Li Xia Lezu is an Indian businessman. At the age of seven, he moved to Hong Kong with his parents to make a living and sold it outside the British military camp. Later, he was awarded a food supply and laundry service contract by the British troops stationed in Hong Kong. Later, he opened a clothing tailor's shop, and the business was smooth. From 65438 to 0959, he and his brother founded Li Xia Lila Group. Later, he managed hotels and real estate, and family hotels were spread all over Macau, Singapore, Penang, Europe and America. Xiali came to love Hong Kong. He once said: "When you ask where you are from, don't care about your blood or skin color, but look at where your home is. My home is in Hong Kong, and I am from Hong Kong.

For Xiali, he is a witness along the way in Hong Kong. In my memory, I am most impressed by two changes in Hong Kong. The first is to improve the social status of Hong Kong people. "Before the war, Hong Kong police and civil servants were foreigners, and China people were managed. After the war, China people gradually entered the civil service and even the core organizations governing Hong Kong. Xia Lilai believes that the most important historical event she experienced was the return of Hong Kong. He recalled that when the reunification approached, the crisis of fear and confidence swept through Hong Kong, and many consortia fled Hong Kong with money. However, "Hong Kong is a unique city. Everybody's gone. What should Hong Kong do? "? " At that time, he found that the China government was actually full of sincerity. China promised that Hong Kong's system and way of life would remain unchanged for 50 years, which further strengthened its confidence in insisting on investing in Hong Kong. He said with a smile, if a city needs your investment, you will stay, just like a friend helps it when it is needed. ".

On February 29th, 20 14, Xia Lilai died at the age of 92. Leung Chun-ying issued a statement expressing deep condolences on the death of Xia Lilai and expressing deep condolences to his family on behalf of the SAR Government. At about 4 pm, he went to the Xialilila family mansion and stayed for about 20 minutes before leaving.

People who came to the mansion to mourn Xiali came in an endless stream, including many South Asians, many workers who sent flowers to the mansion, and a large number of media went to interview. However, according to relatives and friends from Xiali, the mourning ceremony is private, and reporters can only wait outside the mansion. Financial Secretary John Tsang, Secretary for Education Wu Kejian, Executive Council Member and Legislative Council Member jeffrey lam, British Consul General Wu, Chairman of Sino Land, Wu, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Wharf Group, Li Zhaoquan, Executive Vice President of Hong Kong Baptist University, and Lu, Vice President, also paid their respects at Xialilai's home. Shen Zuyao, president of the Chinese University, did not attend, but he also sent a wreath to show his respect.