Hong Kong variety show: I Am a Tycoon

Chapter 179 Who dares to say that Chen Jiajun isn't a conscientious entrepreneur?

Chapter 179 Who dares to say that Chen Jiajun isn't a conscientious entrepreneur?

conscience?

Jun, the head of Hung Hing Group?
of course!

In Hong Kong today, who dares to say that Chen Jiajun is not a conscientious entrepreneur?

Guojun School is among the top five schools in Hong Kong in terms of size, with aesthetically pleasing teaching buildings, a clean synthetic running track, brand-new sports fields, a gymnasium, an indoor swimming pool, a laboratory building, and student and teacher dormitories nestled on the gentle slope of Qingshan Mountain.

It offers elementary, middle, high school, and adult education programs—everything you could want.

Inside the teaching building, marble covers the entire space, fitting together seamlessly!

Oil paintings and Chinese landscape paintings can be seen everywhere, blending seamlessly with the interior design.

Leather sofas, which were previously only seen in the principal's office, are now found in every corridor of the school.

Is it affordable for ordinary schools?

Completely non-existent.

The motto of Guojun School is: "Let the funds burn even more fiercely."

When the school's renovations were featured on TVB and ATV, media figures commented sourly, "In such a glittering environment, how can children concentrate on their studies?"

Chen Jiajun replied: "Is it glittering and precious? This is warmth and art!"

The beauty in art can inspire the noblest qualities within people. Surrounded by such a warm and welcoming atmosphere, the children are happy every day. You're just being sour grapes!

It's sour as it is!
The body is always honest.

It's not uncommon for high-ranking foreign executives to privately reach out to Chen Jiajun, expressing their desire to send their children to the school.

……

The entire school is nestled against the mountains and beside the water, boasting a beautiful environment.

All facilities are of extremely high standards.

How tall is it?
The third or fourth floor. No, it's even higher than the standards of Hong Kong University!
It occupies a larger area than Hong Kong University.

This high-standard school was entirely funded by Chen Jiajun out of his own pocket.

The key point is that this school is tuition-free.

Who dares to say that Chen Jiajun isn't a conscientious entrepreneur?

The gala officially began after Chen Jiajun delivered his speech.

The banquet hall was set up in the conference room of Guojun School. There were two long dining tables in the banquet hall, on which were placed various wines, fruits, desserts and other items.

"Mr. Chan, your name has appeared on this year's list of awards. Congratulations on becoming a Justice of the Peace. Thank you for your selfless dedication to Hong Kong's public environment and education."

British Foreign Secretary Edward Youde raised a wine glass to congratulate Chen Jiajun.

This also means that Chan Ka-Chun has become the first gangster to be awarded the title of Justice of the Peace in the 140-year history of Hong Kong's opening to foreign trade.

"Thank you."

Chen Jiajun took a sip of red wine to moisten his lips.

The title of Justice of the Peace was an official honor bestowed by the British Hong Kong government upon prominent figures in Hong Kong society who held important positions in capitalist society. It can be understood as a non-hereditary, low-ranking title.

The term "Justice of the Peace" is a Chinese term, invented out of thin air by the translator at the time. The official title was "Security Commissioner of the Hong Kong Colonial Government."

Article 1 of the Organizational Terms of the Security Committee states that the Security Committee has the power and obligation to work with the Hong Kong colonial government police and the British troops stationed in Hong Kong to maintain social order in Hong Kong.

Article 4. When a disturbance of social order occurs in Hong Kong, the Security Committee has the right and obligation to organize and direct the residents of Hong Kong who are present or nearby to work together to maintain order and stop the continuation of the disturbance. If the person who disturbs social order does not obey the Security Committee's order or admonition, he/she will be arrested and sentenced to a minimum of three months in prison.

In other words, when members of triad societies in Hong Kong disrupt social order, Justices of the Peace have the right to intervene and stop them.

Moreover, they not only have the power, but they can also treat the Hung Hing members as legitimate Hong Kong residents present or from the surrounding area, and command them to subdue those triad members. Furthermore, even if these triad members pay bail after being arrested, they cannot be released on bail because they have offended the Justices of the Peace.

……

"So, are you interested in getting a medal?" Yud asked with a smile.

Above Justices of the Peace is the Medal of Honor.

The Order of the British Empire has five classes: Knight Grand Cross – GBE, Knight Commander – KBE, Commander – CBE, Officer – OBE, and Member – MBE.

OBE and MBE can be obtained simply by doing charity work in England and gaining a certain social standing.

The requirements for the CBE are much higher. Sir John Paul R. and Shaw both have the CBE medal, and they have also donated to England.

Those who receive the KBE are all outstanding individuals in their respective fields, such as the first ICAC Commissioner, Gina, and the great director Alfred Hitchcock.

It is said that Charlie Chaplin, the famous master of comedy, was to be awarded the KBE medal back then, but for various reasons, he was unable to receive the medal.

Although CBE and KBE are only one rank apart, they represent a world of difference. KBE is an officially recognized life peerage in England, equivalent to the baron status in the "Duke, Marquis, Earl, Viscount, Baron" hierarchy!

As for the higher-level GBE, the vast majority of those who could obtain it were members of the royal family or those who had made significant contributions to England.

Hong Kong Governor Mak Lai-ho received the GBE Medal.

Chen Jiajun knew that if he wanted to receive the medal, the next Governor of Hong Kong would definitely point him in the right direction, but Chen Jiajun smiled and said, "Let nature take its course."

As for the medal, Chen Jiajun believes he doesn't need it because, frankly speaking, to receive a medal, one must contribute to England.

What contribution has this distinguished Chinese man made to England? "Mr. Chen, thank you for your selfless dedication to education in Hong Kong."

I had just had a sip of red wine with Youde when the Director of Education, Xu Yu, came over. Although he has a Chinese name, he is a full-fledged foreigner. He also serves as an official member of the Legislative Council, making him a true high-ranking foreigner.

The main administrative officials of Hong Kong are the Chief Secretary, the Secretary for Justice, the Financial Secretary, the Secretary for Home Affairs, official members of the Executive Council, and unofficial members. These officials are directly appointed by the British monarch and the Governor cannot replace them; he can only lead them. Their influence on the Governor is considerable.

“Mr. Xu, this is what a Hong Konger should do.” Chen Jiajun took a sip of red wine.

After chatting with Xu Yu for a few minutes, Lu Huangfa and Lu Hantao introduced several councilors to Chen Jiajun.

Throughout the entire reception, Chen Jiajun was constantly socializing with Hong Kong's social elites.

The following day, news about the completion and imminent opening of Guojun School made the front page of almost every newspaper on Hong Kong Island.

Oriental Daily News, which has a good relationship with Chan Ka-Chun, wanted to take advantage of the situation and conduct an exclusive interview with Chan Ka-Chun, a Justice of the Peace, but Chan Ka-Chun declined.

Chen Jiajun is well aware that he now needs to act with high profile but keep a low profile, and it would be best to gradually fade Hung Hing into obscurity.

His goal was to spare no effort in doing charity work to gain social status, to gild his image, to obtain a protective shield, and then to slowly whitewash his past.

noon.

The Hung Hing headquarters held its monthly general meeting.

On the long table in the Hall of Loyalty and Right, the leaders of Hung Hing were arranged in two rows, each dressed in a suit and tie, their eyes radiating confidence.

A month ago, Chiang Tin-yeung poached two Hung Hing tribal members, and "Pretty Mom" ​​and "Fat Man Lai" left Hung Hing. Overnight, Hung Hing lost 10,000 people and was in grave danger.

A month later, Hung Hing not only subdued the Kwun Tong and Tsim Sha Tsui branches, but also significantly increased its strength and numbers.

In particular, the battle with the Vietnamese was so fierce that those North Vietnamese were crying and begging to leave Hong Kong as soon as possible, and they didn't even dare to step out of the refugee center.

Hung Hing swept away its decline and stood at the pinnacle of Hong Kong.

Inside the Hall of Loyalty and Righteousness, everyone was smoking and chatting, and the person surrounded by the crowd was Brother Kei, who had been in the hospital for a month or so and was recovering well.

Brother Kei, employing his talent for embellishment, vividly recounted the previous scene:
"Damn it, a North Vietnamese bastard suddenly appeared out of the crowd! He was carrying a Type 54 pistol!"

"As a seasoned veteran, I'm not one to be trifled with. Without saying a word, I pushed Doom aside, and ended up getting shot myself."

"Damn it!"

The situation was actually like this: no one could have been hit by that bullet... and Guy couldn't even push Doom, but as he fell, he inexplicably bumped into the muzzle of the gun...

However, Doom felt indebted to him, so he patted Guy on the shoulder and said in a deep voice, "Yes, if it weren't for Guy, I might have been dead."

Just then, the crowd behind them suddenly fell silent, and they greeted each other:

"Ada!"

Chen Jiajun arrived and patted Brother Ji on the shoulder: "Brother Ji, you're recovering well!"

"Not only has he recovered well, but he also went to Central last night for a threesome with a foreign woman!" Handsome Kun said with a smile.

Chen Jiajun smiled and nodded, then sat down in the head seat, looked around, and took a puff of his cigar: "Uncle Xing, report on this month's fees."

"This month, Macau submitted its first, second, third, and fourth reports..."

Uncle Xing picked up the ledger and started counting the zeros.

"Uncle Xing, stop keeping me in suspense."

"Yes."

The current accounts of Hung Hing are being managed by Ghost Boy Tim, a high-achieving student.

The accounts are kept very clear.

But Uncle Xing's education level is not high, and this is not Uncle Xing keeping secrets.

"Damn it! 160 million! A whole 160 million!" Uncle Xing roared, his face flushed.

The entire Zhongyi Hall was in an uproar. 1.6 million?
In Hong Kong, which triad or organization can collect HK$1.6 million in fees per month?

They vividly remember that at the last major meeting, the Macau Tribe paid 8000 million in fees, but they never expected that this month it would double!
"Quiet! Quiet!"

Uncle Hing cleared his throat and tapped the table: "6000 million for the Wan Chai branch!"

"The Causeway Bay branch has 4000 million."

"The Central branch is worth 2000 million."

“500 million for Yuen Long Hall.”

"..."

"This month, Hung Hing has collected 3 million in fees!"

Although Hung Hing lost four branches last month, its income actually increased!
After a pause, Uncle Hing continued, "This month, our Hung Hing-owned amusement arcades, after deducting rent and electricity costs, have a net income of 1 million!"

"In addition, after deducting the dividends from Hung Hing Group's headquarters, the income from Tung Choi Street and Fa Yuen Street this month is 300 million!"

"..."

"Ah Da, report complete."

(End of this chapter)

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