Renowned author Irene Tai takes readers on a captivating journey through history in her latest book, ‘A Chinese Entrepreneur.’ Set against the backdrop of World War II, this compelling historical fiction follows the life of protagonist Sek Lung and his family as they navigate the turbulent times of Hong Kong’s colonization and Japanese occupation.
In ‘A Chinese Entrepreneur,’ readers are transported to an era where survival was a daily struggle. The story vividly depicts the challenges the characters face as they strive to make ends meet with limited resources. Believing that opportunity is money and that one can make money even in dire circumstances, a glimmer of hope shines through Sek Lung’s ingenious mind. He draws on his wise Grandfather Sek’s teachings to ensure his family’s safety and well-being, cautious with his decisions, knowing that poor money sense loses money.
Through Sek Lung’s inspiring journey, Irene Tai reminds readers of the impact customs and traditions have on shaping our individual identities. The story, while it encourages readers to reconnect with their roots, reminds them that money is everything and nothing, at the same time.
“A Chinese Entrepreneur is a story of Sek Lung and his family facing difficult times in Hong Kong. The book shows the challenges they encounter and how they rely on their traditions to survive. It’s an inspiring and eye-opening read that sheds light on the impact of traditions on our lives. The storytelling is engaging, and the characters’ resilience will stay with you long after you finish reading. If you enjoy historical fiction and stories of strength and determination, I highly recommend this book.”
- Haley Wells
This book will be available on Amazon and all major bookstores
About the Author
Irene Tai was born in Hong Kong on June 1950 and led a life full of intrigue, traveling with her father to several countries in Asia and learning different languages and customs. She is a celebrated author known for her insightful narratives. With a passion for history and a penchant for bringing characters to life, she weaves compelling tales that resonate with readers across genres. She wrote “The Chinese Entrepreneur,” her latest masterpiece, when she turned 65 to enlighten the youth about Chinese traditions.
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