Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1578 Situation
These families were able to rise to prominence in Hong Kong during that turbulent time. If they were to claim that their current wealth and fortune were solely due to their honest and upright conduct, honest work, and law-abiding business practices, Han Li might not know whether others believed it, but he certainly did not.

Han Li had mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, he hoped that people from these two families would come and cause trouble, whether they were from the legitimate or illegitimate side, he was not afraid.

If he were to use official means, Han Li would have plenty of money, and money is a useful tool when dealing with those foreigners in Hong Kong.

If he were to go through those Hong Kong triads, Han Li wouldn't have to worry much given his skills. His only concern was Chung Chu-hung's safety.

As for the safety of Zhong's father, mother, second sister, younger sister, and younger brother, Han Li didn't care much. He relied entirely on their luck; even if someone cut off their hands and feet, he could still afford to support them.

The garment company and those shops had already taken out insurance. If they were vandalized or damaged by those gangsters and thugs from the triads, the insurance company in Hong Kong would be the most anxious and eager to find the real culprit.

Therefore, apart from Chung Chu-hung, Han Li was not too worried about other aspects of this matter, and even had a little bit of expectation in his heart.

Because the news shown on Hong Kong television and in newspapers seems to cover everything and dare to report on anything, but most of it is just gossip about celebrities and stars, as well as some trivial matters.

Ordinary people rarely see things that are truly sensational, meaningful, and sophisticated, because they are rarely published or broadcast on television or in newspapers.

To control this situation, the English have established relevant review and management departments on their home soil, and the review process in Hong Kong, this enclave, will only be more stringent.

Therefore, only by experiencing it firsthand can one know the true situation, and this process will definitely cause some trouble that was not originally necessary.

However, this process allows Han Li to fully understand the working styles and routines of those families, letting him know where his bottom line is when dealing with these families in the future.

Another point is to let Han Li understand how the Hong Kong police and certain organizations handle these kinds of matters, so that he will know how to handle similar situations in the future.

After Han Li hung up the phone with Kennan Spencer, he was still wondering if those two families would cause trouble.

If these people were to cause me trouble, would they employ a more extreme, ruthless, and dark style?
Or should they maintain their carefully crafted image over the years and employ normal business practices, or at least methods that can be made public?
However, these thoughts were quickly put out of Han Li's mind, because he was not afraid of any method.

Even if things develop into the worst-case scenario, it won't matter. Han Li will just have to put in some effort to quietly send the people involved to the underworld to serve their respective grandmothers.
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Han Li put his mind at ease and prepared his lesson in his office for a while. His two students, Luo Yuze and Xu Caihan, came over together.

Upon entering, Luo Yuze first thanked Professor Han Li for the wallet, saying they liked it very much.

Next, the two of them reported to Han Li on the progress of the last statistics task.

Han Li also explained some of the key points to them. The three of them chatted in the office until it was time for Han Li to start class, and then they walked together toward today's classroom.

Han Li quickly finished his teaching tasks for the month in the classroom, as Luo Yuze and Xu Caihan were now helping him with some trivial matters.

Han Li's class was a bit easier than usual, and he could leave immediately after class.

As for the application forms of those students who wanted to join Han Li's tutoring course, the two of them collected them and placed them in Han Li's office.

Because Han Li is about to go to the United States to pursue his doctorate, he is not very clear about the situation there, and his free time is uncertain for the time being.

Therefore, if these people do not receive a recommendation from other teachers at Hong Kong University during the application process, Han Li will only be able to review their applications when he has the time.

The day after Han Li finished his teaching assignment was Saturday, so after breakfast, he went out with the Chung sisters, watched them drive away, and then went back upstairs. This time, Han Li didn't press the button for the top floor, but instead pressed the button for his middle-floor apartment.

These days, in order to focus on learning English, Lizhi spends most of her time studying in this quiet house, except when she goes home to ask her father about studying abroad or goes downstairs to buy groceries.

When Han Li opened the door, Li Zhi, with her slightly messy hair, was sitting crookedly on the living room sofa in her bathrobe, memorizing vocabulary words along with a tape recorder.

Lizhi was so focused on her studies that, combined with the sound from the tape recorder, she didn't notice Han Li until he opened the door.

"Brother Han, you've come back from abroad?"

Hearing this kind of talk again, Han Li knew that lies came out of his mouth without hesitation. He said this slowly and deliberately while changing his shoes.

"I've been back from abroad for two days, but there's an urgent matter at school, so I've been staying there and haven't come here."

How have you been these past few days? What's your English progress? Has your dad chosen a school for you yet?

Next, Han Li sat down on the sofa next to Li Zhi, reaching out to check the recent changes in his cultivation and support, while listening to her talk about her learning progress and the school she attended.

Lizhi's schooling is basically following the original plan; her father chose San Francisco University in the United States for her.

According to Lizhi's original plan, she chose the College of Business and Economics at the University of San Francisco.

However, the School of Business and Economics includes many disciplines such as business mathematics, economics, statistics, and financial accounting principles, and she hasn't decided which major to focus on yet.

Han Li learned from Li Zhi's account why her father chose San Francisco University for her.

This is because Li's father has been performing a lot in Taiwan recently, and he heard that many families in Taiwan with the means choose to send their children to the University of San Francisco.

The tuition at King's College is cheaper than other private schools, and most importantly, it's a Catholic private university, so you don't have to worry too much about your child getting into trouble with others.

This is also one of the unique characteristics of the United States, where 99% of the people are religious.

However, most families who are devoted to the church adhere to the doctrine of not engaging in promiscuous behavior before marriage.

Those who are less focused and less persistent represent the other extreme; they value immediate gratification and do whatever makes them happy, and many of them are already like that in sixth or seventh grade.

Some parents even remind their children to wear a diaper bag when they go out to parties.

However, those who adhere to the principle of not having casual sex before marriage are only a minority in the United States; the vast majority of people follow the philosophy of living for the moment.

These two different groups of people together have shaped the current folk customs of the United States.

Lizhi spoke well at first, but as the one being examined, she quickly lost her initial speaking speed, and her voice began to stumble and become intermittent.
(End of this chapter)