Doing Business Starts with Being a Good Person: the Business Philosophy and Life Skills of Li Ka-Shing, the Richest Man in China

Li Ka-shing, who has been the world's richest Chinese for six consecutive years, is one of the most outstanding businessmen of our time. As a giant businessman in Hong Kong and the embodiment of wealth, he started from scratch at the beginning of his business, using small things to achieve big things, and created one wealth myth after another. So why did Li Ka-shing do it? In 1943, Li Ka-shing's father was critically ill and had no property to leave behind when he died. He had to ask if his beloved son had anything to say to him. At that time, 11-year-old Li Ka-shing said to his father: "Our family must be living well." 195 4 Years later, after working for others for 9 years, 22-year-old Li Ka-shing founded the Yangtze River Plastic Factory. In the mid-1960s, he shifted the company's main business to real estate, acquired large quantities of land and buildings at low prices, and became the largest real estate owner outside the Hong Kong government. In the "World's Richest List" published by Forbes in 2006, Li Ka-shing ranked first in Asia with a net worth of US$10 billion. Li Ka-shing is eager to learn and can endure hardships. When he was a boy, because he had to go to night school and go to the factory to follow orders, Li Ka-shing came home very late every day, and the lights in his residence would be turned off after 12 o'clock every night. He had to walk up the stairs in the dark, "calculate step by step, and you will know you are home when you count to a certain number." Li Ka-shing is a global Chinese wealth idol. His experience and creed in shopping malls provide the best reference for Chinese people to do business and create wealth. This book uses short language and exquisite narration to allow you to understand Li Ka-shing, understand his success principles in the shortest possible time, and inspire yourself to reach new career peaks.