1962, Bruce Lee established "Relieving Guo Fan Museum" and created Jeet Kune Do in 1967. 1973 On July 20th, Bruce Lee died in Hongkong at the age of 32. 1979, the city government of Los Angeles designated July 8th, the opening day of the death game, as "Bruce Lee Day". 1993, the 20th anniversary of Bruce Lee's death was issued in the United States, and the Bruce Lee commemorative star emblem was paved on Hollywood Celebrity Avenue. In the same year, he was awarded the "Lifetime Achievement Award" by the Hong Kong Film Awards Conference. In June, 1998, 1 1 was awarded the "martial arts movie superstar award" by the Chinese Wushu Association. 1999 Time Magazine listed heroes and idols in the 20th century. Bruce Lee, the late British Princess Diana and US President Kennedy are all on the list. In the "Entertainment Man of the Year Election" jointly organized by seven electronic media in Hong Kong, Bruce Lee ranked first. In 2000, the US government announced the issue of a set of commemorative stamps for Bruce Lee's 60th birthday, which was the third artist to win this honor after Marilyn Monroe and 007, and the first among Chinese. In 2003, American Black Belt magazine released the 30th anniversary album of Bruce Lee's death, The Lasting Influence of Bruce Lee on American Wushu. In June 2008, the world's largest Bruce Lee Memorial Hall opened in Jun 'an Town, Shunde, with a total land area of 37,000 square meters.