Hong Kong Heritage Museum looks back at the legendary life of martial arts superstar Bruce Lee

The Hong Kong Heritage Museum will hold the "Ordinary. Extraordinary - Bruce Lee" exhibition from November 28 (Sunday), displaying about 400 Bruce Lee-related exhibits and photos, allowing the audience to review the legend of this international martial arts superstar. Bruce Lee (1940-1973), whose original name was Li Zhenfan, became internationally famous under the name "Bruce Lee". He combined the concepts of many martial arts to create Jeet Kune Do, and his martial arts films have also become classics. Off camera, Bruce Lee loved his family and reading. He expressed his true friendship through letters and explained his life philosophy through words. Throughout his life, he strived to break through inherent limitations, surpassed himself through daily practice and self-reflection, and transformed himself into a legend. Following the "Bruce Lee: Martial Arts, Life and Martial Arts" exhibition in 2013, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum has teamed up with the Bruce Lee Foundation to present the "Ordinary and Extraordinary: Bruce Lee" exhibition, which will review the perseverance of Bruce Lee from the perspectives of film, martial arts and personal cultivation, and how he created the legend of Bruce Lee. Selected exhibits include the shirt Bruce Lee wore as a baby, the fencing mask he used when studying in Hong Kong, his exam review notes at the University of Washington, letters he wrote to his wife Linda while filming "Fist of Fury" in Thailand, the first edition of his first book "Basic Chinese Boxing", a Jeet Kune Do plaque, and the original scene design drawings for the movie "Enter the Dragon". The exhibition also adds a number of large-scale light and shadow exhibits and interactive installations, including a fiber-optic projection interactive installation that showcases Bruce Lee's martial arts philosophy and philosophy of life, as well as an immersive light and shadow exhibit "I. Wu. Wu", allowing visitors to experience Bruce Lee's concept of self-realization. #goodplacesforchristmas #christmas #goodplacesfordischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesforhongkong #goodplacesforweekdays #goodplacesforweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #family #familyactivity #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong