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Genlin
玄陵
BornShanghai
NationalityJapan
Other namesHoriike Hiroshi(Japanese)
Genlin(stage name)
Alma materShanghai University
Occupations
  • Entrepreneur
  • philanthropist
FatherPeng Xinchao

Genlin, also known as Horiike Hiroshi (Japanese) and Peng Hongling (birth name), is a Chinese entrepreneur, philanthropist, painter, animal activist and the founder of Large Horse International (Group) Company Limited and World Dog Alliance.

Life

Peng Hongling was born in Shanghai with the ancestral origin in Guizhou, China. His father was Peng Xinchao. After Peng Hongling graduated from the International Business School of Shanghai University, he moved to Japan and worked in Nissho Iwai Corporation. He founded Large Horse International (Group) Company Limited in 1994 in Hong Kong.

Peng Hongling is committed to charity and public welfare undertakings, He donated to build schools, libraries, gymnasiums, and to establish a number of scholarships. He promised that "90% of his personal property will be used for charity, and 10% will be reserved for his family."

In 1995, he founded Peng Xin Chao Foundation in Guizhou using his father's name in 1995, donating to build a primary school and library. He also founded other charity organizations, such as Genlin Foundation and Genlin World Heritage Foundation. Since 2007, Genlin Foundation has established "Shanghai University Genlin Sports Elite Award Fund", "Shanghai University Genlin Art Elite Award Fund" and "Shanghai University Foreign Language School Genlin Education Fund", and donated to build Genlin Tennis Hall.

Peng Hongling's artwork include numerous pieces of oil painting featuring dogs, exhibited in Dog Lovers' Day. He once stated that he would not sell or gift his paintings to anyone, and imperfect ones would be destroyed.。

Peng Hongling is also the Honourable Board Member and Outstanding Alumnus of Shanghai University.

Animal Protection

Genlin's animal charity revolves around the promotion of the legislation against dog meat consumption worldwide, hoping to eliminate the practice in Asia.

In 2014, Peng Hongling discovered that dog meat was a "cuisine" in his hometown Guizhou, and decided to campaign for legislation to outlaw human consumption of dog meat. He founded World Dog Alliance (WDA) the same year, aiming to push forward "Explicit Legislation against Dog Meat Consumption" in Asia. He scripted and directed the documentary Eating Happiness, traveling to places including China, Korea and Vietnam to film the situation of dog meat industry. The screening of the documentary was held on 1 November 2015, joined by Mickey Rourke.

In August 2018, Genlin launched the campaign to promote the legislation outlawing dog meat consumption in the United Kingdom. In response, Theresa May promised to look into the issue.

In December 2018, the Congress of United States passed the bill to outlaw the eating of dogs and cats, supported by World Dog Alliance's legislative efforts since 2015.

In 2019, he established Asia Animal-friendly Alliance with Wang Yumin, a member of Taiwan Legislative Yuan and Kusuo Oshima, a member of House of Councillors (Japan).

Related events

In 2007, Peng Hongling purchased a mansion in Malibu, Los Angeles County, United States. Later he noticed the actual area was one-third less than which promised by the agency of the seller. In 2010, he sued the agency of the seller and Real estate agency.

Achievements

References

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  14. SOTOODEH, SARAH (3 November 2015). "'I picked up a gun': Mickey Rourke reveals he came close to suicide during dark period... and only his concerns for pet dog stopped him pulling the trigger". The Daily Mail. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  15. Dunn, Tom Newton (6 August 2018). "Theresa May considers banning the eating of dogs in Britain after The Sun reveals fears sick practice is on the rise". The Sun. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  16. Tam, Luisa (10 December 2018). "New law set to pass in the US Congress should give the impetus to end the slaughter of dogs for food worldwide". South China Morning Post. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  17. "Alliance launched to push for dog meat ban in Asia". ABS-CBN News. Kyodo News. 12 April 2019. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  18. "Asian Animal Friendly Alliance Inaugurated in Taipei". Taipei City Government. 16 April 2019. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  19. "Coldwell Banker Chinese Millionaire Roils Brokers Over Malibu Mansion Size". Newsmax. Bloomberg News. 20 August 2014. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  20. Gittelsohn, John; Gullo, Karen (21 August 2014). "Could Chinese millionaire be reason for real estate industry nightmare?". Orange County Register. Retrieved 7 September 2020.
  21. "Italian Parliament supports "International Agreement to Prohibit the Eating of Dog and Cat Meat, Genlin awarded International Dog Lover Award". World Dog Alliance. 18 October 2019. Retrieved 18 October 2019.
  22. "Genlin, l'imprenditore di Hong Kong che combatte il consumo di carne riceve a Milano il premio dell'on. Brambilla" (in Italian). Meteo Web. 17 October 2019. Retrieved 18 October 2019.

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