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原帖由 癸海 於 2007-4-5 04:41 PM 發表。 
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王德輝 (1934年9月9日-?)，籍貫浙江溫州，生於上海，香港企業家
時 日 月 年
○ 癸 癸 甲
○ 未 酉 戌 *** 男 ***
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http://www.smlawpub.com.hk/ljas/cases/2002/nov/AJ899/AJ899_1.htm
HCAP8/1999
Chapter 2 - The Wangs Family From 1911 To 1960
THE EARLY YEARS 2.1 Wang Sr was born in Wenzhou (溫洲) in Zhejiang Province (浙江省) in the Mainland on 15 October 1911
(i.e. just five days after the establishment of the Nationalist China).
His father is Wang Chun Ah (王仲雅), who was running a company called Yeh Wah Feng Dyeing Company (益華豐染料公司) in Wenzhou.
At that time, the company was a dealer of the British ICI in respect of dyestuff.
Wang Sr started working in his father's company at the age of about 17 in 1928.
In 1930, he took over his father's company after his death. 2.2 He married his wife Ms Ruen Yu Chin (任玉珍) in 1932 when he was 21.
His eldest son Teddy Wang Teh Huei1 was born in 1934.
Three sons and two daughters were born by Madam Ruen, namely :
(1) Teddy Wang Teh Huei (王德輝), the first son, (1934);
(2) Teresa Tak-Shyan Sun (王德嫻) (formerly Wang Teh Hsien),
the 1st daughter, (1941);
(3) Wang Teh Hwa (王德華), the 2nd daughter, (1944);
(4) Wong Tak Miu (王德淼), the 2nd son, (1946); and
(5) Wong Tak Tzai (王德裁), the 3rd son, (1947).
2.3 When Wang Sr was 26 (1937), his wife and Teddy followed him to live in Shanghai where he was working. Later they were unable to return to Wenzhou due to chaos caused by the Japanese war and were held up in Shanghai. In 1941 he started a new company :
Wing Wah Industrial Dyestuff Company (榮華公司).
Further, in 1946 he set up another trading company called China United Chemical Company ("CUC") which engaged in import business.
The Chinese name for CUC was Wah Mou Company (華懋公司) and this name Wah Mou (華懋) was first used by Wang Sr as evidenced by a photograph produced by him showing a social gathering between CUC and an American Cyanamid representative at D2-322.
This photograph was taken in a restaurant also called Shanghai Wah Mou Restaurant (上海華懋飯店) in 1946.
This probably is the origin of the Chinese name Wah Mou (華懋) which has been used up to today. 2.4 Between 1937 and 1940, he often travelled to Shanghai to purchase goods for reselling in Wenzhou.
It was about this period of time Wang Sr came to know Nina's father, who was a staff member of ICI, a company doing business with his company. Nina was born in 1936. She was about three at the time when Wang Sr met her during her father's visit to his home. Thereafter, Nina's mother often brought her to the Wangs house to play.
It was through these visits that Teddy and Nina came to know each other in their early childhood. 2.5 After the defeat of the Japanese in World War II, in or about November 1945,
Wang Sr came to Hong Kong to do business. Later in 1946, he started a branch of Wing Wah Industrial Dyestuff Company in Hong Kong to carry on the business of importing industrial raw materials and western medicine. In 1947,
he also set up a branch of CUC in Hong Kong. 2.6 It was at this time in 1947 that Teddy came from Shanghai to Hong Kong to further his study.
He was about 14 years old. In September 1948, Teddy was enrolled as a boarding student at St. Stephen's College in Stanley. In the same year,
Wang Sr arranged for his wife and his other children, Teresa, Tak Miu, and Tak Tzai to come to Hong Kong. His youngest daughter,
Tak Hwa, stayed behind in China for a while and she was later also brought to Hong Kong by her mother.
Further, in her affirmation of 15 July 1999, she said63 :
http://www.smlawpub.com.hk/ljas/cases/2002/nov/AJ899/AJ899_1.htm
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