When Lemons Become Lemonade
In the process, however, I learned something of great value — even amid adversity and challenges we can fire up our capabilities and become more than what we thought we could be. Read More
Mr Li Ka-shing is warmly welcomed by the graduates while marching in the hall of the Commencement Ceremony.
Mr Li Ka-shing presents the flag to commence the Shishapangma Expedition and wishes the mountaineering team all the best with their endeavour.
Guest of honour Professor Lin Haifan (right), Director of Yale Stem Cell Center, chats with Mr Li Ka-shing at the Commencement Ceremony.
Mr Li Ka-shing tells STU graduates his success story and encourages the graduates to learn from other people’s successes and determine for themselves their own destinies with their unique abilities.
When Lemons Become Lemonade
(Shantou and Hong Kong, 29 June 2011) Mr Li Ka-shing, Honorary Chairman of the Shantou University Council, touched on the topic of “Why can’t you be the next Li Ka-shing?” today when he encouraged graduates of STU not to simply follow the path of others. Delivering his speech titled... Read More
915 Projects Need Your Vote
(Hong Kong, 12 June 2011) Citizens in Hong Kong are once again invited to vote for the projects they believe will make innovative and positive differences to their communities. Round 2 of the “Love Ideas, Love HK” programme was met with overwhelming enthusiastic response. Among the 1,070... Read More
Keep Loving HK Your Way!
(Hong Kong, 2 May 2011) The Li Ka Shing Foundation (LKSF) today announced that round 2 of the “Love Ideas, Love HK” programme will be accepting proposals from 3 May, inviting Hong Kong residents again to love HK in their own creative ways. The first round launched last September “Love Ideas,... Read More
Mr Li Ka-shing thanks Yu Tsang of SkyHigh and all crew members taking part in the project. He hopes that through the “Love HK Your Way!” campaign, each and every one in Hong Kong could identify their own practical ways of kindness to love their city and their communities.
Mr Li Ka-shing shares a light-hearted chat at the premiere with Mr Cheung Pui, the old man batting against cancer in the short film “Winter Sun”, and Dr Freddie Leung To-wai at the premiere. Mr Li also encourages Mr Cheung to face up his cancer with confidence and courage.
Twelve Short Films reminding us we can love each other more
(Hong Kong, 12 April 2011) Following the successful launch of both “Love Ideas, Love HK” in 2010 and Phase 2 of the “Heart of Gold-Hospice Home community project”, the Li Ka Shing Foundation (“LKSF”) together with SkyHigh Creative Partners, a social enterprise based in Tin Shui Wai, are... Read More
SkyHigh’s production team members (from right) Yu Tseng, Cheuk Wan-chi and Cheung King-wai explain to Mr Li the making of “Winter Sun”.
