Bruce Lee could blast a man backwards with one punch, but his identity as an intellectual and voracious reader was far less known. “You think of Bruce Lee as a martial artist and as an actor, but you don’t necessarily think of him as a philosopher,” says Jessica Rubenacker, exhibit director of Wing Luke Museum.
Over the course of his life, Lee collected more than 2,800 books, now part of the Wing Luke Museum’s new interactive Bruce Lee exhibit, Be Water, My Friend. Lee’s collection was supplied by Shannon Lee, his daughter and the president of the Bruce Lee Foundation.
The space invites viewers to learn about the guiding
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