Li Yunfeng

Li Yunfeng, born in the 1970s, hails from Singapore. He moved to Singapore at the age of 8 and later received higher education in Australia. In 2003, he took over as chairman of the family business, the Singapore Marco Polo Marine Group. During his tenure, the group's market value once reached 600 million yuan. Consequently, Li Yunfeng was named one of the world's top 100 outstanding Chinese business leaders.

Regarding his family background, Li Yunfeng divorced in 2008 and has two daughters. In 2013, he participated as an investor in the filming of the movie "72 Hours to Love," where he met actress Vivian Hsu. In January 2014, the two registered their marriage in Singapore, and they have one son together.

Li Yunfeng's personal life attracted media attention in 2014. On February 5, 2014, he completed his marriage registration in Singapore. After marriage, he and Vivian Hsu had a son. On December 10, 2023, Vivian Hsu announced on her social media that she and Li Yunfeng divorced, ending a nine-year marriage.

In his professional career, Li Yunfeng officially assumed leadership of the family enterprise in 2003. During this period, he actively promoted the development and expansion of the group. In September 2016, he was revealed to be facing a financial crisis. Reports showed that his funding shortfall reached 5.9 billion Taiwanese dollars (approximately 1.27 billion yuan), and his debts due within 12 months exceeded 4.3 billion Taiwanese dollars (about 910 million yuan). This financial predicament drew significant media attention.

After years of business operations and family changes, Li Yunfeng maintains ongoing influence in the Asian business scene, though his career has experienced various challenges. To this day, he remains active in the business realm, managing multiple enterprises and investments.