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Chapter 273 Opportunity! (Seeking monthly votes)
Hong Kong Island is extremely important to Han Bin!
Hong Kong Island is one of the important sources of goods for his maritime shipping business.

Besides watches, there are also plastic products, etc. Factories on Hong Kong Island can still provide a stable supply of goods.

These are where Hung Hing's help is needed to stabilize the acquisition channels.

Of course, Hong Kong Island serves as a stable rear base for Han Bin.

The strong winds and waves outside are unlikely to directly impact Hong Kong Island.

If he really encounters something, Hong Kong Island can give him a chance to catch his breath.

The existence of Hung Hing can basically guarantee his personal safety!

In addition, there's washing the rice.

Hung Hing's channels allow him to obtain enough clean Hong Kong dollars at minimal cost.

Of course, as the leader of Hung Hing, he naturally had to make a statement.

Otherwise, it would be very awkward if the various hall masters didn't give them any face at all.

On Hong Kong Island, Hung Hing's influence has reached its peak.

It's basically impossible to go any further, mainly because the Hong Kong British government wouldn't allow it.

Of course, Han Bin himself was not very interested in seizing new territory on Hong Kong Island.

Otherwise, given his strength, how could Tsuen Wan, which is right next door, have had the chance to rise to prominence like Long Sheng Da D?
No matter how fiercely you fight, you can't withstand the impact of firearms!

Han Bin's idea was simple: to establish Hung Hing branches in the Filipino domestic helpers he was familiar with, as well as in Malaysia and Indonesia, which could be considered as expanding his territory.

Throughout history, expanding territory has been considered a remarkable achievement, and the same applies to community organizations.

If he can do that, his position as the leader of Hung Hing will immediately be as solid as a rock.

Of course, this is on the premise that he doesn't have the idea of ​​completely replacing the Chiang family; otherwise, it's hard to say.

In fact, this is also a great thing for Han Bin's sales business.

Despite having established numerous trading posts in coastal cities of these Southeast Asian countries.

However, a tribal organization and a trading post are different concepts.

As long as the newly established clubs and branches can gain a firm foothold, they can take root permanently in the future.

Who knows, ten years from now, the newly established branches might all be considered local strongmen.

However, the distribution points were in an unstable state from the very beginning.

No one can guarantee that a seemingly thriving trading post won't be suddenly shut down by the local government at any moment.

This is when the benefits of establishing a new church become apparent.

They can be considered two separate lines, but at times they can complement each other.

They could even unite with the strongholds Wu Feng had established in these countries.

Of course, these are just words in Wu Feng's plan. To turn them into reality, it will take at least several years of planning and hard work from the elite brothers of the gang.

Han Bin only hinted at this at the main meeting, but it caused quite a stir within the organization, especially among the newly appointed leaders.

As I said before, there are only so many positions in the gang, and they are not allowed to bring their underlings to seize territory, so their situation is quite awkward.

Pheasants are a typical example of this.

Before joining the 49 Club, as a relatively prominent veteran in Causeway Bay, having the right to manage two or three venues would have been a great achievement.

In the future, picking up girls will no longer cost too much, and I will have tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars to spend every month.

Putting everything else aside, the biggest victory is that I no longer have to take money from my good friend Bao Pi.

Bao Pi started his business with braised pork trotters and now runs a fast food chain in Causeway Bay.

With the strong support of Chan Ho-nam and his brothers, plus the profit sharing given to Boss B, they practically monopolized all the fast food consumption in the Hung Hing Causeway Bay area.

Moreover, the Causeway Bay area, as the core area of ​​Hong Kong Island's service industry, is usually bustling with fast food businesses, and it's no exaggeration to say that they make a fortune every day.

In less than two years, Baopi's chain of fast food restaurants has been valued at over 15 million.

By this time, he was already considered a moderately successful and wealthy man.

This guy still has a strong sense of brotherhood and loyalty, and hasn't learned from those businessmen who prioritize profit.

Chan Ho-nam, Tai Tin-yi, and Chicken's shares in the fast food chain have never had any problems, and they receive a considerable fixed dividend every month.

In fact, the Chan Ho-nam brothers felt a little embarrassed about always taking money from Bao Pi.

As members of the 49th Club, they were used to spending lavishly and didn't have a stable income to support their expenses, so they could only rely on the dividends from the fast food chain to live a carefree life.

Of course, their very existence can be seen as a form of protection for fast-food chains.

Without the existence of these brothers and the Hung Hing name, it would be unrealistic for Bao Pi's chain of fast food restaurants to have developed so rapidly.

There's a reason why triads are considered a social scourge.

If you encounter a street vendor who follows the rules and only accepts money within the rules, then it's fine.

But if you encounter a ruthless and greedy street boss, he will stop at nothing to exploit the businesses in his territory, using any means necessary.

Unfortunately, these street-street bosses are all seasoned veterans who can basically figure out the profit situation of the businesses in their territory, and they always manage to exploit the businesses to the point of being at their lowest point.

This results in businesses often making a small profit and managing to get by, so they naturally lack the courage and determination to go all out and overturn the table.

However, this means that it would take an unknown amount of time for businesses to accumulate their initial capital and become wealthy, and many businesses fail to persevere due to unforeseen circumstances. Clearly, the Hung Hing brand allowed Bao Pi's chain fast-food restaurants to develop rapidly, saving them a lot of unnecessary trouble and losses.

Getting back to the main point, when Chicken was still the old-school 49, he was naturally easily satisfied.

But after he successfully secured a high position due to his merits, his mindset completely changed.

In any case, the gang leader was already considered a mid-level leader.

Putting aside everything else, it's simply unacceptable for a triad to not even have a street of territory, especially for a top triad like Hung Hing on Hong Kong Island.

He wouldn't care; the profits from that one street in Causeway Bay were equivalent to all the profits from those poor triads combined.

Basically, it all boils down to this: now that you've achieved a certain status, you naturally need to have a corresponding territory.

Clearly, Boss B, the person in charge of Causeway Bay, will not meet his demands.

Pheasant naturally had his share of complaints, but he certainly wouldn't have considered switching sides.

If Chan Ho-nam and Tai Tin-yi wanted to switch sides, the other leaders of Hung Hing would probably welcome them quite a bit.

As for pheasants, let's forget about them.

Compared to Chan Ho-nam and Tai Tin Yee, Chicken at this point was indeed not particularly outstanding.

This guy isn't known for his fighting skills!

Having not yet experienced the so-called setbacks depicted in the movies, nor having seen the different scenery of Taiwan, and with his mind not yet fully developed, he naturally failed to catch the eye of the other hall masters.

"Brother Nan, have you ever thought about responding to the new leader's call and developing your business in Southeast Asia?"

On the van heading to the public rental housing where his family lived, Chicken, bored out of his mind, suddenly asked a question.

"What, you've got an idea now?"

Holding a stack of colorful flyers, Chan Ho-nam looked utterly dejected. He glanced sideways at Chicken sitting next to him and asked with amusement.

"Don't you think this is a great opportunity?"

Without mincing words, Shanji said directly, "If we can successfully establish a new branch, I'll immediately become the head of that branch. This is a golden opportunity to soar to the top!"

"So, do you think it's easy to make a living in Southeast Asia?"

Chan Ho-nam said irritably, "You should have heard about what's going on over there, Chicken, right?"

"The indigenous gangs are quite ruthless, and they often use firearms. They're a real mess in private!"

"We, Hung Hing, are not to be trifled with!"

Pheasant's face paled upon hearing this, and he retorted stubbornly, "The new leader couldn't have been unaware of these things, could he?"

"Hehe, so those who go ahead to scout should ideally be formidable figures from the martial arts world!"

Chan Ho-nam retorted without mincing words, "Chicken, do you consider yourself a tough guy in the underworld?"

"What kind of martial arts hero is he? He's more like a nobody!"

Da Tian Er couldn't help but tease, "Chicken, those country girls in Southeast Asia need you to rescue them, you're perfect for that!"

"Damn, do you have to be so disrespectful?"

Feeling humiliated, Shanji retorted angrily, "Da Tian Er, do you even know how to talk? Are we still brothers? How can you be so sabotaging me?"

"Okay, okay, it's my fault, it's my fault!"

Da Tian Er quickly raised his hands in surrender and casually changed the subject: "Let's think more about how to deliver the colorful flyers we have to the right places, shall we?"

Upon hearing this, Chicken immediately deflated, slumped into the car seat, and said dejectedly, "I really don't want to do this. I don't know how to bring it up when I see my family and neighbors."

"Indeed, I also felt very embarrassed!"

Chao Pi, who had come along, chimed in, "If things go wrong, it could easily be misunderstood!"

"All you do is complain!"

Chan Ho-nam said irritably, "Don't you even think about it? It's almost Chinese New Year. Why would Mr. Chiang and the new leader pull such a stunt? They must have a reason!"

"What's the intention? Does Brother Nan know?"

The pheasant asked absentmindedly, "Isn't it just about making a quick buck during the New Year?"

"What do you know, Pheasant?!"

Chan Ho-nam said with a hint of smugness, "I actually found out some details about this!"

These words immediately attracted the attention of the other passengers on the bus. Shanji shouted, "Brother Nan, then tell me what exactly happened, so that I will know what's going on!"

“I happened to run into Tai Fei from Sai Wan before, and he told me about the situation inside!”

Chan Ho-nam explained, "The reason we're handing out flyers is because Mr. Chiang and his group know that the various triads suffered significant losses in the previous incidents, so they want to find an opportunity for the brothers to make some money and have a good New Year!"

"As for how much the brothers can earn, it depends on how many people we can bring in and how much they spend during our promotion. We will give the brothers bonuses according to a certain percentage!"

At this point, Chan Ho-nam's tone became somewhat excited: "Explain the situation clearly to your men and get them all actively involved!"

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(End of this chapter)