The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 250 Immorality

With just one television broadcast, almost the entire Hong Kong Island knew that a conflict had broken out between the man from Macau and Hung Hing, resulting in the murder of the Hung Hing Kwun Tong branch leader.

This is a truly explosive event, whether viewed from a societal or grassroots perspective.

The first thought that came to mind of any viewer who saw the news report, whether they were ordinary citizens or wealthy and powerful people, was: that person from Macau is too arrogant and his methods are too ruthless!

After that, I felt that the man from Macau was acting like a gangster, not a proper businessman, but more like someone from the underworld, always ready to fight and kill.

This is also thanks to the television broadcast, which subconsciously convinced the audience that this was a feud between江湖恩怨 (jianghu grievances)!
If most viewers share this view, then Wu Feng's main objective has been achieved.

At the Hung Hing headquarters meeting, he made a guarantee that this matter would be defined as a struggle for interests within the underworld, and now he has basically achieved his goal.

Why would the leaders of Hung Hing make such a request?

It can only be said that the power to define certain things lies in the hands of the wealthy Chinese community on Hong Kong Island.

Regardless of their own background, the wealthy Chinese community in Hong Kong is particularly averse to those who have direct financial ties with triads.

Whether there is a conflict of interest or a shared interest, once exposed, it will almost certainly lead to direct rejection from this group.

It's hard to say what's going on behind the scenes, but that's the rule on the surface!

The reason why the leaders of Hung Hing defined this conflict as a struggle for interests within the underworld was actually to avoid intimidation and targeting from the wealthy Chinese community in Hong Kong.

These are rules you made yourselves, so you can't possibly not follow them, right?

Such thinking is naturally quite weak, but there's nothing that can be done about it. Not all the leaders of Hung Hing have the strength and confidence of Wu Feng.

Furthermore, Wu Feng's request for Huo Lao to pass on a message was considered a great gesture of respect to the wealthy Chinese community in Hong Kong.

If any wealthy individuals insist on getting involved, Hung Hing won't really be afraid to act.

In fact, the primary targets of the television broadcasts were the police station and certain government departments.

It's been reported on TV. This incident is a conflict of interest among gangsters. If the police and relevant government departments get involved frequently, it feels unusual.

As long as television reporters are covering the story, police officers and relevant government officials will not easily mobilize without formal orders.

At that point, the only people Hung Hing will need to smooth things over with are those foreigners who hold real power.

This is the power of public opinion!

Even the money-grubbing foreigners wouldn't disregard public opinion and social impact to do something that clearly goes against common sense. Do you really think they can do whatever they want?
boom!
In the study of a luxurious manor in Australia, an expensive wine glass shattered on the floor.

"What a clever move! I didn't expect Hung Hing to have such a capable person!"

They're all seasoned veterans; they immediately understood what was going on when they saw the news broadcast on TV.

They originally thought they could easily control Hung Hing, but now the situation is different.

Those connections in Hong Kong might not be so useful anymore, at least not on the surface.

that's the truth!
Soon, the assistant carefully relayed the message: due to the situation in Hong Kong, they do not intend to get involved in this matter any further!
The people I had spoken to before all had this attitude!

"Ha, even without the overt suppression, how long can Hung Hing last?"

He quickly calmed his anger and said coldly, "Since you want to use gangster methods to fight back, then let those gangs all get moving. I want to see how they perform!"

"Furthermore, send the elite forces of our family to the waters off Siam, Malaysia, and the Philippines to wipe out those three damned blockade ships!"

The assistant, his forehead drenched in cold sweat, immediately obeyed and relayed his boss's orders. Little did they know, Hung Hing was moving even faster!
The next morning, a small ferry bound for Macau Island was filled with passengers.

Most of them were men, and judging from their appearance, they were probably there for the spinach.

Hong Kong people are so bad at traffic jams; it's ingrained in their very being.

Whether they are rich or ordinary residents, even the poor and scoundrels, as long as they have some capital, they are willing to go to Macau to gamble.

There are quite a few club leaders like Guan Zai Sen who are somewhat addicted to it!
But just then, from a certain area of ​​the small wheel, a sudden...funeral music came!
"What are you doing, putting this out so early in the morning? Isn't that bad luck?"

"Exactly, I felt pretty lucky today, and I was even hoping to make a few bucks. If the funeral music ruins my luck, who's to blame?"

"Don't you have any sense of public decency? Making people uncomfortable so early in the morning, is that it?"

"..."

Immediately, many passengers began to complain, and the situation quickly escalated to the point of boiling water.

Some of the more short-tempered ones rushed over without hesitation, intending to argue with the other party and turn off the disturbing funeral music.

But as soon as they rushed over, they instinctively stopped in their tracks.

For no other reason than that, in the area where funeral music was being played, sat seven or eight burly men with fleshy faces and arms covered in dragon and phoenix paintings, clearly not good people.

The key point is that these seven or eight burly men all looked particularly fierce, the kind that are very visually striking.

"Boy, what do you want to do?"

Among them, the bald, burly man who was clearly the leader, shouted with a displeased expression, "I'm in a bad mood, kid, don't go looking for trouble!"

"No, no, I just suddenly heard funeral music and came over to check it out because I was a little confused!"

The young passenger, who was usually quite impatient, was now completely free of any impatience.

He nodded and bowed repeatedly to show he understood, but was so frustrated he almost vomited blood.

"Hmph, my boss got killed yesterday!"

Although the bald, burly man's tone wasn't very friendly, he still managed to explain, "The brothers are grieving, which is why we played funeral music so early in the morning. It wasn't intentional!"

Clearly, he also understood that playing funeral music so early in the morning was extremely immoral.

He's not really crazy; even if he has a bad temper, there's a limit!

No matter what, people are still influenced by their surroundings.

But his explanation only fueled more speculation.

Did you watch ATV news last night?

The other passengers who heard the explanation exchanged bewildered glances, and one of them whispered a reminder.

"It can't be such a coincidence, can it? The news said that the person who was killed yesterday was the head of the Kwun Tong branch of Hung Hing, a very well-known figure in the underworld!"

"What do you know? I recognize that bald, burly man. He's Tiger, a trusted lieutenant of the Hung Hing Kwun Tong branch leader. He's one of the top underworld figures in Kwun Tong!"

(End of this chapter)