Mr. Run Run Shaw is funeral today.

When Jobs died, all kinds of circles were swiping the screen. And Run Run Shaw died, but few people mourned.

We have thousands of school buildings called "Shaw Teaching Building", how many hospitals have "Shaw Outpatient Building"?

This old man has donated hundreds of billions of medical facilities and educational facilities in his lifetime, and for Chinese, he is really much greater than Jobs, Mr. Shaw, go all the way!

I hope that Chinese with conscience will turn around and let more people remember this kind old man who has made great contributions to China's education and medical cause!

Formerly known as Shao Renleng, he was born in SH, and his ancestral home is Zhenhai, Ningbo, ZJ. Honorary Chairman of Television Broadcasts Hong Kong Limited, one of the founders of Shaw Brothers Film Company, member of Hong Kong SH Association, and a well-known filmmaker in Hong Kong. Over the years, Run Run Shaw has donated tens of billions of dollars to build educational and medical facilities in the Mainland and Hong Kong.

He was awarded the CBE by the Queen of England in 1974. He was knighted by the Queen in 1977. In 1990, the Chinese government named Planet 2899, which was discovered in China, "Run Run Shaw". In 1991, the city of San Francisco (San Francisco) designated September 8 as "Shaw Day" every year. He retired in 2011 after the establishment of the Shaw Prize in 2003 to award outstanding scientists in mathematics, life sciences and medicine, and astronomy to the world.

Run Run Shaw (October 4, 1907 – January 7, 2014, formerly known as Shao Yanleng), chairman of Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited, one of the founders of the film company Shaw Brothers, and a famous filmmaker in Hong Kong. Born in Ningbo in 1907, Run Run Shaw was the owner of SH Jintaichang Pigment Company. He was the sixth among his siblings, so he was later called "Sixth Uncle". Educated in the United States, after graduating from high school at the age of 19, Shao Yanmei went to Singapore with his brother Shao Renmei to explore the film market, and since then he has been interested in filmmaking. He and his brother were active in the Chinese film industry in the 1920s.

In 1925, the Shaw Brothers established the "Tianyi Film Company" in SH, and cooperated with the famous Cantonese opera singer Xue Juexian to shoot China's first sound film "Platinum Dragon" (Cantonese). In 1928, Run Run Shaw went to Singapore and Malaysia to assist his brother in developing a film distribution company. In 1958, he established "Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd." with Shaw Renmei to produce films in Hong Kong, with Run Shaw as president. In 1961, the Shaw Brothers Cinema in Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, was officially opened on 6 December.

In the 1970s, the Shaw Brothers ventured into the fast-growing television industry, partnering with TVB to train artists.

In 1980, Run Run Shaw became the largest shareholder of TVB and has been Chairman of the Board ever since. During the same period, Shaw Brothers' film business continued to shrink, reducing the number of films, and in 1985 it sold all theatrical chains, and in May 1987, Shaw Brothers announced that it would stop producing films. From the time Shaw Brothers started production to the time when production was suspended, Shaw Brothers had produced more than 1,000 films. In 2000, Malaysia's Celestial Pictures Entertainment spent HK$400 million to acquire the perpetual rights to 760 Shaw Brothers films and spent HK$200 million on digital restoration.

Over the years, Sir Run Run Shaw has donated more than one billion dollars to build education and medical facilities in Hong Kong and the Mainland. The construction of a number of post-secondary institutions in Hong Kong has been funded by Run Run Shaw, such as Shaw College of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Run Run Shaw Building of the University of Hong Kong, and The Shaw Library of the City University of Hong Kong. In 2005, Run Run Shaw donated HK$10 million to the tsunami victims in South Asia.

In 2002, Run Run Shaw founded the Shaw Prize, the first of which was held in 2004. Modeled after the Nobel Prize, the prize awards US$1 million to scientists who have made achievements in mathematics, medicine and astronomy each year. The winner of the first Mathematics Prize was Chern Shiing-shen; P. James E. Peebles and Stanley N. Cohen, Herbert W. Boyer, Jane Yuewei and Richard Doll in life science and medicine.

Such an old man, if he doesn't say a few words, I don't feel happy.

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