Sir Lee Quo-wei (Quo-wei Lee) (利國偉),
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* [http://www.alumni.cuhk.edu.hk/magazine/mar96/html/p12-13.htm A brief bibliograph at Chinese University of Hong Kong (Chinese)]
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