Li Ka-shing, the richest man in Hong Kong, said on Tuesday he was “very disappointed” that the China-backed electoral reform proposal was not passed in Hong Kong, but he reaffirmed that he would not withdraw any investment and would continue to buy land in the city this year, i-Cable reports.
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