Who is Run Run Shaw? Why do so many schools have Shaw Building!! 15

Shaw House is a building donated by Mr. Run Run Shaw, the founder of Hong Kong film king and Shaw Brothers, and it is named Shaw House.

So far, Run Run Shaw has donated more than HK$1.7 billion to the Mainland, and more than 1,800 teaching buildings, libraries, science and technology museums have been built with these donations, benefiting institutions of higher learning all over the Mainland, such as the Shaw Building, the Shaw Library, the Shaw Conference Centre, etc., which have dotted the Mainland like stars with Zhejiang University, Tianjin University, Nanjing University, East China Normal University, Yunnan University, Northwest University, Beijing Normal University, Peking University and many other famous universities in the Mainland. It is also worth mentioning that after the floods in the Yangtze River basin last year, Mr Run Run Shaw funded the reconstruction of 118 primary schools in the affected areas, benefiting tens of thousands of children in the affected areas.

Run Run Shaw upholds the tradition of education that has been passed down from generation to generation by the Chinese. As a father, he said, "My responsibility to my sons is to give them the best education possible. As a businessman with decades of experience in hard work, he deeply understands that China's development is based on education.

Over the years, he has been so enthusiastic about the cause of education because of a private wish that he often communicates with the people around him: "It is very important for the Chinese nation to prosper, support education, enlighten the wisdom of young people, and cultivate Chinese talents." ”

A wealthy businessman from Ningbo, he later settled in Hong Kong.

Zhejiang Ningbo businessmen like to engage in schools, emphasis on education, today Zhejiang Ningbo is also the most academician-producing city in China, good style of study, good education.

Donated by Run Run Shaw.

Run Run Shaw is the founder of Shaw Brothers **** and is engaged in movies.

The building donated by Run Run Shaw is called "Shaw House".

Shaw, formerly known as Shao Renleng, was born in Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province in 1907. Honorary Chairman of Television Broadcasting Hong Kong, one of the founders of Shaw Brothers Film 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. Shaw Brothers founded Shaw Brothers in Hong Kong in 1958 and has produced more than 1,000 Chinese-language films.

Since 1985, Run Run Shaw has cooperated with the Ministry of Education through Run Run Shaw** to donate huge sums of money to mainland education for the construction of education and teaching facilities, and as of 2012, the grant amount was nearly 47500 million Hong Kong dollars, 6,013 education projects of various types were built. Over the years, it has donated more than 10 billion Hong Kong dollars to social welfare and charity.

He was awarded the CBE by the Queen in 1974. 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". In 1990, China** named the planet 2899 discovered in China as "Run Run Shaw".

In 1991, the city of San Francisco (San Francisco) designated September 8 as "Shaw Day" every year. In 2002, the Shaw Prize, known as the Nobel Prize of the East, was established to annually select and reward scientists with outstanding achievements in mathematics, life sciences and medicine, and astronomy. Officially retiring in 2011, Run Run Shaw is also the world's longest-lived and longest-serving listed companyOn January 7, Shaw passed away at the age of 107.

He built the Shaw Building in your school.

Run Run Shaw was born in Shanghai in 1907. At the age of 17, he entered the eldest brother's Tianyi Film Company to work and traveled to Southeast Asia with the third brother; In 1932, China's first sound film "Platinum Dragon" was filmed in Hong Kong; In 1959, the Shaw Brothers Hong Kong **** was established in Hong Kong, and the Shaw Brothers Film City was established, and the films filmed won a total of 46 awards in the previous Asian Film Festivals, setting the highest record in the history of Chinese film; In 1980, he became the chairman of the board of directors of Hong Kong Television (TVB), and TVB made great progress; In 1973, Run Run Shaw founded Hong Kong's "Shaw Brothers**" to improve social welfare; Since 1985, Run Run Shaw has made many donations to support education in Chinese mainland, and by early 1992, he had donated to 84 education projects, totaling more than HK$500 million.

Run Run Shaw (October 4, 1907—), formerly known as Shao Renleng, chairman of Hong Kong Television Broadcasting, a famous filmmaker, and a famous philanthropist. In 1957, he founded Shaw Brothers (Hong Kong) **** in Hong Kong and developed his own film career. In 1965, he co-invested in TVB with Li Xiaohe, and in 2003, he invited Liang Naipeng to serve as the deputy executive chairman of TVB.

Run Run Shaw does not have any business in Chinese mainland, but has long donated huge amounts of philanthropic funds to Chinese mainland. Over the years, he has donated more than HK$1 billion to education and healthcare in Chinese mainland and Hong Kong. The Shaw Prize was established in 2003 to award US$1 million each to the world's most successful scientists in mathematics, life sciences and medicine, and astronomy, in areas not covered by the Nobel Prize.

Sir Run Run Shaw, born 7 November 1907 – 7 January 2014, is a Hong Kong film and television producer, entertainment tycoon, and philanthropist.

He founded the Shaw Brothers Film Company in Hong Kong in 1958 and has produced more than 1,000 Chinese-language films. In 1977, Shao was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.

During his lifetime, he devoted himself to philanthropy and donated to social welfare, especially education and science and technology. Shaw's donation of education funds is spread throughout Chinese mainland, and many colleges and universities in China have "Shaw Building" named after Shaw. In his later years, Run Run Shaw allocated funds to establish the "Shaw Prize", known as the Oriental Nobel Prize, to recognize people who have made outstanding contributions to education and scientific research.

At 6:55 a.m. on 7 January 2014, Run Run Shaw passed away peacefully at home at the age of 106.