Interactive exhibit brings Bruce Lee's book collection to life

Before Bruce Lee became an international superstar known for creating his own style of martial arts and acting in movies alongside legends like hall-of-fame basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lee was an 18-year-old kid working in Ruby Chow’s restaurant on Broadway where he also rented a room in the attic.

Now, the Wing Luke Museum, which displays artifacts from Lee’s life and has held exhibits dedicated to his story, is partnering with the Bruce Lee Foundation to present a new exhibit, "Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee," that opens Saturday.

The exhibit features interactive displays and graphics that allow audiences to immerse themselves in Lee's teachings as they walk through his personal journey of discovering his famous mind, body, and spirit philosophy.