When Bruce Lee went away, he left behind a significant legacy in the form of movies, books, and things that might be utilized to gain an understanding of his approach to martial arts training as well as his outlook on life in general. In addition to that, he gave up the home in Hong Kong where he and his family had resided during the final year of his life. After his departure in 1973, the mansion was purchased by the industrialist Yu Pengnian and became his residence. Because so many of his houses were eventually converted into hotels, he became known as the “King of Love Hotels.” In spite of the fact that many people pleaded for the home of a kung-fu legend to be made into a museum, the property was eventually converted into a hotel in the late 2000s.
The businessman Yu made an announcement in 2009 that he planned to renovate the location and turn it into a tourist center. However, the proposal was never carried out since the specifics were not worked out, and he was unable to reach an agreement with the government. After a number of years, Yu passed away in 2015. In 2018, his grandson revealed that the location was going to be transformed into a school where youngsters would be able to take courses in both Mandarin and music. But in 2019, the home that formerly belonged to Bruce Lee was razed to the ground. In its stead, a center for the study of Chinese was constructed. A mosaic and a few window frames are two examples of the architectural elements that have been carefully conserved for future generations. Unfortunately, some films on YouTube reveal how vacant this home was for a considerable amount of time.