Hong Kong Island Chronicles: My Father, Lui Lok, and the New Tycoon of Hong Kong

New book: Hong Kong Island Chronicles: The Rise of a Super Rich Family in Hong Kong.

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Reborn in Hong Kong Island in 1972.

He became the only son of Lui Lok, the five-hundred-million-dollar detective.

Although Hong Kong's business development was booming at this time, triads were rampant and domineering, corruption was rampant, and public servants frequently extorted protection money from citizens.

But all of this slowly changed with the appointment of the new governor (McLehose).

In October 1973, the Governor of Hong Kong (MacLehose) proposed the establishment of an independent anti-corruption agency, namely the ICAC.

After this news was released...

Former detectives and inspectors from various departments panicked. Major triads also began to keep a low profile and seek new ways out.

Lei Luo: Let's go live on the island of Taiwan.

Lei Jiagang: Dad, you'll definitely have to keep running the road, but you also need to clean up all that money.

After that, he used his father's money to invest in the stock market, establish film and record companies, make the most popular movies, and date the most beautiful women.

Stock market battles, fights against major foreign firms, acquisitions of British-owned groups, and the establishment of the Chinese Alliance.

And so it went, step by step...

Clothing, food, housing, transportation, finance, real estate, hotels, electronics and technology, heavy and light industries, etc.

Many years later...

Lei Jiagang's businesses span the globe, and Hong Kong truly became a port for the Lei family in terms of commerce.