Lui Che Woo’s Memoir: Rare Photos and Life Lessons Revealed at Funeral
Remembering Lui Che-woo: A Life of Wisdom and Kindness
Hong Kong, December 4 – The late Lui Che-Woo, founder of Galaxy Entertainment and K. Wah International, was remembered today in a moving memorial ceremony at the Hong Kong Funeral Home. Lui, who passed away on November 7 at the age of 95, left behind a legacy of entrepreneurial success and philanthropy.
The ceremony, attended by family, friends, and business associates, saw the distribution of a special memoir titled “Deeply Remembering Dr. Lui Che-woo.” The memoir, adorned with the inscription “Tranquility brings harmony. Share,” offers a glimpse into the life and ideology of the man affectionately known as “the Doctor.”
A Life Captured in Pictures
The memoir is filled with rare photographs chronicling Lui’s remarkable journey.From his early days as an auto parts store owner in 1949 to his ventures in Okinawa, Japan, securing surplus machinery for hong Kong’s construction boom, the images paint a vivid picture of his entrepreneurial spirit.
Celebratory moments,such as K. Wah Stone’s listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1987 and Galaxy Entertainment’s inclusion in the Hang Seng Index in 2013, are also captured, showcasing Lui’s business acumen and the success he achieved.
Wisdom Shared, Memories Cherished
K. Wah Group employees fondly recalled Lui’s weekly breakfast meetings, where he shared his insights on life, business, and current affairs. “Thes breakfasts were full of ‘nutrition,'” one employee shared, “not just from the stir-fried melon and ten-grain porridge, but also from the Doctor’s wisdom.”
Lui’s ability to simplify complex issues and make decisive choices based on his philosophy of “change when you are poor, and general when you change” was a hallmark of his leadership. He ofen used metaphors, like the stormy Victoria Harbor outside his window, to illustrate life’s challenges and the importance of perseverance.A Legacy of Philanthropy and Respect
the memoir also includes messages of condolence from prominent figures, including the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China, the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, and the Liaison Offices of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong and Macau.
Former Macau Chief Executives Ho Hau Wah and Chui Sai On, along with Hong Kong’s former Chief Executives Donald Tsang and Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, were among those who paid tribute to lui’s contributions.
Lui Che-Woo’s passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy of wisdom, kindness, and entrepreneurial spirit will continue to inspire generations to come.
Remembering Lui Che-Woo: A Life of Wisdom and Kindness
Hong Kong, December 4 – The late Lui Che-Woo, founder of Galaxy Entertainment and K. Wah International, was remembered today in a moving memorial ceremony at the Hong Kong funeral Home. Lui, who passed away on November 7 at the age of 95, left behind a legacy of entrepreneurial success and philanthropy.
The ceremony, attended by family, friends, and business associates, saw the distribution of a special memoir titled “Deeply Remembering Dr. Lui Che-woo.” the memoir, adorned with the inscription “Tranquility brings harmony. Share,” offers a glimpse into the life and ideology of the man affectionately known as “the Doctor.”
A Life Captured in Pictures
The memoir is filled with rare photographs chronicling Lui’s remarkable journey. From his early days as an auto parts store owner in 1949 to his ventures in Okinawa, Japan, securing surplus machinery for Hong Kong’s construction boom, the images paint a vivid picture of his entrepreneurial spirit.Celebratory moments, such as K. Wah Stone’s listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1987 and Galaxy Entertainment’s inclusion in the Hang Seng Index in 2013, are also captured, showcasing Lui’s business acumen and the success he achieved.
Wisdom Shared, Memories Cherished
K. Wah group employees fondly recalled Lui’s weekly breakfast meetings, where he shared his insights on life, business, and current affairs.”Thes breakfasts were full of ‘nutrition,'” one employee shared, “not just from the stir-fried melon and ten-grain porridge, but also from the Doctor’s wisdom.”
Lui’s ability to simplify complex issues and make decisive choices based on his philosophy of “change when you are poor, and general when you change” was a hallmark of his leadership. He often used metaphors, like the stormy Victoria Harbor outside his window, to illustrate life’s challenges and the importance of perseverance.
A Legacy of Philanthropy and respect
The memoir also includes messages of condolence from prominent figures, including the united Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China, the Hong Kong and Macao affairs Office of the State Council, and the Liaison Offices of the Central People’s Government in Hong Kong and Macau.
Former Macau Chief Executives Ho Hau Wah and Chui Sai On, along with Hong Kong’s former Chief Executives Donald Tsang and Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, were among those who paid tribute to Lui’s contributions.
Lui Che-Woo’s passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy of wisdom, kindness, and entrepreneurial spirit will continue to inspire generations to come.