Hong Kong Heritage Museum
Multi-gallery museum spanning Hong Kong history, opera, design, and a permanent Bruce Lee exhibition.
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This guide to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum's Bruce Lee exhibition centers on a small pair of broken glasses he kept as a personal reminder, part of roughly four hundred objects from his life on display. You'll hear about his childhood on these streets, his training under Wing Chun master Ip Man, his years studying philosophy at the University of Washington, and his return to Hong Kong in the early nineteen seventies to make films that reshaped what an Asian leading man could be. Letters to his wife Linda and the yellow tracksuit from Game of Death round out the collection. Look for the exam notes in his own handwriting before you reach the glasses.
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