Hang Lung Chair Ronnie C. Chan Personally Shares his Experience Restoring the Garden of the Palace of Established Happiness with his Colleagues Embodying Hang Lung’s Core Value of “Sustainability” through Heritage Conservation

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HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 16 September 2022 – Hang Lung Properties (SEHK stock code: 00101) (the “Company” or “Hang Lung”) recently hosted an employee sharing session with the theme, “The Palace of Established Happiness – Restoring a Garden in the Forbidden City”, in which the Chair of Hang Lung Properties, Mr. Ronnie C. Chan, shared his personal story and experience of restoring the Garden of the Palace of Established Happiness with nearly a hundred employees and their families and friends, in an effort to promote the importance of heritage conservation and its role in sustainable development.

Mr. Ronnie C. Chan, Chair of Hang Lung Properties (right), and Ms. Happy Harun, General Manager – Special Projects, Chair’s Office (left), share their personal stories and experiences of restoring the Garden of the Palace of Established Happiness

As Ronnie said, “The destruction of a nation’s cultural heritage reflects the country’s decline and turmoil, but its restoration is a sure sign of the country’s rise and prosperity. The importance of cultural heritage sites and historic buildings lies in the fact that they witnessed our historical, cultural and social journey from the past to the present. I am deeply honored to be able to participate in the reconstruction of the Garden of the Palace of Established Happiness and the Hall of Rectitude, and I am proud that we have helped to bring modern management into the Forbidden City. Through this sharing session, I hope our colleagues can develop a deeper understanding of the Company’s philosophy toward the restoration and conservation of cultural artifacts. We encourage our colleagues to continue implementing the core values of “sustainability” and “excellence” in their work, while we also hope to stimulate their interest in exploring Chinese history and to propagate traditional Chinese culture.”

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