Why didn't the gambling king be cremated?

The gambling king didn't cremate because the Feng Shui master invited by He family said it was not suitable for cremation.

The legendary gambling king Stanley Ho passed away, which is a great loss at home and abroad. There is no gambling king in this world anymore. Gamblers have always been not only entrepreneurs, but also philanthropists. He once bought bronze statues of the horse's head and pig's head of the Chinese zodiac from his own pocket and donated them to the country and various antiques for free. And Dr. He is also very supportive of the education industry.

But as we all know, people in our country pay attention to Feng Shui theory. Whether building a house or building a wall, they have to find a feng shui to see the number, not to mention the joy of marriage and the way to ascend to heaven. So after the death of Dr. He, He found a royal Feng Shui to find out.

In ancient times, there was a saying that the emperor died and was buried in July. Therefore, after the Feng Shui master showed the He family Feng Shui, Dr. He should not be cremated, but buried underground to protect the descendants of He family. In 2020, Logarithm was not suitable for burial, so the He family members frozen Dr. He and moved him to Donghua Yizhuang, and then chose the auspicious day for burial.

Introduction to gambling king

Stanley Ho (1921165438+2020125 October-26 May), born in Hong Kong, is a well-known entrepreneur and patriotic businessman in Hong Kong and Macao, Macau Tourism and Entertainment Co., Ltd., Shun Tak Group Co., Ltd., Macau.

Mr. Stanley Ho is of Jewish, Dutch, British and China ethnic origin. According to the traditional ancestral home of the He Dong family, he follows the matriarchal clan, Bao 'an, Guangdong.

196 1 year, the Australian and Portuguese governments stipulated that the gaming industry should be implemented through the franchise system. Stanley Ho seized the opportunity to return to Macau, cooperated with Henry Fok and others, won the exclusive casino franchise in one fell swoop, and took the first step on the road of "gambling king". In the early 1990s, Macao established a number of casinos such as "Palace Casino".