±âÁ¸ À̸§	傑出華人系列: 李嘉誠, 李光耀 [雙碟套裝]
Ãâ½ÃÀÏ	Feb 01, 2008
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PAX-Code	PAX0002022660
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Li Ka-Shing - The World's Richest Chinese (Part 1 & 2) Run. Time 92 Min.:
Li Ka-Shing was forced to abandon schooling at 12 to shoulder the responsibility of supporting the family. After striving for more that half a century with his diligence, perseverance and determination, he was developed the company he founded at the age of 22 into a multi-national conglomerate with businesses spreading across the globe. Li Ka-Shing has also dedicated himself to engineer change the healthcare through his philanthropic efforts.
Other than RTHK's Success Stories filmed in 1998, Li Ka-Shing has never accepted a local television interview. In the documentary, viewers will be able to share Li Ka-Shing's success story and witness Hong Kong's post-war social and economic changes through his eyes.
This documentary also reveals Li Ka-Shing's passion for China and her people, Hong Kong, his commitment to education, as well as his idealogy about wealth.

Lee Kuan-Yew - Singapore's Founding Father (Part 1 & 2) Run. Time 92 Min.:
Singapore's Minister Mentor Lee Kuan-Yew attended the 35th National Day celebrations on 9 August 2000. He is contented as he watches Singapore grow day by day like any loving father watching his sons grow up. Thirty-Five years have passed by so quickly, the Singapore that he took over back then was weak and abandoned.....
"Some countries were meant to be independent while some successfully fought for independence, but Singapore's independece was forced upon it."
"The place where I live is nice, she is a small island. She is so small that you can hardly find it on the map but the whole world knows her name."
These are the lyrics from a Singaporean song "The Place Where I Live" which expresses Singaporeans' pride. As Mr. Lee Kuan-Yew looks out onto Malaysia from an elevated point the Johor-Singapore Causeway, he analyzes the ill effect of not having the Malaysian inland on Singapore and reminisces about the difficulties that Singapore faced 35 years ago....