A Li Ka-shing.
(1)1928 On July 29th, Li Ka-shing was born in a family in Beimen Street, Chaoan County, Chaozhou, Guangdong Province. At the age of five, he entered Guan Hai Temple Primary School. 1July 7, 937, the Japanese invasion of China broke out in an all-round way, and the Japanese bombed Chaozhou on 1938. 1June, 939, Li Ka-shing, who had just entered junior high school, moved to Hong Kong with his family, and the family lived in his uncle Zhuang Jing 'an's home.
(2)19411On February 8th, the Pacific War broke out. On Christmas Eve, the British troops stationed in Hong Kong surrendered to the Japanese army. With the depreciation of the Hong Kong dollar and soaring prices, the life of the Li family became more and more difficult, and at this time, his father Li Yunjing contracted lung disease due to overwork.
(3) In the winter of1943, Li Yunjing was seriously ill. He called Li Ka-shing to bed and gently warned: It is better to ask for help than to ask for help. Only when you suffer can you become a gentleman. Don't lose heart when you are frustrated, and don't get carried away when you are proud. His father Li Yunjing died of illness. In order to support his mother and three younger brothers and sisters, Li Ka-shing was forced to drop out of school and make a living in society.
(4)1In August, 945, the fellow villagers who could visit fortune-teller thought that he was "glassy-eyed and skinny, and would never succeed in the future". Li Ka-shing first worked as an apprentice in Zhongnan Watch Company of Uncle Zhuang Jing 'an. After Li Ka-shing arrived here, the first kung fu he learned was to sense motive and play it by ear. Japan surrendered.