You should refer to Yu Zhaokai Medical Foundation, not Yu Medical Foundation. General Yu, a native of Xinhui, Guangdong, was born in 1902. After graduating from China College on 1922, I went to the United States by cruise to study law at the University of Michigan. After graduation, I studied military affairs at Virginia Military Institute in the south, and then I returned to the University of Michigan to get a doctorate in law. 1928 after returning to China, he was appointed secretary by General Zhang Huichang, commander of Guangdong Air Force, and later served as director of the Political Training Department of the Air Force. 1June, 932, was sent to the United States to purchase fighter planes. During this period, he met Ms. Hu in the United States, and later became Yu's wife. Soon they returned to Shanghai to get married. 1940 * * * * The Southwest Transportation Department, headed by the Military Command Bureau, set up an office in Hong Kong, China, responsible for the supply of materials in the southwest rear area of China, and Yu served as a senior staff officer of the Military Command Department in Hong Kong, China. During this period, he rescued Dai Li, who was arrested and detained by the Hong Kong police in China at that time. Dai Li appointed an intelligence official for Chiang Kai-shek. The following year, China and Hongkong fell one after another. Under the siege of Japanese artillery fire, Yu was separated from the commander general, who accused him of "running away from the cold." In wartime, this kind of crime is serious and will be shot. It turned out that Yu swam back to China and Hongkong, disguised as a businessman, mixed with refugees and returned to the mainland. After many twists and turns, he returned to Shaoguan, the temporary capital of northern Guangdong, and was immediately arrested by the relevant departments. He was accused of "chicken out" as accused by Chen Rong, and faced the doom of being shot. Fortunately, Dai Li, who was saved that year, sent an urgent telegram of Chiang Kai-shek's pardon, and Yu survived. 1945, Yu became a member of the Hongkong delegation that received China and China, and was awarded the title of C.B.E by Britain, with the rank of Third Hall of China Military Commission. From 65438 to 0948, he retired from business and founded United Bank of China, which survived many banking crises in China and Hongkong. Later, the United Bank of China merged with the Bank of East Asia, and Yu devoted himself to "moral reconstruction", and established the "S K Yee Medical Foundation" on 1983 to continue to benefit the society.

Chinese Name: Yu Gender: Male Date of Birth: 1902— Country: China Birthplace: Yu (1902—) was born in Xinhui, Guangdong. He graduated from the Law Department of the University of Michigan, USA, with a doctor of law from the University of Chicago. After returning home, he joined the * * * military community, and served as Major General, Director of Political Department of Southwest Air Force, Director of Guangdong Battalion Management Department, and Lieutenant General, member of Military Commission. From 65438 to 0949, he went to Hongkong, China, and devoted himself to finance. He founded United Bank of China in Hongkong, China, and served as the chairman and general manager. Because of his military background, his business gradually expanded between Hong Kong and Taiwan, and opened up the overseas Chinese financial market and absorbed overseas Chinese capital, becoming a giant of overseas Chinese banking. Actively participate in the financial reform in Taiwan Province Province and promote the gradual opening of the financial market in Taiwan Province Province. Enthusiastic about cultural undertakings, he once founded Chunqiu magazine.

Reference: dyndc.dongying/datalib/2003/character/dl/dl-2003123022232.