand" are his ultimate tricks. Bruce Lee is a versatile player. In addition to being proficient in various boxing techniques, he is also good at various instruments such as long sticks, short sticks and nunchucks, and studies qigong and hard work. In order to promote Chinese martial arts, during his second year of college, Bruce Lee rented a corner of the parking lot on the campus, served as a military attache, and hung up the sign "Zhenfan Guoshu Museum". He trained hard while teaching, and his skills improved greatly, especially his leg skills. In the Zhenfan National Arts Museum, he met Linda, a medical student who came to learn martial arts. After more than a year of dating, they gradually developed a relationship. In August 1964, they officially married. After marriage, Bruce Lee and his wife both dropped out of school and worked together to run the martial arts hall. Since Bruce Lee subdued four knife-wielding gangsters in Chinatown, Florida, and saved the Chinese girl with his bare hands in the newspapers, Bruce Lee's name has spread throughout the United States. Florida and other TV stations also asked him to perform leg skills. Chinese kung fu attracted people's attention. And the Zhenfan National Arts Museum he founded has gradually flourished. In order to expand his influence, Bruce Lee often participated in martial arts competitions everywhere, and successively opened martial arts branches in Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles and other places to teach apprentices. The scale and equipment of the national martial arts hall are constantly improving, and many famous martial arts stars in the world, such as American karate champion Lorish, are vying to be his teacher. Hollywood famous movie stars such as James Humbin and Steve are his disciples. World boxing champion Ali also visited the door to exchange experience with him. Boxers of various genres in the United States often gather at Bruce Lee's martial arts hall to learn martial arts, and his purpose of "meeting friends with martial arts" has received the desired effect. In 1971, he was listed as "one of the seven famous martial arts masters in the world" by the international martial arts authoritative magazine "Black Belt". In 1998, he was named "Heroes and Icons of the 20th Century" by Time Magazine, the only Chinese selected. In 2000, the US government announced the issuance of a set of "60th Anniversary Stamps for Bruce Lee's Birth", which was the third artist to receive this honor after Marilyn Monroe and 007, and the first among Chinese. In 2007, he was selected as the "Top 50 Movie Heroes" by the British TotalFilm magazine. Bruce Lee's childhood photo with his parents November 27, 1940 Bruce Lee was born February 1941 3-month-old Bruce Lee starred in his first movie 1952 Entered La Salle College in Hong Kong (Catholic) 1953 Started practicing Wing Chun with Ip Man March 29, 1958 Won the Hong Kong Cha Cha Dance Championship Entered St. Francis College April 29, 1959 Left Hong Kong for the United States May 17, 1959 Arrived in San Francisco September 3, 1959 Arrived in Seattle and entered the Edison Professional TechAcademy December 2, 1960 Graduated from the Edison TechAcademy May 27, 1961 Spring Entered the University of Washington March 26, 1963 After leaving Hong Kong, he returned to Hong Kong to visit relatives for the first time in August 1963 Returned to Seattle and started the first kung fu school July 19, 1964 Spring Dropped out of the University of Washington and went to Oakland, California to open a second Kung Fu school. August 2, 1964 Demonstrated at the International Karate Championships in Long Beach, California to promote Chinese martial arts. August 17, 1964 Married Linda Emery in Seattle. 1965 Accepted Huang Zemin's challenge and won, and continued to teach foreign kung fu. February 1, 1965 Son Li Guohao was born in Oakland. February 8, 1965 Bruce Lee's father Li Haiquan died in Hong Kong. March 1966 Bruce Lee's family moved to Los Angeles. June 6, 1966 Started starring in the series "Qingfeng". January 8, 1967 The Chinese name for "Jeet Kune Do" was first proposed. February 5, 1967 Started in Los Angeles. Zhenfan Kung Fu Academy 1967 On May 6, 1967, he gave a demonstration performance at the National Karate Championships in Washington to promote Chinese martial arts. On June 24, 1967, he attended the National Open Karate Competition in New York. In July 1967, the English name of "Jeet Kune Do" was first announced. On July 14, 1967, in Los Angeles, he guest starred in the role of "The Invincible Detective Iron". On July 30, 1967, he gave a demonstration performance at the Long Beach International Karate Championships. On June 23, 1968, he attended the National Karate Championships in Washington. On July 5, 1968, he served as an action director in the movie "Sabotage Force". August 1, 1968 Played as a bad guy in a film produced by Michelin Films October 1, 1968 Moved to Rossgomont Road November 12, 1968 Cameo in "Lovely Woman" April 19, 1969 Daughter Li Xiangning was born in Santa Monica, California 1970 Bruce Lee and his son returned to Hong Kong to visit relatives 1970-1971 Together with James Cobain and Sterling Sliphant, he began to prepare a screenplay on philosophy and martial arts - "Silent Flute" 1971 Co-authored by Warner Bros. The "Samurai" series produced by the company (later renamed "Kung Fu") went to Thailand in July 1971 to participate in the filming of "Tangshan Big Brother", and was a great success. On December 7, 1971, Warner Bros. was rejected by Warner Bros. to star in "Samurai". Instead, white David Carradine starred in the second film "Jingwumen" in 1972. He successfully founded his own "Concorde Company" and filmed "Raptors Crossing the River". October-November 1972 Started filming "Death Game". February 1973 Suspended the filming of "Death Game" and began filming "Enter the Dragon". July 20, 1973 Bruce Lee died in Hong Kong at the age of 32! July 31, 1973 Bruce Lee was buried in Seattle, Washington