This larger-than-life statue of Bruce Lee is located on the Avenue of the Stars and is by sculptor, Cao Chong-en, and dedicated in 2005. It is based on a 'ready to strike' pose from the movie "Fist of Fury". Nice tribute to an actor who died at the young age of 32 years.

Among the artists featured in the Avenue of Stars, Bruce Lee is the most famous and iconic—he was even declared the “Star of the Century” by the Hong Kong Film Awards. The Statue of Bruce Lee at the Avenue of Stars is in front of the Starbucks branch at the other end of the Avenue of Stars from the Hong Kong Films Awards Statue. It stands at two meters and was highly oxidized during our visit, giving the statue a bluish tone. The Statue of Bruce Lee has been embellished with a water feature, making it look more dignified than it previously was. Moreover, it is a fitting tribute to Bruce Lee who was interviewed, saying: “Be formless, shapeless, like water. You put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put it into a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water, my friend.” For non-Chinese people like me, the Statue of Bruce Lee might be the only interesting feature of the Avenue of Stars, as it features mostly HK and Chinese artists. So aside from having souvenir photos taken at the statue, there is little else to do by the Statue of Bruce Lee or even in the Avenue of Stars.

The statue of the world-famous karate and film star is placed on the funny Avenue of the Stars - and you can start looking forward to it. In front of the statue, there are always many tourists who just HAVE to embarrass themselves by imitating the star's unique pose. Funny, funny, funny.

I like Kung Fu movies and like Bruce lee, Jakie Chan and Jet Lee.For me, seeing a Bruce Lee statue is a dream. I wish the statue had a soul so I could express my admiration for Bruce lee. this statue is in the beach few meters from K11 malls.

The Bruce Lee Statue is a nice spot to visit, especially if you’re a fan of the legendary martial artist. The statue captures Bruce Lee in an iconic pose, and it's a popular photo opportunity. However, it's a relatively small attraction, so it's best suited for a quick visit. Once you’ve seen the statue and taken some pictures, there isn’t much else to do in the area. Overall, it's worth visiting once, but there’s no need for a repeat trip.