1, Huang died of illness.
Huang, a native of Nan 'an, Fujian, is a patriotic overseas Chinese. He helped his father, Nanyang famous industrialist and businessman Huang to organize public utilities, transportation and other public welfare undertakings in China. 1950 from Hong Kong to Shanghai. He has served as Chairman and General Manager of Central South Bank, Chairman of Shanghai Zhong Yi Porcelain and Electricity Company and Chairman and General Manager of Xiamen Telephone Company.
Vice Chairman of public-private joint venture bank, deputy to the Third National People's Congress, member of Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee of People's Republic of China (PRC) (China), standing member of All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, chairman of Shanghai Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, and representative of the first to fifth Shanghai people. He died on 1966 1 1 20th.
2. Huang Xuan passed away
Female, 19 10 ~ 200 1, a native of Nan 'an, Fujian, is a teaching assistant of Lingnan University (later changed to Sun Yat-sen University) and a master of Chinese studies, Chen. 1September, 935, married Zhou Shoukai, MD (son of Zhou Moshi, Xiamen University).
Yellow evaluation
Huang's life experience, thoughts, words and deeds are representative among the older generation of overseas Chinese and returned overseas Chinese. He was forced to go abroad to make a living from a farmer in China who was exploited and squeezed by imperialism and feudalism. After decades of hard work, he is diligent and thrifty.
He changed from a hairdresser and a peddler on his shoulders to a wealthy overseas Chinese businessman, and became a patriotic overseas Chinese leader, overseas Chinese businessman and national entrepreneur who consciously cared about the country and people, loved the motherland and hometown, actively supported and funded and directly engaged in various construction undertakings in the motherland and hometown, and was highly respected by the vast number of overseas Chinese and villagers.