Lam Wing-kee

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Lam Wing-kee
Lam in 2017
Born	林榮基 December 1955 (age 68) British Hong Kong
Nationality	Hong Konger
Occupation	Bookseller
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	林榮基
Simplified Chinese	林荣基
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Lín Róngjī Yue: Cantonese Yale Romanization Lám Wìhng-gēi Jyutping Lam4 Wing4 gei1 IPA [lam˩ wɪŋ˩.kej˥]

Lam Wing-kee (Chinese: 林榮基; Cantonese Yale: Lám Wìhng gēi, born December 1955) is a Hong Kong businessman and book seller. He is the owner of Causeway Bay Books in Taipei, a book store first located in Causeway Bay in Hong Kong and most well known for its provision of politically related publications. In late 2015, he went missing along with four other staff members of the book store, sparking international concern.^[1]