After confirming the name of Zuxian Charity Fund, Xiatian then registered and established the fund in Hong Kong and injected a total of HK$1 billion in advance.

Wang Qixian is named the chairman of Zuxian Charity Foundation, but because she is now in the United States, the foundation's actual operations are under the responsibility of other staff.

The foundation specially recruited a group of experienced, ideals and long-term charity work to be responsible for specific charity affairs.

In Hong Kong, there are many people who engage in specialized social services in social welfare, social assistance, social charity, disability rehabilitation, preferential treatment and resettlement, medical and health care, youth services, judicial correction and other social service institutions, and are called social workers.

Social workers do not have to do it as long as they are kind-hearted. They must receive a certain degree of professional education in social work and pass the social worker qualification examination or certification.

Moreover, social workers are not simply doing charity. In fact, their treatment is very good. They are even higher than lawyers, journalists, engineers, teachers, etc.

Therefore, in Hong Kong, there are many people engaged in social work, and more than 20,000 registered social workers alone. There are also many film and television dramas that reflect social work in Hong Kong, such as "Why Have Me", "The Legend of the Episodes", "The Fringe Story", etc.

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Zuxian Charity Fund was established and after recruiting enough personnel, it immediately began to operate.

First of all, rescue stations were set up in fifteen locations including Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and New Territories, and food was given to people who had lost their jobs and had no food and clothing every day.

After the financial crisis turned into an economic crisis, many Hong Kong people who did not speculate in real estate, stocks, and lived a down-to-earth life were also in a difficult situation due to the deterioration of the economy, the depreciation of currency, and the bankruptcy of factories.

Some of them are unemployed, some go bankrupt, they don’t have enough food and clothing. At this time, a meal at the rescue station is enough to make them live.

In summer, I have my own food company and I have no shortage of rice, flour, grain, oil, vegetables, eggs, meat, etc., so it is not a problem for him to open a rescue station.

According to statistics, there are 100,000 people who go to the rescue station to get food every day, with an average of ten yuan per person per meal, which is one million Hong Kong dollars a day and one hundred and sixty million Hong Kong dollars a year.

For summer, this is a small amount of money.

Even if the rescue station is opened for a hundred years, he can still bear it alone.

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However, giving up food and satisfying food and clothing is just a small favor.

It is better to teach people how to fish than to teach people how to fish. The key is to help unemployed people find jobs and make money on their own, so that they can truly help them regain themselves. Otherwise, three meals a day will only raise a group of waste.

It is actually not easy to find a job for others.

First, Hong Kong's manufacturing industry is now hollowing out, and a large number of factories have been relocated to the mainland since the 1980s. Without a prosperous manufacturing industry, there is no way to accommodate so many workers at once.

However, it is also facing great trouble to re-establish a factory in Hong Kong.

First of all, the site is difficult to solve. Hong Kong is worth every inch of land, and even the land price in the New Territories is more than ten times higher than that in the mainland. Even so, the land is not easy to approve and needs to be approved layer by layer. If you apply now, it is estimated that the land will not be approved when the crisis passes.

In comparison, in order to attract foreign investment, the mainland took the initiative to build factories and invite companies to settle down. In this way, the treatment is really heaven and earth.

Furthermore, Hong Kong labor is also ridiculously high compared to the mainland. In Hong Kong, ordinary workers earn tens of thousands of dollars a month, while mainland labor is only a few hundred yuan, a difference of dozens of times.

The most important reason is that the education level of Hong Kong people is too low. Although Hong Kong has long been an international metropolis and is ranked first in the world in terms of prosperity, the education level of the people is surprisingly low. Nearly 60% of the people have not received higher education, which means that they will start working after graduating from middle school.

This has led to most workers in Hong Kong being able to engage in lower-end jobs, such as clothing, textiles, electronic assembly, construction workers, decoration workers, chefs, waiters, etc.

Therefore, if you want to open a manufacturing industry with high added value in Hong Kong, there is no sufficient talent support.

Although higher education in the mainland was not popularized in the 1990s, as a country with a large population, the total number of high-end talents was still very large, so the mainland could play in high-end manufacturing. Hong Kong cannot.

In this case, helping hundreds of thousands of people arrange work has become an almost impossible task.

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After considering the summer, I decided to follow Xingjia and take the path of high-end and high-end characteristic development.

The situation in Singapore and Hong Kong is similar. They are both small places, with scarce resources, close to the important navigation roads, are both financial centers, and labor salaries are relatively high.

But what is different from Hong Kong is that Star Singapore has never given up its manufacturing industry. Star Singapore's high-end manufacturing industries such as aerospace, petrochemicals, semiconductors, and biomedicine have a leading advantage worldwide.

Ten percent of the world's integrated circuit chips are assembled and tested in Xinggang; the world's top ten pharmaceutical companies, 60 percent of their products are produced in Xinggang; Xinggang is also the world's fifth largest refined oil production base, and its chemical export volume ranks among the top ten in the world.

Therefore, although Star Singapore did not develop as well as Hong Kong in its early years, in recent years, with the development of manufacturing, Star Singapore has caught up and has now surpassed Hong Kong.

If Hong Kong wants to learn from Star Singapore, it must first regain its manufacturing industry.

Manufacturing is the foundation. Even a financial center like Shanghai is very developed. Not to mention Shenzhen, it is known as China's Silicon Valley.

If Hong Kong wants to develop manufacturing, due to the lack of talents and the constraints of governments, real estate developers, environmental protection organizations, etc., it is very difficult to develop petrochemicals, semiconductors, aerospace, etc. In comparison, biomedicine is the most suitable, especially Chinese patent medicine.

Hong Kong still retains a large amount of traditional Chinese medicine culture, traditional Chinese medicine talents and traditional Chinese medicine brands, such as Wei Yuantang, Yu Rensheng, Yansheng, Bao Zhilin, etc.

As people's living standards improve, people's requirements for drugs are getting higher and higher. In addition to meeting the needs of curing diseases, they also need to meet the needs of health care. Therefore, Chinese patent medicines that claim to be safe, natural, and non-toxic side effects are becoming more and more popular.

There are traditional Chinese medicine brands in Hong Kong, a large number of excellent doctors, and relatively strict quality inspections. Therefore, the quality of Chinese patent medicines produced in people's eyes will be higher. In the past life, many mainland tourists made special trips to Hong Kong to buy medicines.
Chapter completed!