Founder of Shanghai Lin Baixin Swimming Pool

Lin Baixin (1914---February 18, 2005) was born in Chaoyang, Shantou. In his early years, he went to Macao to do business, and in 1937 he went to Hong Kong to operate the garment industry. In 1947, Lixin Garment Co., Ltd. was founded, with garment manufacturing and export as its main business, and gradually expanded into markets in Africa, Europe, the United States and Canada. In 1987, he purchased 73.9 shares of Crocodile Shirt Co., Ltd. and 10 shares of Asia Television in the same year. In 1988, it purchased an additional 1/3 shares of ATV. In the same year, the real estate business was spun off and listed independently, and reorganized into two listed companies, Lixin Garment International and Lixin Development. In 1989, it acquired the largest resort hotel in the mountain resort of British Columbia, Canada. Family property exceeds 9 billion yuan: current chairman of Hong Kong Lai Sun Group, chairman of the board of directors of Asia Television Co., Ltd., chairman of Chengfu Weaving Factory Co., Ltd., Yongfu Cloth Co., Ltd., Taiwan Minxing Textile Co., Ltd., Hong Kong Chaozhou Chamber of Commerce forever Honorary President, etc. He once donated funds to build Lam Baixin School and Lam Baixin Youth Entertainment Center in Hong Kong, and donated funds to build Lam Baixin Middle School in Shantou and Chaoyang. In 1993, he was hired as a Hong Kong affairs consultant. Won the title of Honorary Citizen of Shantou City.

In the late 1980s, Lai Sun Group of Lin Baixin further moved towards diversification. Following the business reorganization of Lai Sun Group in 1987 and the listing of "Lai Sun Development", in 1988, Lai Sun Group Driven by Lin Jianyue, the second son of Lin Baixin, he acquired Jingyao International Co., Ltd. In June of the same year, Lin Baixin purchased 30.83 shares of Asia Television from Qiu Degen in the name of the family and became the chairman of the board of directors of ATV. In 1994, he purchased further shares of ATV. , he personally and Lixin Company hold 67.5% of the shares of ATV, becoming the largest shareholder of ATV. Lai Sun's Lai Sun Group became a holding company, controlling companies such as "Lai Sun Development", "Fresh Fish Shirt" and "Jingyao International". Lam Baixin herself served as chairman of Lai Sun Group, chairman of the board of directors and chief executive of Hong Kong Asia Television.