Jewelry king? His name is Lu Zhonghui. In addition to serving as the chairman of Fuheng Jewelry, he also holds positions in many enterprises such as diamonds and jewelry in Hong Kong. Fuheng Jewelry was co-founded by his father and uncle, and Lu Zhonghui took over the overall situation after his father retired. Lantau Island, which he climbed that day, is a very popular mountaineering attraction in Hong Kong. However, due to the steep slope of the mountain, many climbers are discouraged. Over the years, cliff accidents have also occurred from time to time.
Lu Zhonghui was born in a prominent family.
Although Lu Zhonghui has? Jewelry king? Said, but my family and I are extremely low-key, to trace back, can only involve a talented Lv family. Great-great-grandfather Lu Liping is the most successful in the family. He returned to his hometown after making a fortune in San Francisco that year, and then began to do charity and donate money to build ancestral temples for his people. His ancestral temple has been well preserved so far and has been listed as a cultural relic. His good deeds have also been commended and affirmed by the Hong Kong government. Among Lu Zhonghui's parents, while inheriting his family business, he continued to carry forward the spirit of charity and supported medical and educational projects by establishing charitable foundations, hoping to give back to the society.
Family business has a place in Hong Kong.
Although Lu Zhonghui's unfortunate death is sad, the jewelry map created by him and his family occupies an extremely important position in Hong Kong's business community and was also used by his late company? Very sad? Reply. When Lu Zhonghui's father founded Fuheng Jewelry, after more than ten years' exploration, he also participated in the establishment of the Hong Kong Diamond Association, aiming at promoting exchanges between peers, coping with the impact of European and American diamond enterprises on the Hong Kong market, and making certain contributions to promoting the development of the Hong Kong diamond industry. Now the descendants of the Lushi family hope to integrate charity, jewelry and high technology, and also sponsor many high-tech projects in universities.