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Books by Bei Zhai Wentai
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Tales of the Jianghu: Shenzhen’s Wang Jiadai 那些年江湖事：深圳王加代
This book tells the story of a gangland kingpin from the 1990s, based on real people and events. Jia Dai was an influential figure in the legends of the underworld. He was known for his generosity and loyalty, and for valuing friendship above all else. In a world rife with gangland conflict, Jia Dai navigated among the various factions with courage and intelligence. He had many loyal followers, and no matter how difficult the situation, he could lead his men forward without hesitation. Jia Dai k
57.3kReads7.7Score3.2kShelves
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A Chronicle of the Anti-Organized Crime Campaign in Hebei 河北扫黑风云纪实
The boss, whom we'll call Zhang Jiaqiang, was orphaned at a young age and scraped by on the streets with his younger brother, Zhang Jiaren. He rose from running a small freight depot to becoming a crime boss who ruled the local underworld. In 2000, Zhang Jiaqiang and the core members of his gang were rounded up by police. In 2003, he was executed at the age of forty-one after being convicted of multiple crimes, including organizing and leading a criminal organization, intentional homicide, and i
19.2kReads6.4Score562Shelves
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A True Account of Liu Yong’s Crackdown on the Shenyang Underworld 沈阳黑道大哥刘涌打黑纪实
Today, I want to unveil a long-buried story, a legendary tale set in Fengtian in 1997. Back then, a powerful underworld boss was rising to prominence in Fengtian: Liu Yong, known as “Second Brother” and, in the underworld, as Brother Yong. I'll take you into his world and tell the story of how an ordinary man became a feared underworld kingpin. After countless brushes with death, he came to rule both the legitimate and criminal worlds, writing a brilliant chapter in history. The story begins in
8.6kReads7.5Score672Shelves
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The Scarred Brothers: Jianghu in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia 刀疤兄弟：内蒙古通辽江湖
This novel is adapted from real events. Its plot and characters have been artistically altered, and real cases and fiction are interwoven, as are truth and storytelling. After all, a novel without fiction would not be a novel. Readers, please do not assume that any character or event refers to you. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. What is the underworld? Wherever there are people, there are grudges; wherever there are grudges, there is an underworld. But have you ever really seen it? The
3.8kReads7.2Score334Shelves