Hou Xiaoqiang’s new book “In the Name of the Father” was launched at Xiaoyi Old Town.

Release Date:

2026-05-18

On May 15, a new book‑launch event for “In My Father’s Name,” penned by bestseller author and Chairman of Jin Ying Technology, Hou Xiaoqiang, along with a themed activity on filial piety‑based family values and corporate well‑being, was held in Xiaoyi Old Town. Guests from all sectors of society, representatives of teachers and students from Xiaoyi’s education system, and employee delegates from Pengfei Group gathered to explore the spiritual essence of “filial piety as the root, righteousness as the path,” thereby fostering a deep integration between family‑value culture and corporate culture.

5 month 15 On [date], a new book launch and themed event on filial piety, family values, and corporate well-being—titled “In My Father’s Name” by best-selling author and Chairman of Jin Ying Technology, Hou Xiaoqiang—was held in the ancient town of Xiaoyi. Guests from all sectors of society, representatives of teachers and students from Xiaoyi’s education system, and employee representatives from Pengfei Group gathered to explore the spiritual essence of “filial piety as the root, righteousness as the path,” thereby fostering a deep integration between family‑oriented culture and corporate culture.

As a leading figure in the cultural sphere who hails from Xiaoyi, Hou Xiaoqiang has… “ Educational practitioners, cultural disseminators ” He shared his personal reflections on self‑identity. He argued that, to establish oneself in society, one cannot do without the support of four types of people. The first type is a superior person. That is, the sages and role models in the book—through reading, we can engage in dialogue with them. The second type is the benefactor. , that is, the key-node helper, must “ Altruism ” To make friends with a sincere heart. The third type is the petty person. , that is, life's “ Discipline Committee Member ” These people are always trying to put obstacles in your way, which can be incredibly frustrating. Yet the presence of petty individuals serves as a check, prompting self-reflection and preventing you from straying off course. The fourth type is one of our own. , that is, peers who share the same frequency and low communication costs.

This dialogue on growth and responsibility not only clarifies the spirit of “filial piety as the root, righteousness as the path,” but also offers a vivid guide for each individual on how to navigate their place in society and how to move forward. Guidance from masters, assistance from benefactors, oversight from detractors, and companionship from one’s own people. “In this journey of life, only clarity, altruism, and self-reflection can ensure steady progress and lasting success.”