The principles to be followed by the Foundation in carrying out the activities of maintaining and increasing value shall not include the following contents:

1, risk management principles:

The foundation shall, according to its own risk tolerance and investment objectives, formulate scientific risk management strategies and methods, including measures such as diversification of investment, asset allocation and risk control, so as to reduce investment risks.

2. Due diligence principle:

Before making an investment, the Foundation should conduct sufficient due diligence to evaluate the potential risks and benefits of the investment project, including the investigation and study of investors, industry background and market forecast, so as to reduce the investment risk.

3, professional management principles:

Foundations shall employ qualified professional investment managers or institutions to be responsible for the management and decision-making of investment portfolios, so as to ensure the effective implementation of investment strategies and good investment performance.

4, the principle of transparency:

Foundations should provide adequate information disclosure and disclose information such as investment strategy, investment portfolio and performance to relevant stakeholders, so as to increase transparency and safeguard the rights and interests of stakeholders.

5. Compliance principle:

Foundations shall abide by applicable laws, regulations and industry norms, including provisions on capital operation, investment restrictions, financial reports and tax obligations, so as to ensure the legality and compliance of investment activities.

It should be noted that the principles listed above are not exhaustive, and the specific principles and guidance may be different due to national and regional laws and regulations and the foundation's own situation.

It is suggested that the foundation consult professional legal, financial and investment consultants to formulate investment strategies suitable for its own situation to ensure legal compliance and controllable risks.

Foundations are non-profit organizations, usually established by individuals, families, enterprises or institutions to pursue public welfare goals and promote social progress. The main task of the foundation is to carry out charity, social welfare projects and other innovative social activities by raising and managing funds and assets.

The operation of foundations usually depends on the financial contributions of donors, which can be individuals, families, enterprises or other institutions. By using these donations for charitable projects, social undertakings and other public welfare activities, the Foundation has made positive contributions to society.