On January 7, 2014 (December 7, 2013 in the lunar calendar), Hong Kong entertainment tycoon Run Shaw passed away. On January 7, 2014, Run, Honorary Chairman of Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited, passed away at home early in the morning, at the age of 107. Sir Run Run Shaw, the Great Bauhinia, CBE(SirRun Shaw, November 19, 1907-January 7, 2014), formerly known as Shao Renlang, was a well-known Hong Kong film producer, entertainment tycoon, and philanthropist. He was born in Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang, in the Qing Dynasty. His father was Shao Xingyin, the owner of Shanghai Jintaichang Pigment Company. Among the eight brothers and sisters in the Shao family, he ranked sixth. In the old Shanghai era, he was known as "Shao Lao Liu" and was respectfully called "Sixth Uncle" after coming to Hong Kong. Run established Shaw Brothers Films in Hong Kong in 1958 and has filmed more than a thousand Chinese films. In addition, his Television Broadcasting Company Limited (TVB, commonly known as TVB) also dominates Hong Kong's television industry and has occupied the leading position in local viewing for many years. In 1977, Shao was canonized as a Knight of the Order by Queen Elizabeth II, becoming the first person in the Hong Kong entertainment industry to receive the title of "Knight". Run is charitable and has donated more than 10 billion Hong Kong dollars to social welfare and charitable affairs over the years. Especially for education and science and technology, the educational funds donated by Run are spread all over China. Many colleges and universities across China have the "Run House" named by Run. In his later years, Run Shaw even allocated funds to establish the "Run Shaw Prize" known as the Nobel of the Orient, commending top figures in human science and technology and supporting scientific research in Hong Kong, the mainland of China and other parts of the world. Whether it is the mainland of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Macau, many leaders from the four places across the Taiwan Strait have commended Sir Run for his contribution to Chinese film and television culture and Chinese society. Bruce Lee, Run Run run run Run Run Shaw is the honorary chairman of Hong Kong Television Broadcasting Company Limited, one of the founders of Shaw Brothers Film Company, a member of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Chamber of Commerce, and a well-known film producer in Hong Kong. Run has dominated the entertainment industry for more than half a century, creating Shaw's and Wireless's two film and television kingdoms, and cultivating countless performing talents. The commentary said,"Where there are Chinese, there are Shaw Brothers films and Hong Kong TVB programs." Over the years, Run Shaw has donated tens of billions of dollars to build educational and medical facilities in the mainland and Hong Kong. Campus buildings and hospitals named after him are scattered in various cities in China. Run Shaw established the Hong Kong Shaw Foundation in 1975 and has repeatedly donated large amounts to education, medical care or other welfare undertakings around the world, with a total donation exceeding HK$3.2 billion. In 1974, he was awarded the CBE by the Queen of England. In 1977, he was knighted by the Queen of England. In 1990, the China government named planet 2899 discovered by China "Run Shaw." In 1991, San Francisco, the United States, designated September 8 every year as "Run Shaw Day." The Run Shaw Prize was established in 2003. Scientists from the world with outstanding achievements in mathematics, life sciences, medicine and astronomy are selected for awards every year. They will be closed in 2011. Run Run Shaw is the oldest and longest-serving CEO of a listed company in the world. The hundred years he has experienced are far more exciting than any film and television work he has filmed. The mystery of Run Run Shaw's longevity? Many people are very interested in why Uncle Liu lived so long. Even scientists are studying the living habits of centenarians. Since his middle age, Uncle Liu has spent hundreds of yuan a year buying precious ginseng to nourish his body. After the age of seventy, he began to practice Qigong. He got up at 5 a.m. every morning for a walk and practiced Qigong, Shaolin Boxing and Taijiquan. In his middle and late years, he began to separate rooms with his wife, using different rooms in winter as one of the secrets of health preservation. In addition to the above-mentioned physical exercise after tomorrow, judging from Liu Uncle's appearance, he also has the characteristics of a long life. His hands are long, and when his hands are hung down, their hands are longer than his waist. This is one of the characteristics of his longevity; His face has a pointed head, a long face, and a long and straight nose, which is the second characteristic of his longevity. When Liu Uncle walks, he always mops the floor and walks. When he walks, he walks very slowly. No matter how urgent he is, he is not in a hurry. He is always slow and slow. A strange person must have a strange appearance. This is also what makes him unique. According to the 2007 census report, there are only 2,000 people over 100 years old in Hong Kong. Do they all eat ginseng and practice qigong like Uncle Liu? The answer is no, I have seen many people who have lived a long life. They eat everything and never avoid eating it. If they can live a long life by just eating ginseng and practicing qigong, scientists won't have to spend energy to find the mystery of longevity. If they can master longevity so easily, wouldn't it mean that everyone can live past a hundred years?