Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco, USA, marking the birth of one of the most influential martial artists and actors in history.
Bruce Lee moved from Hong Kong to the United States to pursue his education and martial arts career, which would later influence his development of Jeet Kune Do.
Bruce Lee developed and introduced his own martial arts philosophy and style called Jeet Kune Do, emphasizing practicality and efficiency.
Bruce Lee engaged in a legendary martial arts fight against Wong Jack Man in San Francisco, a pivotal moment that influenced his martial arts approach.
The film 'Birth of the Dragon' was released, dramatizing the early life and martial arts journey of Bruce Lee, focusing on his fight with Wong Jack Man.
Bruce Lee arrives in San Francisco to teach martial arts and seeks to open a school.
Bruce Lee encounters fellow martial artist Wong Jack Man, leading to tension between their philosophies.
Bruce Lee's martial arts school faces opposition from traditional martial artists who disapprove of his teachings to non-Chinese students.
Wong Jack Man issues a challenge to Bruce Lee over the teaching of martial arts to outsiders.
Bruce Lee and Wong Jack Man engage in a highly anticipated fight to settle their differences about martial arts philosophies.