Li Ka-shing, a Hong Kong billionaire, is very insightful in educating children. He attaches great importance to the cultivation of children's character and character. When his two sons, Li Zeju and Li Zekai, were eight or nine years old, Li Ka-shing asked them to join the board of directors, not only to let the children attend as observers, but also to let them intervene in the discussion of state affairs, mainly to learn from their father's knowledge of "not making money" and winning with sincerity. Later, both of them graduated from Stanford University with honors. They wanted to make great achievements in their father's company, but Li Ka-shing decisively refused: "My company doesn't need you! Or go to the country yourself and let practice prove whether you are qualified to work in our company. " The two brothers went to Canada to engage in real estate development and an investment bank. They overcame unimaginable difficulties, made companies and banks colorful and became outstanding figures in Canadian business circles.

Li Ka-shing's "ruthlessness" pushed children to the road of self-reliance and cultivated their brave and unyielding character and character.