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Wong, who had organised a smaller exhibit in Sham Shui Po district, acknowledged a decline of interest among young people but said Lee’s philosophy always has the potential to become relevant again. Government support was intermittent at best, he said.įans in 2004 successfully petitioned to set up a bronze statue of Lee on Hong Kong’s famed waterfront, but a campaign to revitalise his former mansion could not save it from demolition in 2019.Īt a government-run museum exhibit commemorating Lee’s life, a woman surnamed Yip told AFP she wanted to share “a symbol of the old Hong Kong” with her two children. Preserving legacyĭespite Lee’s enduring fame, preserving his legacy in Hong Kong was no easy task, fan club chairman Wong told AFP. “He made Asian men sexy, and that is something I don’t think we talk about enough,” he said. The scenes where he bares his torso and flexes his muscles - what Magnan-Park called the “kung fu striptease” - were essential because they show how ripped bodies can belong to Asian heroes as well. In Hollywood, Lee represented a rebuke to racist stereotypes, showing that Asian men were more than just servants and villains. “I would call Bruce Lee a paragon of Sinophone soft power success with Hong Kong characteristics,” he told AFP.
Lee had completed filming his fourth star vehicle, “Enter the Dragon”, and was halfway through his fifth when he died on Jfrom swelling of the brain, attributed to an adverse reaction to painkillers.įilm scholar Aaron Han Joon Magnan-Park, who taught Lee’s movies at the University of Hong Kong, said Lee expressed a kind of Chinese identity that transcended national borders. The next year saw two more box office hits - “Fist of Fury” and “The Way of the Dragon” - cementing Lee’s persona as a relentless, lightning-fast fighter.
But it was not until Lee returned to Hong Kong that he landed his first lead role in the martial arts film “The Big Boss”, which made him a household name in Asia after its 1971 release.
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