Hong Kong Film: When You Live in Hongxing, You Don't Want to Be a Boss and Just Make Money.

Lin Chen traveled to the Hong Kong variety show world in the 1980s, became Big Boss B's younger brother, and awakened the charity system. While others collect protection fees, he distributes rice and noodles to lonely old people. While others were grabbing territory, he helped the orphanage. "Donate 30 million in disaster relief materials and reward a complete set of AI chip technologies!" "Establish a children's rescue foundation and reward the 3nm lithography machine production line!" "Purchase medical insurance for 100,000 grassroots citizens and reward solid-state battery patents!" From Causeway Bay to Kowloon Walled City, from Temple Street to Wall Street, rumors are spreading: "The one named Lin Chen distributed moon cakes to the elderly during the day, and helped the club count banknotes at night. He chanted Buddha's name while beheading people, and after the beheading, he also organized a charity funeral for his opponent." Jiang Tiansheng: I want Hong Xing to clear his name. Can you just change it into a welfare home for me? Big D: Brother Chen is a good person. He taught me to wear a helmet when fishing, and that's why I became the leader of Helianshe. When Lin Chen's philanthropic empire controlled TSMC, kicked off Intel, and monopolized AI computing power, there was only one iron law left in the Hong Kong comprehensive industry: "Brother Chen talks about matters, pays the money and cares about the territory; don't pay? He will help you buy a coffin, and he can also issue invoices to deduct taxes!"