Stella & Rose's Books

Front cover

Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• The Early Years
• 1 The Sojourner: Li Ka-shing (1808-1868)
• 2 Li Shek-pang (1863-1916): The Patriarch as a Youth
• 3 Li Shek-pang Becomes a British Citizen
• 4 1910: Sued by his Nephew
• 5 Li Koon-chun (1887-1966): The Patriarch's Successor
• 6 1918: A Bank is Born
• The Pre-War Era
• 7 1924: Battle with the Foreign Office
• 8 The 1920s: Turmoil in the Shipping Business
• 9 1933: A Double Wedding Binds Three Families
• 10 Shek-pang's Sons Grow Up
• 11 Li Tse-fong: Banker, Horse-Owner, Politician
• War and Enemy Occupation
• 12 Li Lan-sang (1900-1969): Racing Continues as War Approaches
• 13 1941: Hong Kong Surrenders to Japan
• 14 1943-1945: Life Under Enemy Occupation
• In the War's Aftermath
• 15 Charges of Collaboration: Tse-fong's Final Days (1945-1953)
• 16 The 1950s: After the War - A Changed Existence
• 17 F. S. Li: Man on a Hit List - The Cultural Revolution Strikes
• Modern Hong Kong
• 18 Simon Li: First Chinese High Court Judge
• 19 Aubrey Li: Negotiating Hong Kong's Future (1982- 1984)
• 20 David Lid: Banker and Politician
• 21 Ronald Li: Father of the Stock Exchange
• 22 The Fall of Ronald Li
• 23 Li Fook-kow: A Very Senior Civil Servant
• Into the Twenty-First Century
• 24 Simon Li: Drafting Hong Kong's Constitution (1985-1990)
• 25 Gladys Li: Chairman of the Bar
• 26 Arthur Li: Doctor and Educator
• 27 One Family, Four Nationalities
• 28 Andrew Li: The First Chief Justice
• Conclusion
• The Li Family Tree