According to the query book network, "Don't make the last copper coin." It's a famous saying of Li Ka-shing, which means don't be greedy, be sure of money, and don't pursue the maximization of interests. Don't let greed blind your eyes, keep your feet on the ground and recognize the reality and trends. It is realistic to leave a bag for safety. Don't be the last copper coin, leave a little profit for future generations and keep you safe. It can also be understood as a generous sentence. Be a man and leave a message so that we can meet again later. But in fact, the subtext of this sentence is-"all your money, I want to earn only the penultimate copper, and the last copper is left for you to live." Don't earn the last piece of copper, because this last piece of copper is the master's last hope, his whole life. Taking the last piece of copper requires a huge price of fighting for life. So smart Li Ka-shing doesn't make the last penny. When everyone had only the last copper coin left, Li Ka-shing chose to leave. I think that the act of selling mainland assets and running away in those years should be fresh in my memory. After some criticism, I have seen all the scenic spots.

Li Ka-shing, Han nationality, 1928, was born on July 29th in Chao 'an County, Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province. He is a senior consultant of Changjiang Hutchison Industrial Co., Ltd. and Changjiang Industrial Group Co., Ltd. ... the richest man in Hong Kong for 2 1 year in a row, and the richest man in China for 15 years since. In 2020, according to the list of Hong Kong's richest people published by Forbes, Li Ka-shing ranked second, worth $29.4 billion.