During the Republic of China period, old Shanghai was the premier metropolis in Asia, ten miles of ocean field, a bustling, Huangpu River Nanjing Road crowded, high-rise buildings bright and dazzling. In the heyday of Shanghai, there was a big man, Du Yuesheng, known as the "King of Shanghai", Du Yuesheng was one of the most legendary figures in Shanghai during the Republic of China, and his life was full of ups and downs and colorful.
Although Du Yuesheng's origin has been questioned by many people, he is a decent person, has made many contributions to the country, donated a large number of materials in times of national crisis, and has a pivotal position in business and charity. Such a legendary figure raised eight sons and three daughters in his lifetime at the age of 63. Because Du Yuesheng lived at the bottom since childhood, he was particularly eager for knowledge, attached great importance to the education of his children, and believed that knowledge was the basic skill of people. Du Yuesheng's eldest son, Du Weifan, has been intelligent since childhood, and is extremely talented in finance under the influence of his father. Du Weifan studied financial management at Shanghai Hujiang University, married Yan Zhiduo's daughter Yan Renhui in 1936, a wedding that was a sensation in Shanghai, and later moved to Taiwan for career development as a researcher in the Economic Research Office of the Bank of Taiwan. The second son, Du Weiheng, studied finance in the United States, and had a very good relationship with his eldest brother Du Weifan, often asked questions about the financial industry, and stayed in Taiwan with his eldest brother after graduating from college.
The third son, Du Weihuan, also studied in the United States, and with his professional knowledge and clever mind, he occupied a place in the Brazilian financial circle. The fourth son, Du Weixin, studied in the United States with his third brother Du Weihuan, had an open and free Western mind, married an American woman, and has been living in the United States. The fifth son, Du Weihan, was different from his brothers, and Du Weihan was very interested in the military side and was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy, but was later implicated because he sided with the Kuomintang in the two-party struggle. The sixth son, Du Weining, is loyal and honest, has his own unique views on things, and although he has no major achievements, he lives a happy and happy life. The seventh son, Du Weishan, lives in Canada, and an artist appears in a business family, Du Weishan loves art, is good at studying currency, and is an antique collector. The youngest eighth son, Du Weisong, was extremely favored, but his fate was uncertain, and he died unexpectedly in his thirties.
The eldest daughter, Du Meiru, is Du Yuesheng's favorite daughter, beautiful and gentle, beautiful and moving. She married a pilot, had both children, followed her husband to live in Jordan for a long time, and failed to see her most beloved eldest daughter get married, which became a regret in Du Yuesheng's life. The second daughter, Du Meixia, settled in Taiwan with her businessman husband and lived a very happy life. The third daughter, Du Meijuan, is a relatively special existence, she is not related to Du Yuesheng, she is an orphan who was adopted by chance, she is low-key, and no one knows her whereabouts.
Du Yuesheng lived in Hong Kong in his later years, his style was decent and elegant, and under Mr. Du's edification and education, most of his children were talents and lived very well.
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