The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 510 A Business Legend! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
In Hong Kong's business circles, Wu Feng is a legend!
The previous Hong Kong business legend was Li Bancheng.

Li Bancheng may be more skilled, even surpassing many others, in terms of business acumen and management.

After all, Wu Feng had never entered the real estate and finance industries, where various interests were deeply intertwined and required strong business acumen to navigate.

Even if they buy land to build buildings and film studios, it's basically all for their own use!
In terms of business operations, Wu Feng can only be considered average; he lacks any groundbreaking or eye-catching performance.

But that couldn't stop Wu Feng from starting from scratch!
Even though we initially relied on the resources of the Silver Metropolitan Area, it was still a mutually beneficial arrangement.

Haven't you noticed that Silver Metropolo Group has already regained momentum after cooperating with him?
Unlike Li Bancheng, who, although his business acumen was indeed remarkable, relied heavily on external assistance.

With the support of his wife's family, he was able to successfully establish himself in the Hong Kong business community!
Otherwise, no matter how outstanding Li Bancheng's business acumen was, the price he would have to pay to rise to prominence during the era of the Four Great Detectives was no joke.

Its most crucial business operation, the acquisition of Hutchison Whampoa by a small company, would have been a pipe dream without the strong support of HSBC.

The sheer hostility from numerous British conglomerates is enough to give him a run for his money; I’m not kidding.

It can be said that Li Bancheng's rapid rise to become one of Hong Kong's top tycoons, and even the richest Chinese in Hong Kong, was largely due to HSBC's most outstanding taipan, Sir Michael Sandberg, who was also the person Li Bancheng was most wary of.

However, this means that Li Bancheng is essentially completely tied to HSBC.

He's really good at real estate; everyone has to give him a thumbs up and say he's amazing.

But Wu Feng's performance was even more outstanding!
They created an arcade game industry chain and a gradually emerging professional football industry.

As for the integration of culture and entertainment, Hong Kong's film and television industry was already quite thriving before he transmigrated there. Few people felt that his arrival was what propelled Hong Kong's film and television industry to new heights.

It can only be said that Wu Feng has outstanding abilities in managing film and television culture; otherwise, Fengrui Films would not have become a leader in the Hong Kong film industry.

Through the profits from what traditional wealthy individuals consider a less-than-stable industry, Wu Feng quickly rose to the ranks of the top billionaires.

They even went so far as to help create a top-tier tycoon, which is quite remarkable in the business world.

Despite knowing that his factory group in Shenzhen Special Economic Zone was much larger.

But those are not industries on Hong Kong Island, so they were not included in the calculation.

Therefore, Wu Feng's legendary status in Hong Kong's business world is beyond doubt.

Liu is awesome, isn't he? He's another bigwig in the Chaoshan business community who's getting a lot of support!
To be honest, if this guy hadn't been so willing to spend money on female celebrities, constantly gifting them luxury cars and mansions, and hadn't leveraged their massive popularity to become a household name and a top-tier tycoon...

In terms of influence and prestige, he can't compare to Wu Feng.

Not to mention, Wu Feng's favorite thing to do is to make a fortune together with a group of his own people.

Such quality is quite rare in the Hong Kong business community.

Just like the later jokes about the complicated relationships in girls' dormitories, four girls would have at least six WeChat groups.

The top Chinese tycoons on Hong Kong Island all believe in the "winner-takes-all" philosophy and have no concept of friendship.

If they were to use WeChat groups, the top ten richest people could probably create dozens of WeChat groups.

As for getting rich with your own people, it's more practical to cultivate a few more "high-earning employees".

It's really hard to understand. The tycoons of Hong Kong Island would rather spend a lot of money to cultivate a few "top-paid employees" than to promote a few of their own company employees.

No wonder Wu Feng was so influential in Hong Kong's underworld, with almost everyone following his lead.

If someone can lead those gang leaders to their posts and even hall masters to make a fortune, how could they not be obedient and compliant?
The "Patriotic Hong Kong Businessmen" trade delegation organized by Wu Feng was the envy of every Hong Kong tycoon at that time, but it was too late to get on board.

There are also trade outlets scattered throughout major Southeast Asian countries, which were originally small and dispensable, operating independently.

However, thanks to Wu Feng's skillful coordination, it has already played a significant role, resulting in a substantial increase in economic benefits.

The Hong Kong business community has seen all this, but they haven't made a big fuss about it.

In the business world, many companies also have foreign trade businesses, and these companies are quite large.

If the company can connect with the trade network established by Wu Feng, its foreign trade business can quickly take off.

Many businesses that other organizations can do, their foreign trade companies can also do.

Unfortunately, I was too embarrassed to speak up.

There's no way around it; when doing business in other countries, sometimes you really need a certain level of military support to get things done smoothly.

Otherwise, foreign powers are not to be trifled with.

If they think you're easy to bully, they might just swallow you whole, skin and bones, without the slightest hesitation.

Shipping is a prime example!
The reason why the shipping magnate was so powerful was not because he had a lot of money, but because he had a group of ruthless and aggressive men under his command. Even the foreigners in the Hong Kong British government did not dare to offend him too much.

If Wu Feng prioritizes personal gain, then there's nothing more to say.

The key point is that he is willing to promote his own people, which is very rare.

Many of his associates who amassed wealth alongside him actually offered little practical help to Wu Feng. However, because of their friendship from their humble beginnings, Wu Feng was still willing to give his friends opportunities to make money.

For example, Chief Inspector Hui Yan-kit of Mong Kok Police Station knew Wu Fung when he was still a third-rate triad leader and they had formed a good friendship.

As a result, after Wu Feng rose to prominence in a short period of time, he did not deny Xu Renjie as a friend, but instead helped him whenever he had the chance.

Otherwise, given Xu Renjie's past performance, how could he have achieved a triple jump in two consecutive years?
It took exactly four years from inspector to chief inspector, and the timing was incredibly accurate!

Generally speaking, those who can be promoted so punctually must have a strong background and considerable connections within the police system.
In fact, this kind of thing happens everywhere!
However, Xu Renjie did not have any powerful backers, otherwise he wouldn't still be an inspector in his late thirties or late forties.

The reason why it rose so rapidly is because of Wu Feng's support.

Whenever there's a chance to make money, Wu Feng always brings Xu Renjie along. This guy is a well-known tycoon in the Mong Kok Police Station, and everyone there gives him face, hoping to include them when there's another opportunity to make money.

There are many other examples like Xu Renjie.

Putting aside other things, the staff of the Saigon Police Station and the district government have a lot to say. They are all Wu Feng's own people, and each of them is at least a millionaire.

(End of this chapter)