I, Yan Jiefang, will live to 2025 in this courtyard house.

He did not go to Hong Kong secretly this time, but went out for normal exchanges after completing all the necessary procedures.

In addition, he specifically submitted an application for overseas investment to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and easily obtained approval.

He currently has HK$30 million in funds that he can openly access.

In this day and age, no matter where you are, it's a lot of money that can get you a lot of things done.

In mainland China, private individuals are currently not allowed to establish audio-visual publishing houses and cannot obtain publishing licenses.

He has a large number of classic songs that he "wrote" a decade or two ago, many of which have been published by the original authors.

Throughout the 80s, whenever Yan Jiefang heard a familiar tune, he would shake his head and sigh, then take out his notebook and cross out all the corresponding lyrics and sheet music.

Now that more than half of the 90 years have passed, he doesn't have much stock left.

If we don't find a way to publish it soon, it'll all just rot in our hands!

That would be absolutely terrible!

Even Yan Jiefang would feel heartbroken!

We drove to Luohu Port.

With his business travel permit to Hong Kong and Macao in hand, crossing the border was very easy for him.

Although Yan Jiefang had gathered some information before coming here, and occasionally visited in person, he was still largely clueless about the situation of the various audio-visual companies here.

Fortunately, he did have a solution.

Here, as long as you have money, there's basically nothing you can't get done.

If it can't be done, there's only one possibility: you don't have enough money.

Those who have watched many Hong Kong movies should know that the law firms here are quite extraordinary.

Within the bounds of the rules, they can even act with impunity.

What's outside the rules is naturally not their responsibility.

Yan Jiefang came this time with the intention of acquiring an audio-visual company.

This is just a normal trade transaction, and it is absolutely within the bounds of the rules.

Going to a law firm is definitely the right choice.

Therefore, after leaving the control station, Yan Jiefang hailed a taxi with a silver-white upper half and a bright red lower half, and asked the driver to take him to a large law firm in the city.

To prevent the guy from wasting time going in circles, he also used psychological manipulation on the driver to make him very honest and absolutely not to cheat or slack off.

However, this is a short-term inducement, and the driver will return to normal after a few hours.

This driver is a chatterbox; his mouth never stops moving.

One minute they'd ask Yan Jiefang what kind of business he was in, the next they'd ask if he wanted a recommendation for a good hotel.

Seeing that Yan Jiefang seemed uninterested in answering these questions, the guy asked again with a smile:

"Boss, you've been here quite a few times. Which female celebrity over there do you think is the prettiest?"

Yan Jiefang didn't know many Hong Kong actresses, so how would he know which one was the most beautiful?

I just blurted one out:

"Wang Zuxian?"

After all, he knew it was already 90 years ago, and Old Wang must have already come to Hong Kong by now.

Moreover, at this time, Lao Wang was still very young, in the prime of his life.

The driver shook his head and pointed to the radio playing music in the car:

"I think the little Jewish girl is the prettiest."

The radio was playing a Cantonese song called "In This Faraway Place".

It was just okay.

Yan Jiefang had a vague impression of this woman, but they weren't familiar with each other.

It seems she likes wearing skirts that show her legs?

We chatted and laughed with the driver in Cantonese the whole way, and about an hour passed quickly.

If Yan Jiefang hadn't been confident that his technique was flawless, and if there hadn't been any repetitions or detours along the way, he would have almost thought the driver was taking him in circles.

"Boss, we've arrived."

Yan Jiefang scanned the surroundings with his divine sense and "saw" that there was indeed a sign above the building that read "Hu Guan Li Luo Wang Law Firm".

So he casually took out a brown coffee bill and handed it to the driver.

This is a large denomination Hong Kong dollar note, with a face value of 500 yuan.

He had just "withdrawn" it from a bank on the street.

He didn't take more than that, just a stack of cash, totaling 50,000 yuan.

I waited for the driver to give me my change before waving goodbye.

After finding out the floor number of the law firm, Yan Jiefang took the elevator to the 25th floor.

Not far from the elevator, I saw a receptionist standing by the law firm's sign.

He walked straight over.

The receptionist immediately asked "politely":

"Sir, do you have an appointment?"

Yan Jiefang was speechless: Did he need to make an appointment?

A faint golden light flashed in his eyes, and the entire law firm seemed to pause for a moment before everything returned to normal.

It was as if nothing had happened.

The receptionist paused for a moment, then directly extended an invitation:

"Our lawyer is upstairs, please follow me."

After scanning with his divine sense, Yan Jiefang knew that Guan Lu was the head of this law firm.

It's naturally the easiest thing to do if you need something.

Guan Lu greeted Yan Jiefang very warmly, extending his hand in greeting:

"Mr. Yan, your visit to our law firm is truly an honor!"

Yan Jiefang reached out and shook hands with him:

"No, no, I came here today to ask you for a favor."

Guan Lu was very bold:

"Don't worry about the trouble. Your business is our firm's business. If it weren't for your help back then, our firm wouldn't be where we are today."

After exchanging greetings that seemed a little abrupt, Yan Jiefang went straight to the point about the purpose of his trip to Hong Kong.

The goal is to acquire a qualified audio-visual company.

Guan Lu thought for a moment, then said somewhat apologetically:

"Mr. Yan, I'm very sorry, but according to the rules of the Hong Kong Law Society, our law firm cannot act as a commercial intermediary."

Therefore, we cannot help you find record companies for sale, nor can we collect any referral commissions from third parties.

However, I personally have some connections in the business world, and there is a gentleman who has been involved in the Hong Kong entertainment industry for many years. I can introduce him to you.

Yan Jiefang was somewhat surprised to hear this, but still nodded:

"OK."

Guan Lu immediately stood up and said:

"He should be at the company at this time today, how about we go visit him together?"

"Okay, let's go then."

Yan Jiefang also wanted to finish things as soon as possible, so he stood up and walked out of the office one after the other with Guan Lu.

With a prominent lawyer like Guan Lv acting as an intermediary, the meeting went very smoothly.

Under Yan Jiefang's golden gaze, the middleman, Mr. Zhou, readily agreed to gather all the relevant materials and send them to the law firm the next day.

And they are responsible for facilitating connections.

This time, his commission as the middleman was only HK$10 (usually 2%-3% of the acquisition price).

Yan Jiefang knew that this was roughly the limit under normal circumstances, so he nodded in agreement.

The next morning, Mr. Zhou arrived at the law firm.

He brought two sets of documents.

He placed the documents on the conference room table, pointed to them, and said:

"After verifying with various sources and reviewing a lot of information last night, I think these two record companies might be suitable for Mr. Yan."

One is artificial vision, the other is Venus.