My Days in the Hong Kong Police Force

Speaking of Hong Kong, the first thing I think of is the beauties from the 80s and 90s. Please forgive me for being a layman

Establishment of the Chief Superintendent of the Hong Kong Police Force [Police Headquarters] There are 22 Chief Superintendents in total 1. Operations Department - Mobile Unit (PTU): Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Support Department - Support Section: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Police Public Relations Division: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent -Transaction Headquarters: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent 3. Criminal Department - Headquarters: Deputy Superintendent - 1 Chief Superintendent - Support Section: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Organized Crime and Triad Investigation Section (O): Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Criminal Intelligence Branch (CIB): Supervisor - Chief Superintendent Division 1 -Narcotics Investigation Bureau (NB): Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent -Commercial Crime Investigation Bureau: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent -Cybersecurity and Technology Crime Investigation Division: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent 4. Security Department - Headquarters: Deputy Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent -Undisclosed Department - 2 Chief Superintendents 5. Personnel Department - Human Resources Section: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Conditions of Service and Discipline Section: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Human Services and Staff Relations: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent 6. Police Academy: Deputy Dean - 1 Chief Superintendent 7. Service Quality Supervision Department - Performance Review Division: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Research and Supervision Division: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent - Complaints and Internal Investigation Division: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent 8 . Planning and Development Department - Headquarters: Supervisor - 1 Chief Superintendent [Hong Kong Island Region] There are 5 Chief Superintendents in total 1. Headquarters: Deputy Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Eastern District, Wan Chai District, Central District, Western District: Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent each, 4 in total [Kowloon East Region] 5 Chief Superintendents in total 1. Headquarters: Deputy Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Wong Tai Sin District, Kwun Tong District, Tseung Kwan O District, Sau Mau Ping District: 1 Commander-Chief Superintendent each, 4 in total (Note: The commander of the Railway District under East Kowloon is only the Senior Superintendent) [West Kowloon Region] 5 Chief Superintendents in total 1. Headquarters: Deputy Commander Officer - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Yau Tsim District, Mong Kok District, Sham Shui Po District, Kowloon City District: Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent each, a total of 4 [New Territories North Region] There are 5 Chief Superintendents in total 1. Headquarters: Deputy Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Tai Po District, Yuen Long District, Tuen Mun District and Boundary District: Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent each, a total of 4 [New Territories South Region] A total of 4 Chief Superintendents 1. Headquarters: Deputy Commander Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent 2. Tsuen Wan District, Kwai Tsing District, Sha Tin District: Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent each, a total of 3 (Note: The commanders of Lantau District and Airport District in the South of the New Territories are only senior police officers Division) [Marine Police Headquarters] There are 1 Chief Superintendent in total Headquarters: Deputy Commander - 1 Chief Superintendent (Explanation: The commanders of the Marine Police Port Outer District and Marine Police Harbor District affiliated to the Marine Police Headquarters are only senior superintendents)

Districts of the Hong Kong Police Force Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters Administration Department, Operations Department, Hong Kong Island Regional Criminal Headquarters, Hong Kong Island Traffic Department Eastern District Police District: North Point Division, Chai Wan Division Wan Chai Police District: Wan Chai Division, Happy Valley Division Central District Police District: Central District Division, Praya Division, Peak Division Western Police District: Western Division, Aberdeen Division, Stanley Division Kowloon East Regional Headquarters Administration Department, Operations Department, Kowloon East Criminal Headquarters, East Kowloon Traffic Division Wong Tai Sin Police District: Wong Tai Sin Division, Tsz Wan Shan Division, Western District Kung Division Kwun Tong Police District: Kwun Tong Division, Tseung Kwan O Division Sau Mau Ping Police District: Sau Mau Ping Division, Ngau Tau Kok Division Railway Police District: Kwun Tong Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Island Line, Lantau and Airport Line, West Rail Line, East Rail Line West Kowloon Regional Headquarters Mong Kok District Police District Headquarters Administration Department, Operations Department, West Kowloon Regional Crime Headquarters, West Kowloon Traffic Department Yau Tsim Police District: Yau Ma Tei Division, Tsim Sha Tsui Division Mong Kok District: District Headquarters and Administrative Division, Operations Division, Criminal Division Sham Shui Po Police District: Sham Shui Po Division, Cheung Sha Wan Division br>Kowloon City Police District: Kowloon City Division, Hung Hom Division New Territories North Regional Headquarters Administration Department, Operations Department, New Territories North Criminal Headquarters, New Territories North Traffic Department Tai Po Police District: Tai Po Division, Sheung Shui Division Tuen Mun Police District: Tuen Mun Division, Castle Peak District District Yuen Long Police District: Yuen Long Division, Tin Shui Wai Division, Pat Heung Division Boundary Police District: Sha Tau Kok Division, Ta Kwu Ling Division, Lok Ma Chau Division New Territories South Regional Headquarters Administration Department, Operations Department, New Territories South Crime Headquarters, New Territories South Traffic Department Tsuen Wan Police District: Tsuen Wan Division Kwai Tsing Police District: Kwai Chung Division, Tsing Yi Division Sha Tin Police District: Sha Tin Division, Tin Sum Division, Ma On Shan Division Lantau Police District: Lantau North Division, Lantau South (Mui Wo) Division, Airport Police District Marine Police Regional Headquarters Administrative Section, Operations Section, Support Section, Marine Police Training School, Small Boat Division, Anti-Smuggling Task Force, Marine Regional Criminal Headquarters, Marine Police Port Area: Marine Police East Division, Marine Police North Division, Marine Police West Division Marine Police Harbor Area: Marine Police Port Division, Marine Police South Division, Cheung Chau Division

Why do authors who write Hong Kong comprehensive stories always like to have some dyslexia? Is your book meant for some people or for everyone?

It's okay to come up with an English word. After all, that's how they speak over there. It's okay to come up with traditional Chinese characters and use some of the titles there. When I read a novel, I have to look up how they speak there. You know better.

When I saw the MP5 light machine gun, I knew it was time to retreat

The first few chapters should be in Cantonese or Mandarin. Don't do those Cantonese ones with Chinese translations at the end. Do you know what is neither fish nor fowl? The way you write is typical nondescript.

I came here to read a Hong Kong police story, which focuses on the relationship between wealthy men and women. The main plot is too serious.

In fact, if you write about Hong Kong's comprehensive police force, it must be both good and evil. It would be better if the criminals bring the British rebels together to trap them.

This book is poisonous. What exactly is Yunliwuli trying to highlight?

When reading this book about Hong Kong police, I remembered an old book (Super Cop of Infinite Return) that was very good in the early stage, but the power system collapsed in the middle and late stages, which is a pity.

If you haven't decided on the heroine yet, I recommend one, the female customs inspector played by Gigi Leung in the movie "Flying Tiger". Gigi Leung is also a childhood goddess

I read several chapters, but I couldn't figure out who the protagonist was

It feels like the urban soldier king and the domineering president ten years ago

After reading a few chapters, I would like to ask, is this a Hong Kong comprehensive article or a realistic article? Are there any characters from movies and TV series?

Alien? I just feel like I'm watching it as a low-key, with no sense of involvement and no passion. You just wrote about alien civilization in a few strokes, and I don't even feel it.

There's no end to Lin's little case, right? It makes me sick to watch

Well written, it gives me the feeling of watching a Hong Kong movie

Can you use Mandarin? I really can't understand some of them.

Can you use less adjectives? Some of them are used in a pretentious way, which seems very awkward. It feels like it's just a waste of word count.

Do you have any good Hong Kong drama recommendations? ! !

The writing is good, but I don't like writing about reality, I only like Hong Kong variety shows

It seems that something suddenly happened. An alien, even a time traveler, seemed more natural. Do you want to write a script?

Finished the book. Click to finish the book. The challenge failed.

The book was okay as I read it slowly, but I was not used to the tone of voice, the names, the units of measurement, and the alien identity of the main character.