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Looks at what Hong Kong's entrepreneurs, many of whom were refugees from China, survived the difficult United Nations Chinese embargo in the 1950's, riots in the 1960's and the oil crisis in the 1970's to make Hong Kong the world's leading exporter of plastic flowers, toys, jewelry and garments and a major shipping centre. Tung Chee-chen (Chairman of Orient Overseas (International) Limited), Chan Shui-kau (Chairman, Yangtzekiang Garment Manufacturing Company Limited), Yip Man (President, Hong Kong and Kowloon Plastic Products Merchants United Association Limited) and Tim Lam Leung (Chairman, Forward Winsome Industries Limited) share their respective experiences.
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