The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 321 The Trembling Guan Zisen
That's why it's so easy and simple to communicate between Hong Kong Island and Taiwan, with virtually no obstacles.

They read and write in traditional Chinese characters, so even if they have different accents, there is no problem communicating.

At the same time, Taiwan's economy was booming, and orders for 100,000 units were placed outright.

Wu Feng's men naturally gave him a warm welcome and quickly drafted a contract, and 100,000 DVD players would soon be shipped from inland ports.

This guy is a smart man. After reaching a cooperation agreement with Wu Feng's DVD player company, he quickly proposed to cooperate with Fengrui Film and Television.

"What is the other party's background?"

Wu Feng quickly received the news and immediately instructed his men to find out more about the other party before discussing whether to cooperate.

Taiwanese businessmen who directly collaborate with well-known film companies in Hong Kong are generally connected to gangs there.

Wu Feng wasn't particularly wary, but he didn't want to get involved in gang conflicts in Taiwan because of legitimate business matters.

Because of the large scale of the transportation, the captain's position, or rather, the fact that the Blue Party itself has obvious gang attributes, and the gangs in Taiwan are quite powerful.

Those who are big shots have obvious connections with big shots in both the political and business worlds.

The major gangs in Taiwan are all armed with firearms and are not easy to mess with. Of course, their influence is limited to the local area.

"Boss, it's Mr. Cai from Scholar Company!"

Soon, Li Xin, one of the top henchmen in the gang, called to explain the situation: "This guy has always wanted to cooperate with Fengrui Film and Television!"

The famous Taiwan Scholars Company, in the many Hong Kong rebirth novels Wu Feng has read, is a rather well-known film company.

The main point is that Scholar Company is a pioneer and one of the major players in Taiwanese hot money investing in the Hong Kong film industry.

It can be said that during the golden age of Hong Kong cinema in the normal world, The Scholars Company was definitely a major behind-the-scenes force.

This person especially values ​​Andy Lau, one of the "Four Heavenly Kings"!
It's a pity that Scholar Company and Fengrui Film & Television have never had any interaction.

There's nothing that can be done about it. Fengrui Films and Sil-Metropole Organisation are directly linked, and as one of the standard left-wing film companies, it's very difficult for their films to be released normally in Taiwanese theaters.

In fact, from the very beginning, Wu Feng abandoned the Taiwanese film market and focused on selling videotapes there.

If a movie that's a hit in Hong Kong Island is made into a videotape and shipped to the Taiwanese market, it would be quite good if it could sell 100,000 copies.

For a typical high-quality film, selling more than 50,000 copies there would be considered a good result.

The main problem is that piracy is rampant there!
Even with the name of Hung Hing and the backing of a major local gang, it was of little use.

The main problem is that I don't have any direct subordinates planting their own flags there; otherwise, the situation wouldn't be so uneventful.

Even worse things have happened, but in Southeast Asia, the power of Taiwanese gangs is not surprising, as they have been severely punished many times.

Their reputation in the martial arts world isn't very good!
"Let's make contact first and see what their strategy is!"

Wu Feng wasn't in a rush. He calmly instructed, "Don't do anything messy. Just follow the normal business model!"

Li Xin received the instructions and quickly and efficiently got to work.

Wu Feng's main focus remains on Hong Kong Island.

The most troublesome thing about promoting DVD players soon appeared.

"Brother Feng, it's been a long time!"

That day, an old acquaintance came to Wu Feng's office. Upon meeting, he immediately launched into a series of compliments, adopting an extremely humble attitude.

It was none other than Guan Zisen, the red stick player who hadn't been seen for a long time. Judging from the expensive watch on his wrist, the designer clothes on his body, and the temperament he exuded, he was clearly a completely different person now.

Wu Feng naturally knew the reason for the change in this guy's temperament.

The gang leader and Lung Kan, the head of the Mong Kok branch, focused most of his attention on the thriving film company, leaving all the gang's affairs to Kwan Tsai-sum.

This guy also honed his skills through such an opportunity.

Spending all his time surrounded by rich young men and wealthy people, his perspective and knowledge improved through constant exposure.

In addition, managing numerous triad affairs in Mong Kok allowed him to hone his abilities quite thoroughly, which led to a noticeable change in his character.

Speaking of which, this guy was quite enthusiastic when he imitated Wu Feng back then.

The nightclubs that He Liansheng operated on Shanghai Street were almost identical to those under the Hung Hing Sai Kung branch.

Guan Zisen closely followed Wu Feng's initial ventures in braised pork trotters rice and the bulk business of high-quality counterfeit goods, creating quite a stir in both.

Then there's the film company he started with the big boss Longgen, the maritime cargo business, and he didn't miss out on any discount promotions.

It can be said that Guan Zaisan basically relied on imitating Wu Feng and the actions of the Hung Hing Sai Kung branch to completely erupt.

At present, Kwan Tsai-sum is definitely a number one figure in the Mong Kok underworld.

Instead of the simple thug he was when Wu Feng first met him!

If it weren't for his terrible habit of causing traffic jams, his status in the underworld at that time would probably not be any worse than that of the later-rising Tsuen Wan big boss.

Because of his accurate imitation of the Hung Hing Sai Kung branch, even the powerful uncles of Henri Lien-shing probably didn't know how many henchmen he had.

All four or nine were included in the underwater volume, so the number is quite clear.

But Blue Lantern isn't a formal member of the club, so who knows how many he can mobilize? It's definitely not a small number.

"Oh ho ho, what a rare guest!"

Upon seeing Guan Zisen, Wu Feng was somewhat surprised. He immediately stood up and sat opposite the man, first pouring him a glass of red wine before smiling and asking, "It's been a long time. It seems Brother Sen is doing better and better!"

"Thanks, thanks, I'm only able to achieve this little bit thanks to Brother Feng. It's nothing!"

Guan Zisen dared not be careless in front of Wu Feng, and hurriedly waved his hand humbly, saying, "I know that Brother Feng no longer cares about the affairs of the martial world. If I had no other choice, I would not have bothered you!"

"Oh, just say what's on your mind!"

Wu Feng raised an eyebrow slightly and said leisurely, "You know my personality; I'm not interested in riddles!"

"Yes, yes, I understand, I understand!"

Guan Zisen broke out in a cold sweat and said with a wry smile, "The DVD players launched by Brother Feng's company have already affected the business of many of my video arcades, and the guys in charge of this are quite dissatisfied!"

"Then just use a DVD player instead of a VCR, it's a simple matter!"

Wu Feng scoffed, "Do you expect me to compensate them?"

He was smiling as he spoke, but it startled Guan Zisen so much that he almost collapsed to the ground.

(End of this chapter)