The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 379 This is the martial world! (Seeking monthly votes)

Hung Hing's branches there had no intention of expanding outwards in the short term; instead, they focused on managing their existing territories.

That's insane!

This is Lei Gong's assessment of the Hung Hing triad's leadership after learning the news.

Regardless, this relieved him.

After all, the fact that so many Hong Kong triads set up branches there was because of him, so he definitely has to take responsibility.

If Hong Kong gangs come and cause too much trouble, Lei Gong himself will definitely be in a bad mood. Does he really think the Sanlian Gang can cover up everything with one hand?

The performance of the same triad as Tung Sing and Wo Lien Sing was similar.

Since that's the case, then we don't need to worry about the reactions of these companies.

Lei Gong happened to make a lot of money during this stock market crash.

The stock market is currently in a state of utter devastation, and it is clearly no longer a good place to invest.

The internal interests had long been divided up by the various gangs.

There's no other way but to look elsewhere.

That's why water rooms on Hong Kong Island have been targeted.

There are only a few main categories of business in the community.

Lei Gong was greedy; he wanted the easiest way to make money.

So, through a middleman, he contacted the upper echelons of the water house.

In front of the other party, he took out a box of million-dollar lottery tickets and demanded to take over the operating rights of a certain casino in Macau.

Does this scene look familiar?

It looks familiar, that's why. In the movie, Lei Gong targeted Hung Hing, but now he's just changed his target.

To be honest, the Macau casino in Shui Fong's hands was actually ceded by Hung Hing.

Previously, Hung Hing had a rather unpleasant falling out with Mr. Ho from Macau over issues such as blocking the boat.

A gambling hall that originally held the operating rights could no longer continue operating and withdrew from Macau.

It's unclear what Mr. Ho was thinking when he handed over the operating rights of this gambling den to Shui Fong on Hong Kong Island.

Ahem, the largest community organization in Australia is also Shui Fong, but this is just a branch of Shui Fong.

Without a doubt, there has been no connection between the two for a long time, and their relationship can even be described as quite ordinary.

There's no way around it; the water rooms on Macau Island are far more powerful than those on Hong Kong Island.

Finally, it even grew to the point that Mr. He was wary of it, which shows how powerful it was.

Regardless, the gambling halls on the Hong Kong Island side of Macau are definitely valuable assets for the triads.

Even though business was affected by traffic jams and shipping disruptions, the profits remained quite substantial and relatively stable.

At this point, Lei Gong's idea of ​​buying the operating rights for a million dollars was simply absurd.

A million dollars is definitely not a small number!

It's comparable to the gambling halls in Macau, with returns in less than six months. Even a fool would know which one to choose.

The result, naturally, was an immediate and firm rejection.

He even went so far as to mock and ridicule Lei Gong to his face, almost pointing his finger at Lei Gong and cursing him: "Damn it, are you out of your mind? How could you come up with such a bizarre idea? Do you really think everyone else is stupid?"

In fact, Lei Gong's thoughts weren't hard to guess. He was just used to having the final say in his own territory, and his actions were extremely domineering and ruthless, not allowing anyone to disobey him.

Clearly, the strength of the Hong Kong Island Water House is nothing in his eyes; the Triads can easily control it.

Those who live in the martial arts world, what they like to do most is to bully the weak and use their strength to oppress others. That's the rule of the martial arts world.

In the movie, Lei Gong only showed a little more respect to Hung Hing; when it came to being domineering, he showed no mercy whatsoever.

That time, we almost killed the pheasant!
How could the water houses on Hong Kong Island possibly agree to such conditions?
It was like a dragon charging right at them; they didn't take them seriously at all.

If it weren't for the influence of the Triads, a fight would probably have broken out immediately.

Even the high-rise residents of the water houses on the island were quite unhappy after hearing the news.

Although the water houses in Hong Kong and Macau are no longer in cahoots.

But given the historical context, if the Hong Kong Island water houses were to be suppressed by the Triads, outsiders would simply assume that the Macau Island water houses were in a similar situation.

Is this okay?

In the underworld, reputation is still very important.

Otherwise, any cat or dog would dare to pounce and bite you, and dealing with those alone would be a headache enough, so how could you have the mind and energy to deal with anything else?

Lei Gong, used to being domineering and arrogant in his old lair, naturally couldn't stand the lack of cooperation from the Hong Kong Island water houses, so he immediately started causing trouble.

Not only did they target Shui Fong's new branch in Taiwan, but they even sent elite troops to Hong Kong Island to cause trouble on Shui Fong's territory.

Wow, Lei Gong's move stunned the top brass of Hong Kong's triads.

Immediately following was a feeling of great dissatisfaction.

That's incredibly arrogant and domineering. Do they think all the gangs in Hong Kong are cowards? They're causing trouble so brazenly.
Wu Feng naturally heard the news immediately, but his heart was not stirred at all; he just treated it as amusement.

There's no one like Chan Ho-nam in Hong Kong Island with the luck of a protagonist, so they'll probably be entangled with the Sanlian Gang for a long time.

After putting down the newspaper, Wu Feng quickly fell asleep.

He doesn't really have many ideas about Taiwan; at most, he sees it as a decent market for making money, but he won't invest too much energy there.

Currently, DVD players and educational machines have successfully entered the market through Hung Hing Tong's channels, and sales are quite good.

The main thing is that Hung Hing, together with Tung Sing and Lien Shing, opened a multi-room DVD screening room, and the business was really good.

The ordinary people and movie fans there have a very strong demand for watching movies.

In fact, the box office market in Taiwan is nothing short of a joke.

In the 1990s, the box office market of Hong Kong Island alone was larger than the entire box office market of Taiwan. Is this normal?
It's worth noting that Taiwan is one of the Four Asian Tigers, with a total area of ​​nearly 40,000 square kilometers and a total population of around 25 million.

In economically developed regions, the annual box office should be at least HK$4 billion to be considered normal, based on population ratio.

But the situation is exactly the opposite.

It's fair to say that the box office market there has enormous potential.

Needless to say, the cinema operators there only focus on the box office market in big cities, and probably haven't put much effort into developing the peripheral areas of cities and rural areas.

Doesn't this give Hung Hing, Tung Sing, and the gangs of Wo Lien Shing over there an opportunity to exploit the loopholes?
Once they have set up multi-room DVD screening rooms, films from Hong Kong Island will be able to earn sufficient profits in the Taiwanese market through another means, without being constrained by local film merchants.

When the plane arrived in Italy, I was immediately enveloped in a strong football atmosphere as soon as I stepped out of the airport. There were World Cup promotional posters and large photos of famous football stars everywhere.

Wu Feng and the players of the Hong Kong Island team are about to embark on their journey in the World Cup finals, and they are quite excited.

(End of this chapter)