Li Ka-shing's cousin Zhuang Mingyue was his future wife. The two have been young since they were young, and when Li Ka-shing was most helpless, Zhuang Mingyue accompanied him through this difficult road. Li Ka-shing is a junior high school graduate, while Chuang Mingyue is a graduate of the University of Hong Kong and has studied in Japan. At that time, Li Ka-shing had nothing, so this family affair was opposed by everyone, but both of them persisted until the end, because the persistence of the two felt the elders and agreed to the marriage between the two. By 1989, Li Ka-shing was in his early 60s and had a tough body, but Zhuang Mingyue died of a sudden heart attack, and because he was a rich man, there was no shortage of beautiful women who showed love, and Hong Kong's rich people were proud of scandals, but Li Ka-shing was always a white wall.
Li Ka-shing's family
Li Ka-shing's spirit of being a human being
There is a story in which a coin in Li Ka-shing's pocket rolls into a corner, and he bends down to pick it up, but he doesn't find it. The doorman on the side picked it up for him and respectfully put it in his hand. Li Ka-shing gave him a 100-Hong Kong dollar tip as a reward. When asked, Li Ka-shing said: "If the coin is not picked up, it is useless, and if it is picked up, I am still useful." 100 yuan is also useful for him. The role of money is not to accumulate, but to use. This can also be reflected in Li Ka-shing's approach to wealth management.
"Managing a big company, you can't do everything yourself, first of all to make employees feel a sense of belonging, be good to them, and let them like you." 」 For example, today, the social environment is very different from the past, and some people will stop at nothing to make money. And Li Ka-shing never agreed to do whatever it takes to succeed, even if it is a fluke, it cannot last long.
The philosophy of the rich and the noble
Li Ka-shing has two careers, one is the cause of constantly desperately making money; the other is the cause of constantly desperately spending money. His investment was enough to make him the greatest philanthropist ever made in Asia. He said: 'After a person has the conditions of food, clothing, shelter and transportation, he should care more about society. Li Ka-shing has always been pursuing inner wealth. In the eyes of ancient Chinese philosophers, you are not necessarily the son of heaven, not necessarily expensive; you are not cheap to be a piffle, not a slut! Li Ka-shing's self-created inner wealth, this is the real wealth.