
The Rise of Hong Kong's Tycoon Families
香江豪门崛起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 594k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A smuggler who graduated from the University of Hong Kong in 1977? Are you kidding me? HKU! ! ! 1977! ! ! Be a gangster! ! ! ! ! He is still a little gangster who hangs out with others! ! ! ! My cerebellum is atrophied! ! ! It's responsible for my shock this year! ! ! ! !
Newlon Port is the essence. To make money in Hong Kong, the first priority is finance, the second is ports, and the third is real estate. Any other industry is just for fun. Film and television entertainment? That is glamorous in the eyes of ordinary people, but in fact it is nothing but feathers. There is still some value in the media that is closely related to the entertainment industry, but it is a pity that the media in Xiangjiang misses the point of skills.
Since you can make money by selling antiques as your first pot of gold, don't make any movies. Not to mention you won't make much money, and it's a waste of time.
Come on, update more and receive more women, support and support
That's it. When writing a novel, you have to look at the price. 30 For a square foot is 1,200 for a thousand words. It's almost the same even if it's one zero less. Check the price when writing, otherwise it won't be interesting.
The ideas are confusing, the writing is average, and the reading experience is poor.
Just like the entertainment articles at the bottom, they are all written by AI
The writing is very messy, there is no prioritization of industries, and there is no privatization of the main business.
It seems that in 1977, as long as you could go to the urban area, you could go to the police station to apply for an ID card and apply for the land holding policy. Will this policy be canceled after 80 years?
There is a new book by a newcomer, "Hong Kong Island's New Rich Era". Friends who like it can check it out.