After the liberation of Shanghai, Jin Jinrong could have fled to Taiwan or overseas, so why didn't he escape with Du Yuesheng?
Du Yuesheng fled to Hong Kong and the main reason why Jin Rong stayed in Shanghai was age, Du Yuesheng Xiao Jin Rong was 20 years old, his mind was active, could he not think of making a comeback? On the night of April 27, 1949, Du Yuesheng, a big gangster in Shanghai, fled to Hong Kong by ship, and three days later Shanghai was liberated, in fact, Du Yuesheng personally went to the Huang Mansion before deciding to leave Shanghai, and met his mentor Jin Jinrong to persuade him to leave with him.
Jin Jinrong was also the earliest of the three tycoons, when he was a famous gangster in Shanghai. Du Yuesheng was peeling the fruit at the fruit stall, and several people around him admired his skills, sighing in admiration, and someone whispered that this was the fruit Ah Sheng. At this time, Zhang Xiaolin was also fighting and killing with the gangsters at the Shanghai Beach Pier, going through the three stages of small embarrassment at the beginning.
Li Zhiqing and his family worked hard to persuade Jin Rong to leave Shanghai and not to stay in this place, because Chiang Kai-shek's government had collapsed and there would be no hope of a resurgence, but Jin Rong just would not leave Shanghai. In the end, Li Zhiqing left Shanghai with the Huang family's gold and silver and fled to Hong Kong, and later to Taiwan, and Jin Jinrong we all know stayed in Shanghai.
To enable himself to live a good life, he left a way back for himself, and before he liberated Shanghai, he handed over the list of the leaders of his gangs to the Shanghai underground party, honestly, did not help the Kuomintang to resist, and after doing so, he fought for his own survival, showing stable considerations, and the life of Jin Rong did not change, it was still the same. So loach is loach, very slippery.