Full Name: Lee Jun-fan (professionally known as Bruce Lee)Profession: Martial Artist, Actor, Director, Philosopher, Instructor, and filmmaker.Nationality: American (born in the USA), Hong Kong heritageBorn: November 27, 1940Birthplace: San Francisco, California, USAGeneration: Silent GenerationChinese Zodiac: DragonZodiac Sign: SagittariusAge in 2025: Would be 85 years old (died 1973)Marital Status: Married to Linda Lee Cadwell (m. 1964–1973)Children: 2—Brandon Lee (actor), Shannon Lee (actress and producer)Description: Bruce Lee, born Lee Jun-fan, is one of the most influential cultural figures of the 20th century and the man who revolutionized martial arts, cinema, and global pop culture. His legacy extends far beyond the screen—he became a symbol of strength, discipline, philosophy, and the breaking of racial barriers. Raised in Hong Kong, Lee began acting as a child and later immersed himself in martial arts, developing extraordinary skill and discipline. After returning to the United States in his late teens, he studied philosophy at the University of Washington, where he met his future wife, Linda. During this time, he began teaching martial arts, earning admiration for his speed, precision, and profound understanding of combat theory. Rejecting rigid, traditional forms, he created Jeet Kune Do, a groundbreaking martial arts philosophy that emphasized fluidity, efficiency, and freedom of movement. His famous belief, “Be water, my friend,” became a global symbol of adaptability and mental strength.Lee’s charisma and revolutionary fighting style captivated Hollywood, leading to roles that challenged stereotypes about Asian actors. Although his career in American television included memorable appearances such as Kato in The Green Hornet, it was in Hong Kong that he became a true superstar. Films like The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, Way of the Dragon, and Enter the Dragon turned him into an international icon. His on-screen presence combined raw power, athletic grace, and deep emotional intensity, creating a new cinematic language for action and martial arts. He fought against racial discrimination in the entertainment industry, insisting on respect, authenticity, and accurate representation. His influence shaped generations of actors, fighters, choreographers, and philosophers. Tragically, his life ended at the age of 32, leaving the world stunned by the loss of a once-in-a-century talent. Yet Bruce Lee’s legacy continues to grow through countless biographies, documentaries, martial arts schools, and the global admiration of millions. His contributions reshaped martial arts into a modern discipline and set a new standard for action cinema. Even today, Bruce Lee remains a cultural legend—an eternal symbol of discipline, philosophy, courage, creativity, and the limitless potential of the human spirit.