Terry Gou was born in 18 October 1950 in Banqiao Township, Taipei County. His parents lived in mainland China's Shanxi Province before the Chinese Civil War and fled to Taiwan in 1949. He is a Taiwanese billionaire businessman who is the organizer,Chief executive and head supervisor of Foxconn. Foxconn is the world's biggest agreement maker of gadgets, with industrial facilities in a few nations, for the most part in terrain China where it utilizes 1.2 million individuals and is its biggest private boss and exporter. Gou has a more seasoned sister and two more youthful siblings, Gou Tai-chiang and Tony Gou, who have both become effective financial specialists too.
Gou and his first spouse, Serena Lin have a child who works in the film and land businesses and a little girl who worked in the monetary sector. After Gou's wife died, Gou's girl expected administration in the charity. During the 1990s, Gou had an extramarital illicit relationship with Chen Chung-mei, a bar young lady as indicated by Gou, who had a private examiner tape her and Gou having sex in order to blackmail Gou for cash. While Gou originally consented to pay the cash, when they next met he had police capture Chen and the private examiner, Hsu Ching-wei, and sued them for blackmail, expressing he realized the undertaking would become "uncovered somehow". In 2002 he purchased a Roztěž palace close to Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic for $30 million. gou wedded his second wife, choreographer Delia Tseng on 26 July 2008. Tseng and Gou have three youngsters. Together, they have chosen to give 90% of Gou's abundance away.
Gou originally joined the Kuomintang in 1970, yet permitted his enrolment to pass after 2000. After Donald Trump won the 2016 United States official president election, Gou was the subject of a satire open letter in Bloomberg, in which creator Tim Culpan was seriously condemning of Trump. Terry Gou established Hon Hai in Taiwan in 1974 with $7,500 in start-up cash and ten older labourers, making plastic parts for TVs in a leased shed in Tucheng, a suburb of Taipei. On 17 April 2019, Gou reported his aim to run in the Kuomintang essential for the 2020 official political election. In April 2021 Gou turned into the greatest investor in the biotech organization Eirgenix.