Miramar Huang family

The Miramar Huang family (Chinese: 美麗華黃家) is a Taiwanese business family that encompasses three generations of Huangs spread across several branches of the family tree. [1] [2] Born into a farming family of ten siblings, the Huang brothers started a brick kiln and duck feather collection business on the banks of the Keelung River in the 1950s and 60s.[3] Huang Hsing-chung (黃杏中), Huang Jung-hua (黃榮華), Huang Jung-tu (黃榮圖), and Huang Ku-jung (黃固榮) went on to found Miramar Group,[1] with interests in food, construction, transportation, real estate, hotels, and shopping malls. [4] [5] While some members of the family became known for their tabloid lifestyles,[6] [7] [8][9][10] others are "conservative and low-key". [1] [11] In 2015, second-generation inheritance feuding amongst Huang Jung-tu's (黃榮圖) offspring culminated in the Miramar murders, a triple fratricide/suicide at a Huang company headquarters. [12] [13] [14]

References
  1. Business Today, Miramar says goodbye, p52, 2000
  2. China Post, Miramar Group’s Garden Taipei hotel set to open, 2006
  3. Apple Daily, Miramar Huang Family got rich from duck feathers, 2015
  4. Apple Daily, Miramar Huang Family got rich from duck feathers, 2015
  5. Miramar Group’s Garden Taipei hotel set to open
  6. Taipei Times, Three brothers dead after shots fired at Neihu office building, 2015
  7. Next Magazine, Huang Jung-tu Affair: Wife and mother of five sons committed suicide, 2015
  8. China Post: Renovation for Yang Ming Shan guesthouse attacked, 2012
  9. China Times, NT$3 million bail set for Huang Chun-fa in Daily Air fraud case, 2018
  10. Apple Daily, Huang relationship with Lee Deng-hui, 2015
  11. Yang Shi-ren, The Stockmarket is a Roiling Sea, 股海翻騰：一個老記者的觀察 - 作者：楊士仁，巨流圖書
  12. Taipei Times, Three brothers dead after shots fired at Neihu office building, 2015
  13. Focus Taiwan, 3 brothers of business empire dead in murder-suicide, 2015
  14. China Post, 3 brothers killed in Miramar family feud, 2015
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