Powerchip Group founder Huang Chongren held a public memorial ceremony. President Lai Qingde came to express his condolences and issued a commendation order.

[Reporter Lin Yiru/Taipei Report] Huang Chongren, the founder of Powerchip Group (6770), held a public memorial today (12th) morning. Nearly a thousand people attended the memorial ceremony. President Lai Qingde personally came to express his condolences and issued an order of praise. The scene was solemn and grand, with crowns and hats gathered.

The public memorial ceremony for Huang Chongren was held this morning. Lai Qingde personally came to express his condolences and issue a commendation order. Nearly a thousand people including political and business celebrities, relatives, friends, and subordinates attended the memorial ceremony. The scene was solemn and grand, full of mourning and glory.

When issuing the commendation order, President Lai said that Huang Chongren founded the Powerchip Group to contribute to Taiwan's economy, and was committed to giving back to the society and promoting international scientific and technological cooperation. He expressed deep admiration and condolences to Huang Chongren for facing adversity, paying off 120 billion debts amidst setbacks, leading the company's transformation and successfully listing its stock, and his foresight to see Taiwan's economy take off in the AI ​​wave.

Huang Chongren loved art and literature during his lifetime. In 2004, he founded the Powerchip Cultural Foundation to sponsor domestic and foreign art groups to perform in Taiwan for a long time. Internationally renowned violinist Huang Junwen and a chamber orchestra composed of 10 musicians from the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) performed live at the farewell ceremony on the 12th to express his gratitude.