Bruce Lee was not interested in his studies when he was young, but he was fascinated by martial arts. He even acted in movies with his father when he was a child. He lost a fight with a yellow boy in a street fight, and from then on he became a disciple of Master Ip Man and was determined to learn martial arts. He was hungry and even crazy. At the age of seventeen, he won the Hong Kong boxing championship not long after he started boxing. The young and energetic Bruce Lee relied on his prestige as the Hong Kong boxing champion to challenge all sides, made many enemies, and finally fell into the pursuit of the gang. His father made a painful decision and forced his son to travel across the ocean and go to San Francisco, USA alone to be independent. He had high aspirations, but he had to live under someone else's roof. He worked in a restaurant and suddenly had a "competition for beauty" with the master chef. The restaurant owner, Ms. Xu Diya, was a spokesperson for the Chinese community with the demeanor of a female politician. She saw that Bruce Lee was an ambitious young compatriot. When she quit her job at Bruce Lee's restaurant, she lent Bruce Lee a sum of US dollars that could only sustain a month's livelihood, and gave him a parting gift in the tone of a compatriot and elder. After leaving Xu Diya's restaurant, Bruce Lee set about creating a martial arts school. However, karate was popular in the United States, and the so-called "Chinese Kung Fu" was still little known. The martial arts school opened by Bruce Lee had few followers. Arroyo was a student from the Philippines studying in the United States. She was beautiful and sexy, and was born in a high-ranking official family. She was almost raped by an American veteran once, but Bruce Lee saved her heroically. She was fascinated by the delicate and brave man of this thin and small figure and fell in love with him, but they eventually parted ways because of Bruce Lee's unfulfilled ambitions. The sun rises in the east and the rain falls in the west. Just when Arroyo left because he disdained Bruce Lee's ambition to become a Kung Fu martial artist, another American girl, Linda, entered Bruce Lee's life and accompanied him throughout his life. For Bruce Lee's career, Linda not only gave up her studies, but also turned against her mother. It was with Linda's support that Bruce Lee's martial arts school gradually became popular, and at the same time attracted the provocation of Japanese martial artists. Bruce Lee defeated the American karate champion Kimura who came to challenge him in just 60 seconds and became famous. Just when Linda was worried that Bruce Lee would offend a powerful karate martial artist, Kimura suddenly appeared in front of them. He was not here to seek revenge, but to become a disciple. After conquering Japanese karate, Bruce Lee became famous and his "Kung Fu" martial arts school became more and more prosperous. Unexpectedly, the Chinese martial arts halls in San Francisco jointly questioned Bruce Lee and ordered him to stop teaching Chinese martial arts to foreigners. Both sides insisted on their own opinions and refused to give in, which eventually led to a shocking competition between Chinese and Chinese. Bruce Lee won the victory with his Jeet Kune Do, which he had honed through hard work, and finally broke the ice and broke the closed state of Chinese Kung Fu in the United States. Bruce Lee's incredible performance at the Long Beach National Karate Tournament was made into a documentary film by George, a headhunter in Hollywood, and became another starting point of Bruce Lee's life journey. With George's recommendation, Bruce Lee began to enter Hollywood, but he was repeatedly frustrated due to his skin color. The long wait made him depressed for a time. Under George's strenuous encouragement, he signed a contract for the TV series "The Green Hornet" and played the chivalrous fighter Kato. He "fought and kicked" and finally fought his way out! The premiere ceremony of "Fist of Fury" made him a superstar hanging over Hong Kong Island overnight! The release of Fist of Fury was unprecedented, causing traffic jams. Each of his films surpassed the previous one in box office, creating a box office legend. Bruce Lee became famous, and film producers tried to recruit him. Martial artists challenged him one after another, hoping to defeat him and replace him as the "No. 1 Kung Fu Master in the East." However, he was like a myth that no one could rewrite, like a peak that no one could climb.