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1890, Tan Kah Kee went to singapore to work for his father Tan Kee Pack, who had a business

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1890, Tan Kah Kee went to singapore to work for his father Tan Kee Pack, who had a business

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1903 His father’s business collapsed and Tan Kah Kee started his own business from rubber plantations, manufacturing, sawmills, canneries, real estate, import and export brokerage, ocean transport and rice trading

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1903 His father’s business collapsed and Tan Kah Kee started his own business from rubber plantations, manufacturing, sawmills, canneries, real estate, import and export brokerage, ocean transport and rice trading

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1907, Tan Kah Kee founded Tao Nan school together with 109 other members

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1907, Tan Kah Kee founded Tao Nan school together with 109 other members

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1911, after Dr. Sun Yat sen was elected president of the provisional government of new established Republic of China,Tan Kay Kee raised an additional $50,000 to support Dr Sun’s democratic government.

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1911, after Dr. Sun Yat sen was elected president of the provisional government of new established Republic of China,Tan Kay Kee raised an additional $50,000 to support Dr Sun’s democratic government.

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1912-1918, Tan Kah Kee helped set up multiple schools like Ai Tong school(Singapore) and Ji Mei school(China)

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1912-1918, Tan Kah Kee helped set up multiple schools like Ai Tong school(Singapore) and Ji Mei school(China)

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1929, Yan Kah Kee was elected as president of the Hokkien Kuay Kuan as a recognition to the Chinese Community

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1929, Yan Kah Kee was elected as president of the Hokkien Kuay Kuan as a recognition to the Chinese Community

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1942, Tan Kah Kee escaped Singapore and fled to Marang, Indonesia because of the persecution from the Japanese Kempetai (Japanese military police)

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1942, Tan Kah Kee escaped Singapore and fled to Marang, Indonesia because of the persecution from the Japanese Kempetai (Japanese military police)

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1961, Tan Kah Kee passed away at the age of 87 and received a state funeral from the Chinese government. His final resting place was Ao Yuan, Ji Mei

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1961, Tan Kah Kee passed away at the age of 87 and received a state funeral from the Chinese government. His final resting place was Ao Yuan, Ji Mei