The perfect future of rebirth

After all, the enemies are all on the table, so it is easy to find out and find a way to deal with them.

If you are afraid, you are afraid of enemies like Zhao Fusheng who like to hide in the dark.

This kind of person is hard to guard against.

But fortunately, since people replied that the matter is over, it means that Zhao Fusheng really does not intend to take revenge any longer. For Wireless, this is undoubtedly the best news.

"Take advantage of this opportunity to get more shares!"

Fang Yihua gritted his teeth and secretly made up his mind.

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Zhao Fusheng naturally didn't know what Fang Yihua was thinking.

He wasn't interested in knowing either.

Hong Kong Island is a world where the weak prey on the strong. The problems left over from the Hong Kong British government have been temporarily covered up by the central government's policies. According to Zhao Fusheng's words to Tan Kaixuan, Hong Kong Island will have problems sooner or later.

The reason is simple, because China is too tolerant of them.

Humans are actually a very strange animal, especially Hong Kong Islanders.

Back then, the British implemented a colonial policy on them. From the high pressure in the 60s to the gentleness in the 80s, these Hong Kong people were willing to treat their grandchildren in front of them.

But now, Huaxia treats them as their own, but Hong Kong Islanders feel that they are not happy.

Sometimes Zhao Fusheng doesn't understand. Could it be that Huaxia needs to treat those waste youths on Hong Kong Island like the British in the 60s, so that they will be happy?

What did Hong Kong Island look like in the 60s?

First of all, it must be admitted that Hong Kong Island at that time was indeed developing rapidly, and it could be regarded as one of the regions with the wealthiest, most economically developed economy and the highest living standards in the world.

At that time, Hong Kong Island gradually transformed from a trading port to an industrialized city. With the rise of the real estate industry, industries were also driven to develop. represent.

At that time, there was no such thing as a Hong Kong Islander. Except for the aborigines in the New Territories, everyone called themselves Chaozhouese, Shunde people, etc. Each place had a chamber of commerce, and each place had a prefix.The friendship between fellow countrymen is definitely a matter of life and death.The rise of Li Chaoren is supported by the Chaoshan Chamber of Commerce.

However, this is only a Chinese rule.

On top of that, there are the rules of the British.

That is, the sky is big and the earth is big, and foreigners are the biggest.

No matter what status the Chinese are in, they are nothing in front of foreigners.

Even in the police force, foreign superintendents can wantonly beat Chinese police officers.

Fatty Wang later filmed a movie called "Chasing the Dragon". Liu Tianwang played the role of [-] million detective Lei Luo when he was young. , and then hit people.

This is not an exaggeration of the movie, but a fact.

Even, the truth is scarier than this.

In Hong Kong Island back then, most of the Chinese who got along well were inextricably linked with the British Hong Kong government.

For example, among the so-called four major families, none of them bear the title of justice of the peace, and they are often called jazz.

The reason why Huo Daheng can be called a red capitalist is because he has been working hard to help the mainland since the Korean War era, and was even suppressed by Hong Kong and Britain for many years.

If it wasn't for the Huo family's control of the sand and gravel business on Hong Kong Island, and the support of a large number of patriotic businessmen like Chartered Ship King behind them, I'm afraid they would have been unable to hold on.

Far away.

Closer to home.

Deep down in Zhao Fusheng's heart, he really didn't like Hong Kong Island, so when Tan Kaixuan proposed to make waves in the stock market here, he didn't care. Did not say anything more.

Anyway, in Zhao Fusheng's view, with Tan Kaixuan's shrewdness and skill, as long as he is not foolish enough to provoke top bosses like Li Chaoren, in the Hong Kong Island stock market, he can really win the wind and win the wind. It rained.

"How many days are you planning to stay here?"

Zhao Fusheng asked Tan Kaixuan.

"Let's see, a week is fine." Tan Kaixuan said with a smile, "What about you?"

"Look at my wife's mood."

Zhao Fusheng chuckled: "I guess I have to hang out with your family for a few days."

Tan Kaixuan shrugged: "This is the best, otherwise I have to go shopping with her..."

As he spoke, his body shook and he smiled, as if recalling some bad memories.

Not only him, Zhao Fusheng also had lingering fears about going shopping with his wife, so he shrugged and decisively changed the subject.

"Tell me, is Hong Kong Island still developing?"

Standing side by side on the top floor of the Victoria Hotel, Zhao Fusheng and Tan Kaixuan looked down.

"Who knows."

Zhao Fusheng smiled when he heard Tan Kaixuan's question, but did not answer him.

"You know, I always feel that the upside of Hong Kong Island has been blocked, and the development here has stopped. Real estate developers occupy most of the positions of the top rich people, and everyone seems to be solidified. .” Tan Kaixuan said slowly with his hands behind his back.

"This is a fact."

Zhao Fusheng nodded: "From an economic point of view, this place has lost its value for redevelopment. To put it bluntly, if Hong Kong Island ten years ago was the Pearl of the Orient, then Hong Kong Island today is It began to decline and became an ordinary city in China. After ten years, it may have to rely on blood transfusions from the mainland..."

"real or fake?"

Tan Kaixuan was stunned for a moment, and looked at Zhao Fusheng in surprise.

He just had some feelings, but he never expected that Zhao Fusheng would be so pessimistic.

Yes, in his opinion, Zhao Fusheng was a little too pessimistic.

"Whether pessimistic or not, let time tell."

Zhao Fusheng smiled faintly, and was noncommittal to Tan Kaixuan's words.

History will prove whether my words are right or not.

Although he actually knew that he was not alarmist, he was telling the truth.But in the future, who can say clearly.

It's like Zhao Fusheng once liked a movie called "Big Fish" very much, but hated all the movie reviews about it, no matter positive or negative.