1957 won the Hong Kong Inter-school Boxing Championship. He founded the world-wide modern China Kungfu Jeet Kune Do, which transcended the restrictions of American sects. 27 years old, 1972. As a master of Jeet Kune Do, he was selected into the international authoritative martial arts magazine, which indicates that Bruce Lee's newly-created Jeet Kune Do won the authoritative recognition of foreign martial arts circles at 1974. Bruce Lee was named "one of the seven famous martial arts masters in the world" by the international authoritative martial arts magazine "Black Belt", "Kung Fu Kingdom" by American newspapers, and "Holy Martial Arts" by Japanese 1975. It is edited according to Bruce Lee's martial arts and philosophical heritage. After the book was published, it was quickly translated into nine languages and sold well all over the world, and was regarded as the "martial arts bible" by the European and American martial arts circles. As of 1999, it has been reprinted more than 40 times. From 1976 to 1977, Bruce Lee's other martial arts monograph was published by Olaha Publishing House in the United States, with a total of four volumes, which also quickly became popular all over the world in nine languages. The 23rd anniversary of Black Belt Magazine is the most famous event in the international martial arts field. Bruce Lee ranked first among the eight people, 1998, and was awarded the "martial arts superstar award" by the Chinese Wushu Association, 1999. He was selected as the honorary list of "Top Ten Century Martial Artists" by American Black Belt magazine, ranking first in 2000. In the Guinness Book of World Records, Bruce Lee can hit 400 Jin with one punch, which is the same as the boxing champion Ali's weight of 2,600. Bruce Lee weighs only 130 Jin. In 2003, the American Black Belt magazine released the album commemorating the 30th anniversary of Bruce Lee's death, with a special note on "People who changed the world: Bruce Lee's lasting influence on American Wushu". In 2008, the official magazine of the International Federation of Health, Muscles and Bodybuilding once again published the cover topic "Bruce Lee: Fitness Legend" to discuss Bruce Lee's kungfu fitness. For example, in his monograph, Bruce Lee was commented as follows: "After him, many amazing figures appeared in the fitness field, but only Bruce Lee's muscles were the most harmonious and balanced. This has become a standard for evaluating others-this standard is still what bodybuilders are eager to achieve. " In 2008, the United States UFC, the world's strongest MMA organization, joined hands with the Bruce Lee Education Foundation to promote Bruce Lee. Dana White, chairman of UFC, praised Bruce Lee as "the father of MMA", and he clearly pointed out: "Everything that Bruce Lee preached in the 1960s and 1970s has been verified in the development of MMA competition since the early 1990s ... He is the reason why martial arts developed to the present and MMA competition can exist today." In 2008, he was known as the world martial arts master and film ambassador.