My ancestral home is from Shuijingkeng Village, Shazhou, Chishui Town, Kaiping. Born in Hong Kong in 195, he is the eldest son of a famous Hong Kong person, Li Xishen. I spent my childhood in Macau and attended the root irrigation school in Chen Zibao. He studied at Hong Kong Imperial College in his early years. Li Mingze is an outstanding social activist in Hong Kong and enjoys a good reputation in China. In 1927, he graduated from the Department of Civil Engineering, Oxford University, England, with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree. In 1964, he was awarded an honorary doctorate in law by the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong. From 1955 to 196, he served as a member of the Hong Kong Urban Council. During his stay in Britain, he was the president of the China Students' Association. After returning to Hong Kong, he served as the vice president of the China Institution of Engineers Hong Kong Branch, a registered surveyor of the Hong Kong Works Bureau, a member of the Donation Control Committee of the Overseas Chinese Daily Save the Children Campaign Fund, and the president of south china athletic association. He has served as a member of the Legislative Council, a member of the Executive Council, the chairman of the Public Service Appointment Committee, the chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee, the member of the board of directors and school committees of Hong Kong tertiary institutions, and the honorary president of many organizations, the permanent president of Siyi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the chairman of more than ten companies such as Lichen Real Estate Co., Ltd., Jingda Aviation Co., Ltd. and Liguo Restaurant. Li Mingze is also a director of the Bank of East Asia in Hong Kong and Mido Hotel Co., Ltd.

Li Mingze has served as the chairman or director of the board of directors of about 1 large companies, and has long been appointed as a member of the Legislative Council and the Executive Council in Hong Kong. Although he was educated in Britain, he was influenced by China's traditional culture since childhood and was known as an early patriotic businessman. In 1983, Li Mingze died of a heart attack, and the leaders of China at that time sent messages of condolence. Vivienne Poy is the third generation member of the Li family in Hong Kong, the granddaughter of Li Xishen and the daughter of Li Mingze. Educated in Hong Kong, Britain and Canada, he received a doctorate in history from the University of Toronto and honorary doctorates from many universities around the world. She is Canada's first Asian senator, former chancellor of the University of Toronto, former director of the Bank of East Asia (Canada) and chairman of Lee Tak Wai Holdings Limited. He is a historian, writer, fashion designer and entrepreneur. Li Dehui's contribution to promoting racial harmony and cultural exchange has been widely recognized. In December 21, the Canadian government formally passed her motion to designate May as Asian Heritage Month.