Qiu Yonghan was born in Taiwan Province province on 1924. 1945 graduated from the Economics Department of Imperial University in Tokyo. /kloc-moved to Japan in 0/954. 1955 won the Naoki Award, Japan's highest literary prize, for his novel Hong Kong, becoming the first foreigner to win this honor. His book "Eating in Guangzhou" is regarded as one of the three great Japanese food masterpieces. Since then, he devoted himself to investing in stocks and real estate, and founded 30 enterprises, which was praised by Japanese public opinion as "the God of making money". From 65438 to 0972, Qiu Yonghan established nearly 100 enterprises in Taiwan Province province. 1992 moved to hongkong, engaged in real estate, department stores and other investments, and led China, Taiwan Province and Japanese businessmen to invest in Chinese mainland.