Lu Zuofu

Chinese entrepreneur (1893-1952)

Lu Zuofu (simplified Chinese: 卢作孚; traditional Chinese: 盧作孚, 14 April 1893 – 8 February 1952), formerly known as Lu Kuixian, was a Chinese industrialist and the founder of the Minsheng Shipping Company (currently Chongqing Minsheng Industry). He oversaw the relocation of personnel and supplies from Wuhan and Yichang to Sichuan in 1938.

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Lu Zuofu

Chinese entrepreneur (1893-1952)

Lu Zuofu (simplified Chinese: 卢作孚; traditional Chinese: 盧作孚, 14 April 1893 – 8 February 1952), formerly known as Lu Kuixian, was a Chinese industrialist and the founder of the Minsheng Shipping Company (currently Chongqing Minsheng Industry). He oversaw the relocation of personnel and supplies from Wuhan and Yichang to Sichuan in 1938.

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Lu Zuofu (simplified Chinese: 卢作孚; traditional Chinese: 盧作孚, 14 April 1893 – 8 February 1952), formerly known as Lu Kuixian, was a Chinese industrialist and the founder of the Minsheng Shipping Company (currently Chongqing Minsheng Industry). He oversaw the relocation of personnel and supplies from Wuhan and Yichang to Sichuan in 1938. He was the director of National Grain Bureau of the Nationalist government as well as a representative of the First National Assembly.

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