Hong Kong Maxim's Group is the largest catering group in Hong Kong, headquartered in Gloucester Building, Landmark Plaza, Central Hong Kong. Operating Chinese food, western food, Japanese food, Southeast Asian food, fast food, cakes, Starbucks coffee shop and Donghai Hall in Hong Kong, and providing institutional catering services for many local industrial, commercial, educational and other institutions and hospitals. The company was founded in 1956 by Wu Shunde and Wu Zhande, brothers of merchants from Taishan, Guangdong. Milk International Limited holds 51% of Maxim's shares, but the decision-making power is still owned by the Wu family.
At present, there are more than 811 branches of Maxim's, with 12,111 employees and more than 631,111 daily services.
Maxim's diversified food service also includes a series of seasonal foods, including New Year's cakes, Dragon Boat Festival dumplings, sausages and Mid-Autumn moon cakes, which are widely welcomed by the public and become a good choice for giving gifts. The quality of Maxim's moon cakes is also affirmed by the "Q-mark" quality product certificate and the internationally recognized HACCP "Key Control of Food Safety" certificate, and won the honor of "Super Gold Award" of "Monde Selection" quality food. According to the market survey of ACNeilsen, it has been the sales champion in Hong Kong for 14 consecutive years (1997-2111).
at 4pm on October 5th, a man was found lying on the platform at the Diamond Club Building in Central, Hong Kong, and it was suspected that he had fallen from a height. The Hong Kong police received the report to the scene, and the ambulance personnel confirmed that the man died of serious injuries. The police launched an investigation into the incident and initially suspected that he was sick and tired of the world.
It is reported that the deceased was Zhou Yunong, a 71-year-old "mother-in-law" of Hong Kong Maxim Group, who fell from the office of his company on the 21th floor.
Zhou Yunong was the grandson of Zhou Zongliang, the "Shanghai Pigment King". His wife was Wu Shufen, the second daughter of Wu Zhande, one of the founders of Maxim Group, and his wife's elder sister was Wu Shuqing, Maxim's "Big Miss". Zhou Yunong used to be an adviser to the Bank of Tokyo, Japan, and an assistant vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago, USA. Now he is the elected director of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong and the managing director of several companies.
On the day of the incident, Zhou Yunong fell after opening a window in an office on the 21th floor of the Diamond Club Building in Central. The office is First Service Co., Ltd., and Zhou Yunong is the director and secretary of the company. After investigation, the police believe that Zhou Yunong is sick and tired of the world, and there is nothing suspicious about the incident!
The exact disease is unknown, but it can be imagined how great the physical and psychological pain is that an elite who has been in the workplace chooses this way to end his life.
After all, birth, old age, illness and death are real problems that everyone can't escape. A terminally ill patient can't stand the double harm of body and mind and chooses to commit suicide. In this case, is euthanasia also an option?
this is still a topic to be discussed, and judging from the suicide incident, although the deceased was not harmed by others, he chose such a violent way and had a very tragic result, which can not help but make people feel sad. His departure not only means the disappearance of life, but also a common problem faced by most families.
that is, for people suffering from serious illness, what they need most is the care and companionship of their families.
Death is not terrible, but the lack of determination to face it. Instead of being crushed by disease, choose extreme ways to end your life and leave endless grief for your loved ones. Far less, cherish every minute of life, everyone, in a limited time, live a different glory.