Guang family

The Guang family (Chinese: 廣家族; pinyin: Guǎng jiāzú), or by : Kuang, is a powerful Tsengian family. Their prominence started in 1921 when C.F. Kuang, the patriarch, founded the Bank of Port Elizabeth (today the Bank of Tseng). Kuang and his wife, Mary (nee Lee), also owned a restaurant. The restaurant was famous for the soy sauce. Soon, Kuang's prestige grew, and later created a business called Kuang Holdings. Kuang Holdings originally was based on banking and food, but later expanded and became the most powerful private company in Tseng. In fact, the government of Tseng was so fearful of C.F. Kuang that he and his wife were murdered in 1980. Soon, politician Chen Xide became part-owner of Kuang Holdings. But Kuang's legacy continued, and today a lot of corporations are owned by the Guangs, along with involvement in politics and the arts.

Members
Note: Only includes notable members

First generation

 * C.F. Kuang (1892-1980): Founder of the Bank of Port Elizabeth. Co-founder of Kuang Holdings.
 * Mary Kuang (1894-1980): Co-founder of Kuang Holdings. Owner of the Dynasty Restaurant and creator of the White Dragon Hotel chain.
 * Kuang Yang-kuo (1887-1967): A movie lover; he founded Jincheng Pictures and also directed several films.

Second generation

 * John Guang (1912-2000): First son of C.F. and Mary Kuang. He was the chairman of Kuang Shipping from 1964 to 1969, before becoming the head of Kuang Japan in 1969, a position he served until 1980.
 * Paul Guang (1913-1965): Second son of C.F. and Mary Kuang. An automobile enthusiast, he owned at least 100 cars, and helped found Kuang Motors in 1959.
 * Guang Qingxin (1919-2017)
 * X.R. Guang (1922-)

Third generation

 * Michael Guang (1934-)
 * Michelle Guang (1935-2018)
 * Simon Guang (1939-)
 * Olivia Guang (1937-)
 * Robert Guang (1940-1983)

Fourth generation

 * Charles Guang (1957-)
 * David Guang (1958-)
 * Ella Guang (1960-)
 * Sylvia Guang (1961-)

Fifth generation

 * Angel Guang (1985-)
 * Victor Guang (1989-)
 * Christopher Guang (1991-)
 * Jessica Guang (1994-)