Someone once conducted a poll of 10,000 people: "When it comes to Run Run Run Shaw, what comes to your mind first?" Among them, 8 1% chose "Yifu Building". From 1986, Shaw started his unique charity model by investing in the library of East China Normal University, which is the first Shaw building in mainland China. By the end of 20 12, Shaw had donated nearly HK$ 4.75 billion to build 60 13 projects of various types, and built nearly 30,000 buildings named after Shaw in more than 400 colleges and universities.

Run Run Run Shaw donates more than 65438+ billion yuan to the mainland every year for public welfare. He never asks about the follow-up details of the donation, but he has a deep obsession with the naming rights of "Shaw House". In fact, not all the "Shaw Mansions" were built in full by him, and some of them were partially funded. If the construction cost exceeds his own budget, the last point of the word "Yi" will be short of pens, but if it is completed, it will be a complete word.

In Beijing Normal University, there is also a story about Shao Yifu's donation to build a library: because all the funds were not in place at the moment, the donor still asked for his name. At that time, Mr. Qi Gong, who was teaching at Beijing Normal University, said that it could be named, but it could only be called "Rabbit Building", and the full amount could be added as "Yifu Building". Whether the story is true or not, this library invested by the State Education Commission, donated by Shao Yifu and built by the school was completed on 1989 and named Beijing Normal University Library.

Although Shao Yifu said he was a "businessman", more than 70% people thought he was a "philanthropist". His original intention is "to believe in the greatness of a nation because they can master ideas, spread them and put them into practice". Because of this, the Yifu Building, which covers more than half of China, bears the feelings of helping businessmen save the country through the world and really stays in people's field of vision. Doing good in front of me still exists behind me. I don't know if I have fulfilled the wish of "Sixth Uncle", and I have no regrets.