The First Gang of the Republic of China

A history of the Qinggang and a popular history of the Republic of China! In ancient China, gangs have always been small organized and disciplined groups in society. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the government gradually restricted trade and severely cracked down on associations. As a result, the scope of gang activities moved underground. The Youth Gang was formed during this period, and then developed and prospered in the chaotic social environment of modern China. This book is the most profound explanation of the history of the Qinggang. It incorporates a variety of materials into the documentary method and becomes a popular and enjoyable history of the Qinggang. The main contents of this book include: the relationship between the three gang giants of the Republic of China - Huang Jinrong, Du Yuesheng, and Zhang Xiaolin - and their respective gangs; the complex relationship between the Green Gang and Hongmen; the relationship between masters and apprentices within the gang and the internal strife within the gang; the gang system and political plot; the Green Gang's manipulation of the Kuomintang, etc. Although the Qinggang was just a gangster organization that looked out for its own interests, it did inadvertently influence the entire Republic of China era.