The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 248 Please ask
Snapped!
The TV screen went black and was immediately turned off.

"Mr. Huo, what do you think?"

In the lobby of the Huo family villa, Wu Feng sat upright on the sofa and asked in a slow voice.

"That guy from Australia went a bit too far!"

Old Master Huo remained calm and said in a deep voice, "Don't worry, I will follow your advice and speak with those old friends, trying my best not to get involved in your affairs!"

"Then thank you very much, Elder Huo!"

Wu Feng smiled slightly, stood up, and prepared to take his leave, having already achieved his goal.

The conflict with that person in Australia is purely a struggle for interests.

It is said that some of the wealthiest people on Hong Kong Island have a very good relationship with the one on Macau Island.

In any case, it's just targeting the Hung Hing triad. They may get involved consciously or unconsciously, using their influence to cause trouble for Hung Hing.

Faced with this situation, Wu Feng wanted to shout angrily: How can a conflict of interests be so easily resolved?

If you don't want to suffer undeserved misfortune, then don't get involved in some things recklessly.

However, he had little interaction with the established tycoons of Hong Kong Island. Even when they met at so-called high-end parties, they were only vaguely familiar with each other, so it was really difficult to be too direct.

Then we can only ask Old Huo to act as an intermediary and help pass on the message.

Since it involves the interests of the three blocking ships, it doesn't matter who feels they can get involved.

If you're so capable, then don't leave Hong Kong Island!
When Wu Feng asked for a favor, he put it very bluntly.

This time, Hung Hing and that guy from Macau are definitely going to have a serious showdown.

The current predicament of the various Hung Hing branches is nothing more than child's play.

The location of those three blocking ships is likely to be subjected to considerable firepower.

Things have escalated to this point. If the forces in Hong Kong want to get involved, they'd better wipe out Hung Hing, Chiang Tin-sang, and the Chiang Tin-yeung brothers in one fell swoop, otherwise there will be endless troubles.

At this point, Chiang Tin-sang would not be discouraged just because Hung Hing had run into trouble!
Unless his maritime smuggling business is completely cut off, turning him into a simple rich man without any henchmen or connections, he will still be considered a powerful smuggling tycoon outside of Hong Kong.

Wu Feng has now established a foothold in mainland China!
Before 1992, the most well-known Hong Kong-owned enterprises in Shenzhen Special Economic Zone were not just a name.

Not only is the investment astonishing, but the vast majority of Wu Feng's investment and production are exported, which is even more remarkable, as it represents real foreign exchange.

Throughout the 1980s and into the early 1990s, mainland China was always short of foreign exchange!

Some companies are even willing to lose money to gain publicity if they can earn foreign exchange.

Companies like Wu Feng's bring in tens of millions of dollars in foreign exchange earnings to the mainland every year, and the amount increases year by year.

Even more surprisingly, Wu Feng's company cannot be considered low-end manufacturing.

Whether it's arcade motherboard manufacturing, current educational and home game console manufacturing, or air fryer and subwoofer speaker manufacturing, it all involves a considerable amount of technology.

By 2024, such manufacturing capabilities may be nothing, as any small-town electronics factory could easily handle it.

But if we put these products in mainland China in 1988, their technological content would have been truly impressive.

Similarly, Wu Feng's enterprise group in Shenzhen, despite having fewer than 30,000 formal employees, has already caught the attention of Beijing's top leadership, and is considered quite important. As Jiang Tiansheng's main supplier, replacing Wu Feng's position won't be so easy.

Why was Wu Feng so wary of Lin Baiyi before?

It was because Lin Baiyi, as one of the clothing tycoons in Hong Kong, was able to truly replace his role in mainland China at that time.

At this point, unless the top Chinese tycoons in Hong Kong unite and pay an extremely high price, it would be impossible to eradicate Wu Feng's roots in mainland China.

Such a thing is so unlikely to happen!
Fortunately, Mr. Fok not only held a high position in the business world, but also enjoyed great prestige in the Hong Kong Chinese business community. Furthermore, he had a strained relationship with the person in Macau, making him an excellent messenger.

"Don't rush to leave, I still have some questions for you!"

Unexpectedly, Old Master Huo spoke up to persuade him to stay, chuckling lightly, "Martial Arts Student, it seems you're not too keen on talking to this old man!"

As for Wu Feng's threatening words, this man, who had experienced too many storms, didn't take them to heart at all. Instead, he was quite curious about Wu Feng's attitude.

Logically speaking, Wu Feng's actions belong to the absolute left wing.

However, Wu Feng kept a very low profile and did not have much interaction with left-wing businessmen in Hong Kong, let alone business cooperation or dealings.

For example, the Huo family owns docks and a fleet of ships, requiring a large number of transport vehicles.

In this regard, the community can provide enough transport vehicles and drivers to easily support thousands of drivers and their families.

Auto repair shops and related stores will all benefit!

Other left-wing businessmen are also quite powerful, encompassing real estate, finance, hotels, and other industries, offering a multitude of opportunities.

To put it bluntly, as long as you can provide for a portion of the food, clothing, housing, and transportation of your employees, you can quickly expand into a new generation of wealthy upstarts in Hong Kong!

However, Wu Feng showed no signs of actively making connections with these left-wing businessmen.

In fact, it wasn't that Wu Feng was unwilling, but rather that his rise to power was too rapid.

It happened so fast that even he himself didn't have time to react, let alone the left-wing businessmen group led by Huo Lao.
Before anyone could react, Wu Feng had become a newly minted tycoon in Hong Kong. His financial strength alone surpassed that of most of Hong Kong's established wealthy families—it was that extraordinary.

At this point, it was not advisable for the left-wing business community, led by Mr. Huo, to approach them rashly.

Wu Feng has already established his own business empire and does not need the support or alliance of external business forces.

In fact, Wu Feng's businesses in mainland China are doing better than those of these left-wing businessmen.

Of course, Wu Feng was not actually very proactive in befriending the left-wing business community in Hong Kong.

It's not that I think I've become too independent or anything, but rather that I feel everyone's way of thinking is different.

He hadn't shown any signs before, but unexpectedly, after only a short contact with Old Master Huo, he had already seen through some clues. Indeed, the old fox is shrewd.

"Mr. Huo, you're joking. I have great respect for you, so let's not give outsiders any misunderstanding!"

Wu Feng sat back down on the sofa and chuckled, "I wonder what advice Elder Huo has for me?"

"Really? I don't think so!"
Old Master Huo said bluntly, "After something like this happened, you should have come to me immediately!"

"Instead of waiting until things have developed to this point before asking me to act as a middleman and relay messages!"

(End of this chapter)