Here is the English translation of the provided content: "12 Proverbs for Li Ka-shing's Success" Note: The "" (carriage return/line break) is kept as it is, and all other Chinese text has been translated into English.

Author: Lü Shuchun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Successful people have their own secrets to success, and successful people have their reasons for success. In the Chinese world, Li Ka-shing is undoubtedly a model of inspirational success and a business genius. From a young age, he was deeply influenced by traditional Chinese thought and culture, and he started from scratch. His success shares remarkable similarities with others'—both began with these seemingly simple yet profoundly philosophical secrets to success. If you master these secrets, you too can become a possessor of wealth.
[Resilience] Word of Wisdom: Temper yourself in adversity
[Integrity] Word of Wisdom: Dishonest merchants will never succeed
[Opportunity] Word of Wisdom: Align with the times and leverage momentum
[Prudence] Word of Wisdom: Formed by thought, destroyed by following blindly
[Alliance] Word of Wisdom: Use others' strength to achieve greater gains
[Unity] Word of Wisdom: A hundred people clapping together creates thunderous applause
[Industry] Word of Wisdom: Heaven rewards diligence, and the sky does not abandon the hardworking
[Steadiness] Word of Wisdom: Steady steps earn you ten thousand taels of profit
[Sharpness] Word of Wisdom: Excel in the "market" and seize opportunities
[Vision] Word of Wisdom: Far-sightedness builds brilliance
[Adaptability] Word of Wisdom: Business has no fixed rules—change is the key
[Righteousness] Word of Wisdom: Benevolence and righteousness are worth a thousand gold
This book uses 12 characters—Resilience, Industry, Integrity, Steadiness, Opportunity, Vision, Alliance, Adaptability, Unity, and Righteousness—to explore the secrets behind Li Ka-shing's rise from four major aspects: First, because he possessed great ambition and refused to be subservient to others; second, because he was down-to-earth and took entrepreneurial steps one by one; third, because he seized opportunities, dared to take risks, and developed with the times; and fourth, because he did not give up in the face of setbacks, demonstrating unwavering will and perseverance. These are all intrinsic qualities that determine whether a person can succeed.