香港中華總商會
He had been core member of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, a pro-Beijing chamber of commerce in Hong Kong. In 1985, he represented the chamber of commerce to sit in the Legislative Council of Hong Kong through the Second Commercial functional constituency. He served on the council until 1991 and was succeeded by Philip Wong. He was also appointed member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference by the Beijing government.