Josie Ho may be the daughter of late Macau casino tycoon Stanley Ho, but this beauty noticeably holds her own. Diverting from her father’s penchant for the business side of the entertainment industry, Ho has carved out a career as an actress and singer.

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Kingston Chu

Kingston Chu is the scion of the Chu family which owns Hong Kong’s horology giant Kingston Financial Group. The company, where Chu serves as an executive director, distributes luxury timepiece brands such as Audemars Piguet, Franck Muller, and Breitling in Hong Kong.

Victoria Tang-Owen

If fashion is your entry into Hong Kong, then surely you have not missed Shanghai Tang. The brand, which specialises in Chinoiserie decadence, is led by Victoria Tang-Owen as its creative director. She is the daughter of its late founder, David Tang. Fashion designing is not her only thing; she also co-helms the creative collaboration studio Thirty30 Creative with her husband, Christopher Owen.

She also gives back to society by fulfilling her duties as the president of the Hong Kong Down Syndrome Society.

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Sean Lee-Davies

It’s hard to miss photographer and filmmaker Sean Lee-Davies in the high society echelon as the son of socialite Olivia Lee-Davies. After all, he was central to TVB Pearl’s talk show, Tycoon Talk. But what is Hong Kong’s golden boy up to these days? This sunny Etonian now oversees his own digital agency Awethentic Studio. As a dedicated conservationist, he helps raise funds to combat illegal wildlife trade under his organisation, Project C: Change.

Is he a true Crazy Rich Asian? Surely if his romance with the eco-savvy Filipino heiress Katrina Razon leads to marriage this couple will become the talk of the town.

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