According following website say Ho Kom Tong is son of Chinese man name Kwok Hing-yin. But I find this claim contradict with mainstream media common understanding.
According mainstream media Ho kom Tong is full blood Chinese his father is Chinese who surname is Ho as well. Certainly not Kwok Hing-yin
This is an image of my Grandfather from approx. 1945/1946
My Father and I have been trying to figure out what the monument in the background on the mountain top is. All we know about this photo is that is was probably taken while the battleship was anchored in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong. Any assistance anyone could provide would be much appreciated! <Read more ...>
it's seem doesn't make sense some Chinese media says Stanley Ho mixed blood with persian in Chinese media often said Stanley Ho mixed blood with four nation English(I guess is Dutch) Persian ,Jew and Chinese it's seem totally doesn't make sense said member of Robert hotung family mixed blood with Persian because everybody know they are mixed blood with European and no one mention they have Persian blood which from middle east and majority is Muslim <Read more ...>
During 1960, I suffered a fractured skull whilst staying with my parents at the Four Seas hotel in Kowloon.
Whilst I remember nothing about the incident itself, my first awakening memory is being transferred by Army ambulance to Hong Kong Island, presumably after I was stablised in a hospital in Kowloon. <Read more ...>
I read all article about Hotung's family all say his mother is Madame Sze and only mention her surname and no mention his mother whole name is there anybody know Robert Hotung's mother whole name?Why did no people mention Hotung mother whole name and only mention his mother surname is there something hard to speak out? <Read more ...>
Once there is someone post Ho Kom Tong mistress name in Cantonese Romanization Cheung King-sin but he didn't post her name in Chinese character who can give me her name in Chinese character <Read more ...>
Here is the second batch of Places from Rob Weir's research. The first [1] showed the artillery batteries around Hong Kong. This batch records Fire Control sites and buildings. These housed the people and equipment responsible for identifying targets, then telling the gunners where to aim their gun so they'd hit the target.
