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Bruce Lee was born in San Francisco Chinese Hospital in the United States. He lived and studied in Kowloon, Hong Kong when he was young. He learned Wing Chun as a teacher under Ip Man, and later founded his own Jeet Kune Do based on Wing Chun. Since childhood, he has participated in more than 20 Hong Kong movies because of his father. In 1959, Bruce Lee majored in drama and minored in philosophy in the United States. He opened a martial arts hall to teach apprentices while practicing martial arts, and guest starred in many American TV dramas.