Li Ka-shing's classic quotations are as follows:

1. Keep a low profile, so as to avoid catching the wind and becoming the target of others' attacks. If you don't show yourself too much, you won't provoke hostility from others, and others won't be able to capture your reality.

2. If money alone counts, I can't rank sixth or seventh in Hong Kong. I have a factual basis for saying this. But I think a rich man depends on how he does it. According to my present practice, I feel rich for myself, that's for sure.

3. It's very important to be engaged. If you are interested in your career, you will certainly do a good job.

4. Small businessmen who only look at their small pockets are big businessmen who look at the world market. The same businessman, different eyes, different realms, different results.

5. The Chinese nation is hardworking, brave and persevering. Although there have been insults and beatings in the past, it is bound to have a bright future if we follow the right path now. No matter what nationality or people, they all love their country ...

6. Striving for the top is hard, but it is also full of opportunities. When we do anything, we should be ambitious, set lofty goals and inspire ourselves with enthusiasm.

7. Try to find time to get a good rest. Only by getting a good rest can we have abundant and vigorous energy to face all kinds of unexpected things.

Extended information

Li Ka-shing's way of doing business:

"First-class wisdom in life, first-class knowledge in business". It means that you should believe that everyone in the world is smart, convincing and like to associate with you. That's the most important thing. This is Mr Li Ka-shing's way of life.

if you pay more in the fierce competition, you can win more. Just like taking part in the Olympic Games, the first runner wins the second and third place just a little faster. If you run a short distance, it may be less than one second, so hurry up and win. This is how Li Ka-shing does business.

Li Ka-shing's way of knowing money:

"Knowing how to make money means knowing how to use it". Li Ka-shing said frankly that he paid less attention to making money than donating money, and described the Li Ka-shing Foundation as his third son. In the concept of wealth being passed down from generation to generation, the Fund was also one of its "successors". He hoped that this idea could be expanded and continued in China society, saying that he was always willing to bow and scrape for charity, and he would also choose "building himself and pursuing selflessness" as his epitaph.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Li Ka-shing.