Reborn in 1980: An Age of Great Rivalry in Hong Kong

Only SB would invest in Fengtian without thinking, the investment environment there is extremely poor! At the same time, Fengtian Heavy Industry will not open up in the early 1980s! The 14 cities were open areas and mainly focused on light industry and processing of supplied materials for export. At that time, few foreign-funded enterprises could sell domestically!

Some of your views are too out of the ordinary. To establish your own power in Africa, with your back on the mainland, and your hands on Europe and the United States, you are not writing about hegemony. Just write a good business article.

On the one hand, he writes about positive energy, and on the other hand, he does special things that violate taboos. It is very much like the ancient chivalrous style of chivalrous and righteous. The author should like this kind of martial arts, but this kind of reckless approach is beside the point. You are a Hong Kong businessman, not a Burmese warlord. Especially, he always emphasizes that he and his servants will be as close as one family. They are their own relatives, brothers and elders. They should never be looked down upon by others. Isn't this right and established? For example, if the male protagonist is in danger with his Dong brother and a bunch of bodyguards, will Dong brother and the bodyguards protect the male protagonist together, or will the bodyguards be divided into two groups to protect the male protagonist and Dong brother? What if the male protagonist and his second brother are in danger together? There are also common titles. Brother Dong calls the male protagonist's parents master and wife, and he calls himself kid. Is this because they treat each other as a family and write different articles together? Why doesn't the male protagonist also call his parents "Master and Madam"? There is obviously still a distinction between superiority and inferiority, and it is obvious that we are still acting like a courtesy corporal. Why are we as close as brothers from the same father and mother? It's so fake.

Is there anything remotely related between the words "Rebirth of Hong Kong 1980" and "War"? ? ? ? This introduction gave me a pretentious feeling.

What you can't fight for while standing, you can't fight for even more while kneeling. The Lord of Sijiu City has never considered Thirteen Traders as a partner. Therefore, if merchants want to be independent, it is not enough to rely on loyalty to the flag and love the Qing Dynasty. They must also rely on foreigners to respect themselves.

It's boring. Writing about Hong Kong in the 1980s was so positive. It would be better to just write about the mainland.

Those pictures say that foreign automobile companies come to the mainland to donate. Foreign companies' IQs have been lowered. Foreign companies are not willing to let go of their ducks. They are here to make money.

Some people and things may be forgotten as time goes by, but being able to write about these people and things in novel creation allows more young people today to understand the work style of the older generation of leaders. This is a very meaningful and positive thing.

I can't stand the fact that the main character acts like a grandson everywhere, he is just a character after all, and he still talks down to him like this, which is a bit disrespectful.

Bad grades. It's so normal. The author writes novels. You have to capture the theme. What you wrote is the story of rebirth in Hong Kong. Why did the writing suddenly shift to the early stage of the Anti-Japanese War? And does it have anything to do with the protagonist? Don't you know you're off topic? And I use so much pen and ink. It's just a supporting role of a supporting role of a supporting role. Is it necessary? If you want to make money, write about the topic. Don't write about things that have nothing to do with the protagonist.