He Qing foresaw that Hawaii was a small place with limited development. Since 1950s, he has purchased 2,200 acres of land in Marin County, north of San Francisco, California, and developed the PEACOCKCOP luxury residential area. 1962, he led a consortium to buy the Star Bulletin in Honolulu and served as the chairman of this enterprise. In addition, he also invested in the construction of the Queen Hotel in Hong Kong and bought part of the shares of the Seattle baseball team. In 1980s, the consortium he led invested in the construction of Beijing Great Wall Hotel, holding 40% of the shares.
Due to the growing strength of entrepreneurs in China, the monopoly of the old Hawaiian economic groups was broken. Since the mid-20th century, various institutions under the old forces have absorbed China people and other Asian consortium leaders into the decision-making level. 1954, He Qing was appointed as one of the trustees of Mark A Robinson Trust, and was elected as the president of Hawaiian Stock Exchange in Asia. 196 1 year, he squeezed into Theo h Davis company (theo. H.DARIES.8.CO.LTD), one of the top five Hawaiian companies at that time, became the first Chinese director of the company.
He Qing has moved to other countries since his grandfather's generation, but he is still deeply attached to his homeland and is very concerned about the public welfare undertakings of the motherland. 1983, he returned to China and donated 1 10,000 dollars to Soong Ching Ling Foundation as a director. On his son He's 78th birthday, he gave 500 yuan gifts from relatives and friends to the school in his hometown to express his homesickness.
1May 1987 12, He Qing died of heart failure in Hawaii at the age of 83.