Core Viewpoint - The inheritance dispute involving Zong Fuli and three individuals claiming to be the children of Zong Qinghou has escalated, with legal actions initiated to prevent asset disposal from a HSBC account linked to Jian Hao Ventures Limited [1][4]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - The Hong Kong High Court issued an order prohibiting Zong Fuli and Jian Hao Ventures Limited from disposing of or diminishing the value of assets in the HSBC account [4]. - The plaintiffs are required to provide the latest balance of the HSBC account and details of any asset transfers since February 2, 2024, including the circumstances surrounding a transfer of $1,085,120 on May 31, 2024 [3][4]. Group 2: Trust and Inheritance Issues - Reports suggest that the HSBC account may serve as a trust account established by Zong Qinghou for his three children, with a total amount of $2.1 billion [7]. - Legal experts indicate that the existence of a trust could complicate the inheritance process, especially since Zong Qinghou's will states that all overseas assets are to be inherited by Zong Fuli, excluding the other children [9][10]. Group 3: Company Structure and Trust Management - Jian Hao Ventures Limited, established in the British Virgin Islands, is speculated to be a vehicle for holding trust assets, potentially allowing Zong Fuli to manage these assets due to perceived gaps in the trust's legal framework [5][6]. - The trust's effectiveness is not contingent on the total amount deposited, as it can be established with minimal initial funding, which raises questions about the legitimacy of asset transfers made by Zong Fuli [8][9]. Group 4: Potential Scenarios for Asset Transfer - Several scenarios are proposed regarding how Zong Fuli may have accessed and transferred trust assets, including the possibility of her being designated to manage the trust or the lack of timely updates to the company's banking authority [10][11][12]. - Legal interpretations suggest that if the trust was not fully established, funds could still be accessed, or if Zong Fuli is a beneficiary, she may have rights to manage the assets under specific conditions [12][13].