The Rise and Fall of Wealthy Families - a Century of Hong Kong Business

Hong Kong's business civilization is the product of the combination of modern Western enterprise systems and ancient Eastern business ethics. The Chinese and Western bloodlines in Hong Kong's business body alternately compete to jointly promote the evolution of the business process. Over the past century, some industries have gone into decline, some industries have had their spring and autumn years, and some industries have been booming... There are too many stories embedded in them. There is no eternal prosperity, and there is no eternal depression. The secret of business success or failure lies in it. This book explores the changes in the business philosophy and inheritance methods of several generations of Hong Kong entrepreneurs through the rise and fall of Hong Kong business tycoons such as Run Run Shaw, Li Ka-shing, Pao Yukang, Stanley Ho, Fok Ying-tung, Ma Yingbiao and their families. It combs the rise and fall of these entrepreneurs from an objective perspective, attempts to show the impact of Hong Kong's business environment on enterprises, and reveals the secrets of the creation, prosperity and decline of Chinese enterprises.