Hong Kong Film: Night Cop

Chapter 511 Offending Ding Jiaqiang

Amid everyone's anticipation, Li Fei slowly spoke, "Since the terrorists are hiding in Yau Ma Tei, their target can't be too far away."

With that in mind, Superintendent Liu quickly found a map of Yau Ma Tei, laid it out on the table, and everyone gathered around to look at it.

"this."

Superintendent Liu pointed to the only elite school in Yau Ma Tei—Eden Smith International School.

The students at this school are all from wealthy and influential families, many of whom are children of high-ranking officials in Hong Kong, and some are even children of British officials.

If this place were blown up, the impact would be huge.

It is likely that some high-ranking officials in Hong Kong will hold funerals.

"If that's the case, then we're in big trouble."

"I have a headache," said Inspector Zhuang.

He knew better than anyone else who was in the school, especially since his son also studied there.

At that moment, he wished he could call back immediately and tell his son to take a break from school for a while.

But he knew he couldn't do that, otherwise the political department wouldn't let him off the hook.

"Sir, should we notify the school and have them close for a while?"

A police superintendent in the conference room said nervously that his daughter also studied at this school.

"No."

Before Inspector Zhuang could reply, Ding Jiaqiang objected directly.

If the school is notified, how will he catch the terrorists?

"Director Ding, do you know the consequences of doing this? You're putting the students in danger," the superintendent said in a deep voice.

"Of course I know, but have you realized the consequences of doing this? If you make a big fuss about this and let all the citizens of Hong Kong know that a group of terrorists want to bomb a school, do you know how big the impact will be?"

Ding Jiaqiang's reasoning was correct.

If the public were to learn that a group of dangerous terrorists were planning to bomb a school, the resulting unrest would be a devastating blow to Hong Kong, and could potentially cause a major economic collapse.

This is something even the Governor of Hong Kong probably couldn't afford to take responsibility for.

"If this won't work, then Director Ding, what are you going to do?" the superintendent asked anxiously.

"We'll send people in undercover to infiltrate the school, monitor the entire campus, and then wait for them to come to us," Ding Jiaqiang said confidently.

Upon hearing this, the others thought about it and agreed that it was indeed a very good idea.

If everything is arranged properly, then it is indeed possible to wipe out the terrorists in one fell swoop.

“Okay, let’s do it the way Director Ding suggested,” Inspector Zhuang agreed.

"Should we still search for terrorists in Yau Ma Tei?" Superintendent Liu asked.

"Search, keep searching."

"That's what Inspector Zhuang said."

"YESSIR."

End of the meeting.

Just as Li Fei was about to leave, Ding Jiaqiang called him back.

"Director Ding, is something the matter?"

Looking at the mustache in front of him, Li Fei asked.

“Inspector Li, you’re a smart man. I’m inviting you to join the Political Department again. Are you interested in coming with me?” Ding Jiaqiang invited sincerely.

"I'm sorry, I refuse."

Ding Jiaqiang had invited him before, but Li Fei declined. I didn't expect him to invite him again. It seems that he values ​​me a lot.

"Li Fei, '97 is almost here. Joining the Political Department is the right choice. Maybe you can even be included in the immigration list," Ding Jiaqiang tempted.

Immigrating to the UK is an absolute huge temptation for many Hong Kong people today.

After all, with the return to China approaching, wealthy people in Hong Kong generally harbor a sense of unease. There is widespread concern among Hong Kong residents that post-reunification policies might become less open, jeopardizing their existing economic and social standing.

This uncertainty and potential negative impacts have prompted many people to choose to emigrate in order to ensure that their own interests are not harmed.

Furthermore, the economic ties between Hong Kong and the mainland are not yet fully integrated, and many people worry that the mainland's economic development may affect Hong Kong's economic advantages.

Many people believe that by immigrating, they can better protect their assets and interests.

But Li Fei would absolutely scoff at these people.

It seems that wealthy people in Hong Kong are overthinking things.

Do they really think the mainland economy will drag Hong Kong down?

It's important to know that in just a few years, the mainland's economic level will far surpass that of Hong Kong.

On the contrary, Hong Kong's financial economy plummeted, and in one or two decades, it couldn't even compare to the economy of a first-tier city in mainland China.

In addition, political and cultural differences within Hong Kong society have increased people's anxiety.

This, in turn, influences their lifestyle and beliefs.

Therefore, some people choose to emigrate in order to avoid this potential cultural conflict and political pressure.

In short, the main reasons for Hong Kong people to emigrate are concerns about the potential adverse effects of changes in mainland policies and the need to protect their economic and social status.

These factors combined to prompt many people to choose to immigrate.

However, it is not easy for Hong Kong residents to immigrate to the UK. Generally, only those who have made contributions to the UK or have invested in the UK are eligible for immigration.

Most Hong Kong residents are not eligible to immigrate.

Ding Jiaqiang has now granted Li Fei the right to immigrate to the UK, something that is unattainable for most Hong Kong people.

But Li Fei was different. As a Chinese, he despised those yellow-skinned, white-hearted guys.

Therefore, he refused without even thinking.

Ding Jiaqiang's face darkened. He hadn't expected Li Fei to be so disrespectful. He had invited him twice, but this bastard had ignored him. This made the proud man very dissatisfied with Li Fei.

He was thinking about whether he should find an opportunity to teach Li Fei a lesson.

"Director Ding, if there's nothing else, I'll head back now. I still have many things to take care of in my department."

Li Fei was too lazy to pay attention to this guy, and he didn't care whether angering him would cause trouble.

If Ding Jiaqiang dares to play dirty tricks on him, Li Fei wouldn't mind sending that bastard to meet his God ahead of time.

"Humph!"

Ding Jiaqiang snorted coldly at Li Fei's retreating figure.

"Sir, what should we do next?"

At this moment, Ding Jiaqiang's confidant Zhou Jian stepped forward and asked.

"How? Do I need to remind you? Of course, you should go undercover at Aiden Smith International School beforehand, you idiot."

Ding Jiaqiang, who was in a bad mood, cursed at Zhou Jian.

Zhou Jian was furious after being scolded so harshly. All he did was ask for instructions, and he was met with a barrage of insults.

He took out his anger on his superior after being rejected.

"Okay, sir."

Although Zhou Jian was in a bad mood, he dared not upset his superior, so he could only keep his anger to himself and planned to go back and find a jerk to vent his anger on.

Li Fei returned to his department.

Then Somari called all the team members to the department's conference room.

After everyone had arrived, Li Fei gave the orders from above.

The original patrol plan was cancelled, and instead, they were all ordered to search for terrorist strongholds in Yau Ma Tei.

(End of this chapter)