He Yingqin's nephew is the president of the bank and has a net worth of more than 100 million.
The name He Yingqin must be familiar to everyone. He was a high-ranking member of the Kuomintang, active in the political and military arena, participated in many historical events, and was one of the indispensable characters in modern history, regardless of success or failure, honor or disgrace.
In April 1987, He Yingqin was admitted to the hospital due to a stroke and died of heart failure on the morning of October 21 of the same year at the age of 98. This was the end of his life's journey, but his fame was far-reaching, and his descendants are still in the spotlight.
So, what about the descendants of the He Yingqin family?His nephew is a bank president with a net worth of more than 100 million.
1.Among the descendants of the He Yingqin family, He Zuguang is undoubtedly the most well-known. 2.Among the descendants of He Yingqin's family, He Zuguang's popularity is undoubtedly second to none.
3.Among the descendants of He Yingqin's family, He Zuguang's popularity is undoubtedly unmatched.
He Zuguang is not He Yingqin's grandson, but his nephew, because He Yingqin's brother is He Zuguang's grandfather, so there is a layer of blood relationship between them.
He Zuguang is often noticed because of his grandfather He Yingqin. However, the reason why He Zuguang can stay in the public eye for a long time is not only because of his relationship with He Yingqin, but also because of his personal achievements.
He Zuguang immigrated to the United States with his parents when he was young, and received a high-quality education under the influence of his ancestors, and was regarded as a child of a famous family since he was a child. In a good internal and external environment, He Zuguang gradually grew up and began his career.
Unlike his grandfather, He Yingqin, he did not join politics or the military, but chose a very different business path.
He has made significant achievements on this path and has now become a Vice President of the Asia Pacific Investment Banking Division of Salomon Brothers Hong Kong***, frequently travelling between mainland China and Hong Kong for business activities.
In the eighties of the last century, Salomon Brothers was known"The king of Wall Street", which shows their superior strength in the financial markets. Even after many changes, they are still a huge presence.
Therefore, as the vice president of the investment banking department of Salomon Brothers Hong Kong*** Asia Pacific, Ho Zuguang is impressive in his ability and wealth. However, his position is only his part-time, and he also does ** in multiple business sectors, so his billions of dollars are a bit low-key.
With his abilities on full display and the support of his grandfather, He Yingqin, He Zuguang naturally became a well-known central figure.
If it stops there, He Zuguang's popularity among the public may not reach the current height, and there is a third reason. On October 1, 2000, Ho Zuguang held a luxurious wedding at the Bodhi Tree Hotel in Phuket, Thailand, and the bride was the famous Hong Kong movie star Wen Bixia.
Due to the social influence of the two, their wedding attracted a lot of attention. He Zuguang's popularity has also increased as a result. One side comes from a famous family, while the other side comes from a poor background, and the pressure from the outside world has never stopped.
Therefore, when He Zuguang pursued Wen Bixia, she always disagreed. However, He Zuguang withstood all the pressure, gave Wen Bixia the greatest comfort and tolerance, and finally won her approval.
They thus entered the palace of marriage. After marriage, Wen Bixia gradually withdrew from the film and television industry, on the one hand, to take care of the elderly at home, and on the other hand, to take care of the children.
Although they did not have children, in July 2010, while visiting an abandoned child in the hospital, they accidentally adopted a child named Ho Kwok Lun.
In general, among the descendants of He Yingqin's family, He Zuguang is the most well-known, because he is a wealthy businessman, He Yingqin's grandson, and Wen Bixia's husband. These identities have made him the focus of **.
The other descendants of He Yingqin's family are inferior to He Zuguang, but He Zuguang's reputation has nothing to do with them. However, there is another descendant in He Yingqin's family, although he is not very well-known, but his deeds are closely related to the lives of many Chinese people.
Second, He Shaozhou He Shaozhou is the son of He Yingqin's second brother He Yinglu, he followed in the footsteps of his uncle He Yingqin, devoted himself to the ranks of the first, and was once an officer to a lieutenant general, because of his relationship with He Yingqin, known as "nephew marshal".
He Shaozhou was born in 1902 in Xingyi, Guizhou. In 1921, he was successfully admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy and became a cadet of the first phase of Whampoa, starting his military career.
In the Eastern Crusade War, He Shaozhou showed outstanding military qualities, so at the beginning of the Northern Expedition, he became the head of Li Zongren's regiment, which was the starting point of his military career.
However, there were many contradictions between He, Li, Jiang and other high-level officials, which led to the exclusion of He Shaozhou and other He generals, and He Shaozhou had no choice but to go to Japan for further study. In 1928, he was successfully admitted to the Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officer School, where he successfully graduated.
It is worth mentioning that his uncle He Yingqin, as well as many notorious Japanese generals who invaded China, such as Okamura Ningji and Tohihara Kenji, were all He Shaozhou's seniors.
But none of this affected He Shaozhou to become an anti-Japanese general. Therefore, the phrase "master Yi long skills to control Yi" is very suitable for him. After returning to China, He Shaozhou exchanged fire with the Japanese army for the first time in 1932.
At that time, Japan created an incident and an excuse to launch an attack on Shanghai's Zhabei District on January 28, which triggered the "128 Incident".
* The 19th Route Army and the Fifth Army rose up in Shanghai to resist, and the "1.28 Songhu War of Resistance" broke out. At a time when the country was suffering and humiliated, He Shaozhou, then the 2nd Regiment of the Tax Police Corps of the Ministry of Finance, immediately led his team into the battle to defend his homeland.
This was the beginning of He Shaozhou's anti-Japanese cause, and he participated in a series of battles such as the Battle of Nanjing, the Battle of the West Bank of Yichang, and the Second Battle of Changsha. The "January 28th Shanghai Anti-Japanese War" was the first shot He Shaozhou launched against the Japanese invaders, but his most outstanding performance in his career was the "Battle of Songshan".
In May 1944, He Shaozhou became the deputy commander-in-chief of the **9th Group Army, and concurrently served as the commander of the newly formed 8th Army of the General Reserve of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. At this time, the Chinese expeditionary force on the Yunnan-Burma battlefield was in full swing.
On June 2, Wei Lihuang, commander of the expeditionary force, issued an order requiring He Shaozhou to lead 50,000 elite troops to take over the new 28th Division at the front line and capture Songshan.
The task He Shaozhou faced was extremely arduous, and the Japanese army set up various military fortresses in Songshan, and even said wildly that "the squadron will not sacrifice 100,000 people, and it will not want to take Songshan."
After he took the battle order, he realized that the difficulty of this task was far beyond his imagination. The enemy hid in the fortress, the shell bombardment did not help, and the advance could only be continued by sweeping away the enemies in the fortress one by one through wave after wave of charges.
The cost of doing so is enormous, and with every step forward, comes a heavy price. He Shaozhou's troops, mostly Guizhou sons who were good at climbing, were equipped with flamethrowers, but they also suffered heavy losses in this charge.
As the war progressed, He Shaozhou's troops gradually attacked the top of Songshan Mountain, but the enemy fortress here was stronger and the firepower was more intensive, and the troops suffered heavy losses, but there was no result.
In this case, He Shaozhou racked his brains and tried all means, and finally found a feasible plan: "Blasting Sub Highland Plan".
In the case that the front was difficult to penetrate, He Shaozhou led the engineering team to dig a tunnel, and 30 meters from the Japanese mother's fortress, excavated a space the size of two rooms, and piled up TNT explosives.
Luo Changqing, an engineer soldier, recalled that they took turns working day and night, with about 30 people in each shift, and they could dig about 5 meters every day and night. To avoid detection, they can't talk or smoke.
Although the battle was difficult, the soldiers did not feel bitter. Luo Changqing described them in humorous language: "Everyone's mouth, nostrils, ears, and eyes are stuffed with dirt, like earth ghosts in hell digging graves for the Japanese army."
The sound of explosives echoed on the top of Songshan, and the entire summit was lifted, and the Japanese fortress was also blown to pieces, so that the Battle of Songshan made significant progress and was finally won.
On November 18, 1949, He Shaozhou left the army and went to Chongqing National** with 50,000 taels and 80,000 taels from the **bank branch in Guiyang**.
Then, he came to Hong Kong to start a business, but due to poor management, it led to huge losses. At the same time, he also contracted a gambling habit and lost almost all his possessions, eventually going to Brazil to rely on rubber plantations to make ends meet.
Around the seventies, he brought his wife and children to the United States and became a U.S. citizen. His wife, Huang Ningxin, studied at Waseda University when he was studying in Japan, and the two met and have three sons and a daughter.
However, on September 6, 1980, He Shaozhou fell from the stairs due to a hypertensive attack, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and stroke at the same time, and unfortunately passed away after being sent to the hospital.
3. Although He Yingqin has no biological children, he and his wife adopted a daughter named He Lizhu. He Lizhu was originally the daughter of He Yingqin's younger brother, and because He Yingqin and his wife had no children, they adopted her to the family and regarded her as their own, and poured a lot of effort into it.
Under the careful education of her parents, He Lizhu gradually grew up** and went to the United States for work reasons. When He Yingqin and his wife were old, He Lizhu often returned to Taiwan and bought a house near He Yingqin's residence to take care of the two elderly people.
With the death of her parents, Ho rarely returned to Taiwan. In 2010, she returned to her long-lost hometown in southwest Qianxi, Guizhou, standing inside and outside He Yingqin's former residence.
When visiting the former residence, she was deeply moved by more than 300 cultural relics and history**, and donated six handwritten letters written to her by He Yingqin in 1938.
The letters were classified as first-class cultural relics and are still on display in the former residence. In addition, He Yingqin's former residence is also an important node for the descendants of He Yingqin's family, and many descendants of the family have visited here.
1.In 2011, Ho Cho-kwong and his father Ho Siu-mu visited the former home and generously donated HK$200,000 to renovate the Nitai Sheung Gu Tongxin Primary School. Or He Yingqin's nephews He Shaowei, He Shaomu, and the third generation of overseas He descendants, a total of 16 people, visited their former residence in July 2009 and returned to their hometowns to worship their ancestors.
For the He Yingqin family, this former residence is their spiritual sustenance;For others, it has witnessed the rise and fall of the family. 2.In 2011, Ho Cho-kwong visited the former home with his father, Ho Siu-mu, and donated HK$200,000 for the restoration of the Upper Valley Tongxin Primary School in Nitai.
Or He Yingqin's nephew He Shaowei, He Shaomu, and the third generation of overseas He descendants, a total of 16 people, visited the former residence in July 2009 and returned to their hometown to worship their ancestors.
This former residence is a kind of home for the descendants of the He Yingqin family, and for others, it has witnessed the rise and fall of a family. 3.In 2011, Ho Cho-kwong visited the former home with his father Ho Siu-mu and donated HK$200,000 for the restoration of the Upper Valley Tongxin Primary School in Nitai.
He Yingqin's nephews He Shaowei and He Shaomu, as well as the third generation of overseas He descendants, a total of 16 people, visited the former residence in July 2009 and returned to their hometown to worship their ancestors.
This former residence is a kind of home for the descendants of the He Yingqin family, and for others, it has witnessed the rise and fall of a family.