I'm a person who doesn't like to read the news, newspapers and the like, and I didn't know the news until I heard my friends talking about it, the legendary Mr Run Run Shaw passed away on the morning of 7 January 2014.

Some people may not know the name Run Run Shaw, but I think everyone in Hong Kong TVB must know it, and some people may not know what kind deeds Run Run Shaw has done, but I think everyone in Shaw Buildings across the country must have heard of it.

I'm not a person, I'm just an ordinary person, and I'm going to send out a chapter to express my deep condolences.

The following is the detailed personal information of Mr Run Run Shaw (redirected from the news)

Sir Run Run Shaw, the Honourable Bauhinia, CBE (SirRunShaw, November 19, 1907 - January 7, 2014), formerly known as Shaw Renleng, known as Shaw, was a well-known Hong Kong filmmaker, entertainment tycoon, and philanthropist, born in Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang, in the Qing Dynasty, and his father was Shao Xingyin, the owner of Shanghai Jintaichang Pigment Company.

Among the eight brothers and sisters of the Shao family, he ranked sixth, and was called "Shao Lao Liu" in the old Shanghai era, and was honored as "Sixth Uncle" after coming to Hong Kong. Founded in 1958 by Run Run Shaw Brothers in Hong Kong, Run Run Shaw has produced more than 1,000 Chinese-language films, and his subsidiary, Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB), has dominated the city's television industry for many years. In 1977, Shao was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, becoming the first person in Hong Kong's entertainment industry to receive the title of "knight".

Shaw has donated more than HK$10 billion to social welfare and charity over the years. Especially for education and science and technology, the education funds donated by Run Shaw are all over the land of China, and many colleges and universities in China have "Shaw Building" named after Run Run Shaw. In his later years, Run Run Shaw allocated funds to establish the "Shaw Prize", known as the Nobel of the East, to recognize the top figures in human science and technology and support scientific research in Hong Kong, Chinese mainland and other parts of the world. Whether it is Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan or Macau, many leaders of the four regions of the Taiwan Strait have commended Sir Run Run Shaw for his contribution to Chinese film and television culture and Chinese society.

Sir Run Run Shaw's film and television empire (Shaw Brothers and Hong Kong TVB) is the best in Asia, and over the years, it has cultivated countless superstars in the Chinese entertainment industry, as well as a number of behind-the-scenes elites.

Shaw's wife was Wong Mei-chun, who married in 1937 and had two sons and two daughters, the eldest son Shao Weiming, the second daughter Su Wen, the third daughter Su Wan and the youngest son Wei Chung, and Wong Meizhen died in Los Angeles in 1987. In 1997, Run Run Shaw and his business partner Fang Yihua registered their remarriage in Las Vegas, USA. On 1 January 2010, he stepped down as the Chief Executive Chairman of Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) and was succeeded by his wife, Fong Yat-wah, who remained as the Non-Executive Chairman of the Board. On 1 January 2012, he stepped down as the non-executive chairman and non-executive director of TVB and was succeeded as the executive chairman by the deputy executive chairman, Leung Nai Pang. Run Run Shaw was conferred the title of Honorary Chairman of the Company. Sir Run Run Shaw is also the world's longest-serving and longest-serving public CEO