Raising our children as useful members of your family and our society. By Johnson Choi in SF on 5-29-26

Raising our children as useful members of your family and our society. By Johnson Choi in SF on 5-29-26 將子女培養成家庭與社會的有用成員. 作者:蔡永強,2026年5月29日

我在稅務、本地與國際諮詢及財富管理領域從事了45年工作。每年,都有十幾位客戶來到我的辦公室,抱怨因為子女的關係,無法安穩退休或離開美國返回中國享受高質安全的退休生活.

由於與這些客戶相識數十年,我會直接問他們:「你把子女當寵物來養,還是當成能夠面對挑戰的人?」

超過一半的時候,答案顯示他們把子女當寵物來養就註定了他們子女的失敗。

我的祖父、父親和我(我從他們身上學到)遵循幾個簡單的規則:孩子22歲必須搬出父母家,沒有藉口。以前想進香港的大學很難,所以中學沒考上的,18歲就得離開。我父親有10個孩子,其中6個考上大學,所以他們可以住在家裡,或由父親負擔費用在香港以外的地方寄宿,直到畢業。畢業後,他們必須搬出去。從我小學開始,祖父就強調父親的教導,這讓我在童年時期就有了追求成功的動力。

有些客戶說這在美國不可能做到。我告訴他們,我在美國也是按照祖父和父親教我的方式來做。我的兒子和女兒在美國出生,大學畢業後都搬出去了。他們在夏威夷和奧勒岡州擁有多處總價值數百萬美元的房產,沒有向我要過一分錢。

我們的孩子將來如何,很大程度上取決於我們是把他們培養成家庭與社會的負擔,還是資產。我們蔡家自1875年以來,已經證明了我們的方法是有效的。

I spent 45 years in tax, domestic and international consulting, and wealth management. Every year, a dozen clients come to my office complaining they can’t retire peacefully or leave the US because of their children.

Since I’ve known these clients for decades, I ask them a direct question: “Did you raise your children like pets, or as human beings who can face challenges?”

More than half the time, the answer reveals they set their children up for failure from birth.

My grandfather, father, and I (I learned from them) follow a few simple rules: at age 22, children must leave the parents’ house—no excuses. In the old days, getting into a Hong Kong university was hard, so those who failed high school had to leave at 18. My father had 10 children; six got into universities, so they could stay at home or board at his expense outside Hong Kong until graduation. Upon graduating, they had to leave. My father’s teaching, reinforced by my grandfather since grade school, gave us the drive to succeed from childhood.

Some clients say this is impossible in America. I tell them I practiced the same approach in the US that my grandfather and father taught me. Both my son and daughter left home after college. They own multiple properties in Hawaii and Oregon worth millions, without asking me for a penny.

How our children turn out largely depends on whether we raise them to be a liability or an asset to their family and society. The Choi family has proven this method works since 1875.

Ronnie Chan video with English subtitles: The only country that can destroy US$ is USA and US is working very hard to destroy its currency

Ronnie Chan video with English subtitles: The only country that can destroy US$ is USA and US is working very hard to destroy its currency. No place in the world is better than Hong Kong and China today! 恒隆集團榮譽董事長陳啟宗視頻有中英文字幕: 唯一能夠摧毀美元的國家是美國,而美國正非常努力地摧毀自己的貨幣。當今世界上,沒有任何地方比香港和中國更優秀!

https://rumble.com/v7aji56-the-only-country-that-can-destroy-us-is-usa-and-us-is-working-very-hard.html
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8pwR5q9/

The US Returns to Isolationism, a Strong China Brings Peace to East Asia | World Situation | United States | Trump | Isolationism | US Dollar | Rare Earths | Middle East | Europe | East Rising, West Declining | Hong Kong | Safe Haven 陳啟宗視頻有中英文字幕:美國回歸孤立主義 中國強大東亞太平|世界局勢|美國|特朗普|孤立主義|美元|稀土|中東|歐洲|東升西降|香港|安全港

恒隆集團榮譽董事長陳啟宗日前在一論壇上發言,分析了對當前世界變局的看法。他表示,現在世界局勢混亂糟糕,很多朋友都說看不通亦看不明,但對他而言,今天的世局並不難看清,其發展大趨勢是相當明顯的,可以用幾個詞形容,分別是美國、歐洲、中東和東亞。

他認為現時美國是回歸孤立主義。比如美元,大家都知道美元在世界上的地位無可比擬,但不可否認其重要性正在慢慢下降。世界上沒有一個國家能夠打敗美元,只有美國自己能打敗美元。美國過去幾十年似乎一直在損害自己的貨幣,認為美元有無限的公信力

陳啟宗(Ronnie Chan)是香港恒隆集團榮譽董事長,於2024年交棒給兒子陳文博,結束長達33年的掌舵生涯。他帶領恒隆精準進軍內地,在上海等地打造了多個標誌性的恒隆廣場,確立了集團的商業地產霸主地位。他因30多年來在年報中堅持撰寫《致股東函》、以敢於提前預警市場風險(多次警告內地地產高周轉模式)而被稱為業界“吹哨人”。此外,他與弟弟創辦的晨興基金曾早期投資小米、快手等,並於2014年向哈佛大學捐贈了3.5億美元創下紀錄。

Video: The true feelings of Hong Kong people who moved to the UK but ultimately decided to return to Hong Kong — only they know the bitterness and joy

Video: The true feelings of Hong Kong people who moved to the UK but ultimately decided to return to Hong Kong — only they know the bitterness and joy. 影片有中英文字幕: 香港人去了英國後最後決定回流香港的真實感受,苦樂自己知.
https://rumble.com/v7aill2-the-true-feelings-of-hong-kong-people-who-moved-to-the-uk-but-ultimately-de.html
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Back then, when Guo Jingjing got married, her parents returned an 11 million yuan dowry and a courtyard house worth 300 million yuan

Back then, when Guo Jingjing got married, her parents returned an 11 million yuan dowry and a courtyard house worth 300 million yuan. On the wedding day, they did not sit at the main table, prompting the Hong Kong media to mock them, saying, “The Huo family looks down on Guo Jingjing’s parents and doesn’t value them.” 當年,郭晶晶結婚時,郭父母退回1100萬彩禮,和價值3億的四合院,婚禮當天,郭父母也沒坐上主桌,因此被港媒大肆嘲諷:“霍家瞧不起郭晶晶的父母,才對他們不重視。”

然而,事實卻并非如此!因為這一切都是郭晶晶父母的安排。

當初,郭晶晶與霍啟剛訂婚時,霍家就送上一枚價值千萬的鉆戒,以及1100萬的彩禮。

之后,又拿出一套價值上億的四合院,交給郭晶晶父母。

然而,郭晶晶父母卻拒絕霍家的這些饋贈。

他們覺得,郭家的條件雖然遠不如霍家,可身為父母,他們不愿白拿這些東西,平白讓女兒低人一頭,也不愿去沾霍家的光。

因此,在郭晶晶和霍啟剛大婚時,郭父郭母先是坐經濟艙,然后又換乘大巴,輾轉多地才到香港去參加女兒的婚禮。

吃酒席時,郭父郭母也不去坐主桌,而不坐主桌也是有原因的。

郭晶晶和霍啟剛的婚禮是香港豪門史上最盛大的一場,1800名賓客,包括政界、商界、娛樂界的名流,還有國際的貴賓。

主桌上不是香港特首,就是各國王子。

霍家是擔心親家不習慣這種場面,所以才安排了他們坐在次桌,這也正合郭父郭母的心意。

婚禮結束后,霍家覺得自己冷落了親家。

于是第二天就送上一輛價值600萬的豪車作為補償,親自送上門道歉。

希望他們夫妻兩人能常駐香港,和郭晶晶一起多見面。

但郭父郭母還是拒絕,第二天便離開,火速趕回老家。

而郭晶晶父母的氣節,讓郭晶晶日后在霍家得到足夠多的尊重。

都說有什麼樣的父母,就有什麼樣的孩子。

郭晶晶嫁入霍家后,完全沒有豪門太太的架子。

每天穿著20塊錢的鞋子,和路邊攤買來幾十塊錢的衣服,以及戴著幾塊錢的發卡。

女兒出嫁,做為父母的都希望能得到男方的重視,給的彩禮越多越好。

但是郭晶晶的父母卻剛好相反,他們并不在意這些虛名虛位,只關心女兒的幸福、日后過得好不好。

他們拒收一切彩禮,也是為了女兒能在婆家活得理直氣壯,獲得真正的尊重。

有這樣優秀的父母,養出來的女兒必定也不會差。

However, the truth was quite the opposite—everything was arranged by Guo Jingjing’s parents themselves.

When Guo Jingjing first got engaged to Huo Qigang, the Huo family presented her with a diamond ring worth tens of millions and an 11 million yuan dowry. Later, they also offered a courtyard house worth over 100 million yuan to Guo Jingjing’s parents. Yet, Guo’s parents refused all these gifts. They felt that although the Guo family was far less wealthy than the Huo family, as parents, they did not want to accept these things for free, lest their daughter be looked down upon, nor did they want to ride on the Huo family’s coattails.

Therefore, when Guo Jingjing and Huo Qigang tied the knot, her parents first took economy class flights, then transferred to buses, traveling through multiple stops before finally arriving in Hong Kong for their daughter’s wedding. During the banquet, they chose not to sit at the main table—and there was a reason for that. The wedding was the grandest ever seen among Hong Kong’s elite families, with 1,800 guests, including dignitaries from politics, business, entertainment, and international VIPs. The main table seated either Hong Kong’s Chief Executive or princes from various countries. The Huo family, worried that the bride’s parents might feel uncomfortable in such a setting, arranged for them to sit at a secondary table, which suited Guo’s parents just fine.

After the wedding, the Huo family felt they had neglected the bride’s parents. The next day, they personally delivered a luxury car worth 6 million yuan as compensation and offered an apology, hoping that the couple would stay in Hong Kong permanently so they could see more of Guo Jingjing. But Guo’s parents declined once again and left for their hometown the following day.

The integrity of Guo Jingjing’s parents earned her significant respect in the Huo family. As the saying goes, like parents, like children. After marrying into the Huo family, Guo Jingjing never put on airs as a wealthy matriarch. She wears shoes that cost 20 yuan, clothes bought from street stalls for a few dozen yuan, and hair clips priced at just a few yuan.

When a daughter marries, parents usually hope for a generous dowry as a sign of the groom’s family’s regard. But Guo Jingjing’s parents were the opposite—they cared nothing for such vanity and status, only for their daughter’s happiness and well-being in the future. By refusing all dowry gifts, they ensured their daughter could stand tall in her husband’s family and earn genuine respect. With such remarkable parents, the daughter they raised could not be anything less than exceptional.

TWO rare earth companies set up by the US to replicate China’s rare earth sector are fighting each other, it was just revealed

TWO rare earth companies set up by the US to replicate China’s rare earth sector are fighting each other, it was just revealed. 兩家由美國設立、旨在複製中國稀土產業的稀土公司,近日被揭露正在互相對抗。

而且兩家都尚未生產出任何可供銷售的稀土元素。

其中一家公司 MP Materials,正將另一家 USA Rare Earths 告上法庭,指控其「竊取」技術 – 根據上週在德州法院提交的訴狀內容(彭博社昨日報導),細節已曝光。

法庭文件指出:「USA Rare Earth 屢次未能達成其商業與績效目標,如今竟轉向竊取技術以求自救。」

此案的關鍵在於:MP 聲稱自己開發了一種防止磁體退磁的工藝,但競爭對手挖走了 MP 的一名員工,以取得這項機密技術知識。

重型武器

稀土生產極其困難、危險且勞動密集,因此幾十年來,全球一直樂於讓中國來做這件事。

但近年來,美國意識到它需要稀土來製造重型武器,以藉此主宰世界,包括對抗中國。

國務院意識到,購買中國產品用於對抗中國的戰爭會很尷尬。因此,納稅人的錢被轉用於複製中國的做法(2025年7月對 MP 投資4億美元股權,今年1月又與 USA Rare Earths 共同投資16億美元)。

整個過程將耗費一些時間。《金融時報》今日報導:「儘管 USA Rare Earth 已獲得美國政府支持,但它尚未開採稀土或商業化生產磁鐵。」

MP 似乎進度領先,並表示正與通用汽車合作,測試其所生產、可用於汽車的稀土磁鐵。

美國若繼續與中國進行貿易,本可節省數十億美元,但其「我們必須主導」的政策- 一種被精神科醫師定義為「自大狂」的症狀 – 正粗暴地顛覆全球貿易關係。

And neither has produced any rare earth elements for sale yet.

One of the firms, MP Materials, is taking the other, USA Rare Earths, to court for “theft” of technology—as revealed in claims filed at a Texas court last week, detailed by Bloomberg yesterday.

“USA Rare Earth has repeatedly failed to meet its commercial and performance targets and is now resorting to stealing technology to dig itself out,” the court document says.

The crux of the matter is that MP says it developed a process to prevent demagnetization—but the rival company poached an MP staff member to get access to that classified knowhow.

HEAVY WEAPONS

Rare earth production is extremely difficult, dangerous and labor-intensive, so the world has been content to allow the Chinese to do it for decades.

But in recent years, the US realized it needed rare earths for heavy weapons with which to dominate the world, including China.

The State Department realized it would be awkward to buy Chinese items for use in a war on China. So taxpayer cash has been diverted to copy the Chinese (a US$400 million equity investment in MP in July 2025, and a US$1.6 billion investment with USA Rare Earths in January this year.)

The whole process is will take a while. “While USA Rare Earth has won US government backing, it is yet to mine rare earths or produce magnets commercially,” the Financial Times reported today.

MP appears to be ahead and says it is working with General Motors to test rare earth magnets it has produced for use in cars.

The US could save billions by simply continuing to trade with China, but its we-must-lead policy, a condition defined by psychiatrists as “megalomania”, is brutally up-ending global trade relationships.

BREAKING NEWS: Hong Kong has overtaken Switzerland to become the world’s favorite banking hub for the rich, it was revealed last night

BREAKING NEWS: Hong Kong has overtaken Switzerland to become the world’s favorite banking hub for the rich, it was revealed last night. 即時新聞:香港超越瑞士 成全球富豪最愛銀行業務樞紐

昨晚消息披露,香港已取代瑞士,成為全球富豪最喜愛的銀行業務樞紐。瑞士過去150年來一直是全球頂尖的現金存款中心,但這個時代已經終結。

這座中國城市在2025年吸納了2.95萬億美元的國際資產,略微領先瑞士的2.94萬億美元,但各項跡象顯示,香港的領先優勢將會擴大。

相關數據來自波士頓諮詢公司昨日發佈的一項跨境資金研究報告。

香港作為全球財富樞紐的新地位將進一步擴大,預計不出四年,其領先瑞士的金額將接近6,000億美元。

東亞地區日益富裕

瑞士財富管理經理米高·佩爾曼·羅蘭向《金融時報》表示:「這是一個前所未有的現象。我從未見過這種情況。」

進入香港的資金中,約60%來自中國作為全球成功工廠的角色,以及中國企業在境外融資的活動。

分散投資以對沖風險

《金融時報》指出,另一股資金來自全球各地,「客戶希望將資產分散到多個司法管轄區,以對沖地緣政治緊張、制裁風險及政治不穩定性」。

各地富豪紛紛分散資金以對沖風險。以美國為首的西方擴張主義,導致西亞(伊朗、黎巴嫩、以色列、海灣國家)、歐洲(烏克蘭)及中/南美洲(委內瑞拉、古巴)出現衝突。

較小的競爭對手

香港作為避險資金目的地的較小競爭對手是新加坡。

但《金融時報》表示,這個城市國家「在發生備受矚目的洗錢案件後,引發監管打擊及對富裕外國客戶的更嚴格審查,增長已見放緩」。

杜拜作為財富存款中心也在增長,但遠遠落後——去年為7,210億美元,僅為香港總額的四分之一。

而這還是在杜拜參與美國與以色列對伊朗災難性攻擊之前的情況。

對世界而言是壞消息

對中國來說這是好消息,但報告中也有壞消息。

報告指出,全球資金中,越來越高的比例正流向全球十大國際存款「記帳中心」。

換句話說,富人變得更富有。放任資本主義的時代並未讓世界變得更公平。

The Swiss have been the world’s top cash deposit center for 150 years–but no more.

The Chinese city took US$2.95 trillion of international assets in 2025, slightly ahead of Switzerland’s US$2.94 trillion—but the signs show that Hong Kong’s lead is set to widen.

The data comes from a study of cross-border cash, released yesterday by the Boston Consulting Group.

Hong Kong’s new role as number one global wealth hub will widen to place it almost US$600 billion ahead of Switzerland in less than four years.

EAST ASIA IS GETTING RICHER

“This is a completely new phenomenon. I haven’t seen anything like it,” Swiss money-manager Michael Pellman Rowland told the Financial Times.

About 60 per cent of the cash entering Hong Kong comes from China’s role as a successful factory of the world, and from Chinese companies raising funding offshore.

HEDGING THEIR BETS

Another stream comes from around the planet, “with clients seeking to spread their assets across multiple jurisdictions to hedge against geopolitical tensions, sanctions risks and political instability”, the Financial Times said.

Rich people everywhere are spreading their cash to hedge their bets. US-led western expansionism means there are conflicts in West Asia (Iran, Lebanon, Israel, the Gulf states), in Europe (Ukraine), and in Central/ South America (Venezuela, Cuba).

SMALLER RIVALS

Hong Kong’s smaller rival as a destination for safe-haven cash is Singapore.

But the city-state has “seen growth moderate after high-profile money laundering cases triggered a regulatory crackdown and tougher scrutiny of wealthy foreign clients” the Financial Times said.

Dubai has also been growing as a wealth deposit center, but lags far behind – it was US$721 billion last year, a quarter of Hong Kong’s total.

And that was before its role in the disastrous US-Israel attack on Iran.

BAD NEWS FOR THE WORLD

This is good news for China, but there’s also bad news in the report.

It says that an increasing proportion of the world’s cash is going to the ten main “booking centers” across the world for international deposits.

In other words, the rich are getting richer. The era of unbridled capitalism is not making the world a fairer place.

My father CHOI, Ping Fan was born in the year 1900 at the colonial Hong Kong

My father CHOI, Ping Fan was born in the year 1900 at the colonial Hong Kong 我的父親蔡炳勳於1900年生於殖民時期的香港. 他從少教育我們十兄弟姊妹不管身在何處,我們是中國人,不要忘記我們的根,國家需要我們的時候要無私地奉獻! By Johnson Choi 5-27-26

14歲那年,世界陷入第一次世界大戰。到我父親18歲時,已有超過2200萬人喪生。

生活還未復原,一場致命的大流行病 – 西班牙流感 – 便席捲全球。20歲那年,父親熬過了這場奪走近5000萬條生命的疫病。

29歲時,父親經歷了經濟大蕭條。銀行倒閉、工作消失、飢饉蔓延,無數家庭一夜之間失去一切。

33歲,納粹主義崛起,歐洲開始陷入陰霾。

39歲,第二次世界大戰爆發。戰爭結束時,父親已45歲,超過6000萬人死去。

52歲,韓戰爆發。

64歲,越戰開始,一直持續到父親75歲。

1985年出生的人,或許會覺得自己的祖父母根本不懂何謂艱難。但那些祖父母輩,卻熬過了世界大戰、大流行病、經濟崩潰、物資配給、恐懼、失落與不安——其規模之大,如今大多數人難以想像。

也許,老一輩並非「與時代脫節」。

也許,他們是在一次次挺過歷史的重擊後,才被鍛造得如此堅韌。

At 14, the world is thrown into World War I. By the time my father turn 18, over 22 million people are dead.

Before life can recover, a deadly pandemic — the Spanish Flu — sweeps across the globe. At 20 years old, my father survive a disease that kills nearly 50 million people.

At 29, my father endure the Great Depression. Banks collapse, jobs disappear, hunger spreads, and entire families lose everything overnight.

At 33, the rise of Nazism begins to darken Europe.

At 39, World War II erupts. By the time it ends, my father was 45, and more than 60 million people have died.

At 52, the Korean War begins.

At 64, the Vietnam War starts, lasting until my father was 75.

A person born in 1985 might think their grandparents could never understand hardship. But those grandparents lived through world wars, pandemics, economic collapse, rationing, fear, loss, and uncertainty on a scale most people today can barely imagine.

Perhaps the older generations were not “out of touch.”

Perhaps they were forged by surviving what history threw at them — again and again.

Another top Chinese scientist returning to China to help his motherland.

Another top Chinese scientist returning to China to help his motherland. 又一位頂尖中國科學家返國報效祖國.

出身中國的半導體奇才「大波」(Da Bo),已離開日本物質材料研究機構(NIMS),返回中國。他的研究對台積電(TSMC)在日本建置的3奈米晶片生產線具有關鍵支撐作用。

他是中國科學技術大學(USTC)校友,曾成為NIMS史上最年輕的獨立首席研究員,也是2022年後少數能深度參與國際前沿半導體項目的中國研究者。他的工作包括主導與科林研發(Lam Research)合作、應用於台積電3奈米產線的技術;他在日本的研究也橫掃多項大獎。

如今大波已返回中國,加入中國科學技術大學擔任講座教授,希望協助國家縮小技術差距。他也致力於推動中國半導體設備、材料與零組件達到國際水準。

Da Bo, a Chinese-born semiconductor prodigy, has returned to China, leaving his role at Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS). His research was instrumental in underpinning TSMC’s 3-nanometer chip production line in Japan.

He is a USTC graduate who became the youngest independent principal investigator in NIMS’s history and one of the few Chinese researchers deeply involved in frontline international semiconductor projects after 2022. His work included leading a joint project with Lam Research on technologies applied to TSMC’s 3nm line, and he also swept top awards in Japan for his research.

Da Bo has now returned to China to join the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) as a chair professor, hoping to help the country narrow the technology gap. He also aims to bring Chinese semiconductor equipment, materials, and components up to global standards.

What Happens After America Falls in 2035?

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🌍 100年前,大英帝國的旗幟飄揚全球。
🌍 2035 年,美帝國倒下

👉 他們都說過同樣的話 – 我們永遠不會倒下。然後,他們全都倒了 👈

⚠️ 現在,輪到美國說這些話了⚠️

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我(蔡永強) 和太太跟其他美國華僑一樣在美國勤𡚒了幾十年,絕不想臨老吾過得世的悲慘收場! 你可能說: “蔡先生,太悲觀吧?但如果不幸從歷史上觀點被我言中,你願意讓你全家和你倍葬嗎?” 這是每個家庭的決定! 所以沒有對錯.

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去工業化、債務飆升、盟友關係破裂、軍隊在荷姆茲海峽猶豫不決…這些警示信號,在每一個曾經倒下來的帝國身上都出現過 – 沒有例外。

但真正的危險,並非美國倒下的那一刻。

💥 真正的危險,是隨之而來的後果。

哈布斯堡王朝崩潰後,歐洲打了70年才找回秩序。
波旁王朝滅亡後,拿破崙戰爭吞噬了整整兩代人。
大英帝國衰落後,兩次世界大戰奪走了數億人的生命。

每一次舊秩序崩塌,人類都得用數十年的戰爭,來換取新的和平。

🔴 這一次也不會例外。

美國衰落之後,等待世界的不是一個平穩過渡到「中國時代」 – 而是一場由中國、印度、土耳其、俄羅斯和德國參與的大國混戰。沒有裁判。沒有規則。沒有必勝者。

📌 2035年之後,你所熟知的世界秩序將徹底瓦解。

這不是預言。這是500年歷史驗證過的鐵律。

看完這段影片,你將用全新的視角看待未來的世界。

Video: No empty talks, back it with our own money! We are taking full advantage of the [2nd Home+®️]

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