Please briefly introduce the English composition of the legendary Hong Kong film and television tycoon Run Run Shaw based on the key points given below.

Shaw formerly shocked Jen Shao, born in 1907 in Ningbo, Zhejiang Zhenhai. Honorary Chairman of the Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited, one of Shaw Brothers movie company's founder.

Xiashaojia eight brothers and sisters, he ranked sixth, old Shanghai Times called "Shao youngest", after the Hong Kong honorific title "Uncle." Shaw was established in 1958 in Hong Kong Shaw Brothers film company, taken over a thousand Chinese films, and he's Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB, used to say TVB) dominated the television industry in Hong Kong.

Since 1985, Shaw Shaw Fund and through cooperation with the Ministry of Education, year after year to donate large sums of money building educational facilities to the mainland education grants as of 2012 amounted to nearly HK $ 4.75 billion, construction of various educational projects 6013. Calendar year contributions to social welfare, charity more than HK $ 10 billion.

Shao Yifu's original name is Shao Ren Leng was born in Zhenhai, Ningbo, Zhejiang in 1907. Honorary Chairman of Hong Kong Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd. and one of the founders of Shaw Brothers Film Company.

Among the eight Shao brothers and sisters, he ranked sixth. In the old Shanghai era, he was known as "Shao Laoliu", and after coming to Hong Kong, he was honored as "Uncle Liu". Run Run Shaw established Shaw Brothers Film Company in Hong Kong in 1958 and has produced more than a thousand Chinese-language films. In addition, his subsidiary Television Broadcasting Company Limited (TVB, commonly known as Wireless Television) dominates Hong Kong's television industry.

Since 1985, Run Run Shaw has cooperated with the Ministry of Education through the Shaw Foundation, and has donated huge sums of money to mainland education to build educational and teaching facilities. As of 2012, the amount of donations was nearly HK$4.75 billion, building various There are 6,013 educational projects. Over the years, it has donated more than HK$10 billion to social welfare and charity affairs.