Du Yuesheng, a big man in Shanghai, began to become "black" when and why he joined the gang
Speaking of Du Yuesheng, everyone must not be unfamiliar, he is a well-known Shanghai gangster, in the Republic of China period, by selling opium, hurting their bodies, wantonly amassing wealth, and relying on this kind of business to make a fortune, in order to keep the way to make money, Du Yuesheng hired a lot of idle people at that time, and finally formed a gang organization, began to grow.
And this organization was also under his leadership, constantly fighting and grabbing land, thus expanding their own power, monopolizing the opium market, they ran amok, fighting a lot of people, constantly fishing and meat The people of Shanghai became the most "black" group of people in Shanghai at that time. And the opium business in their hands has caused many people's families to be destroyed and displaced.
It is said that there are no inherently bad people in this world, but has Du Yuesheng been so bad from the beginning? In fact, no, when Du Yuesheng first arrived in Shanghai, he was also bullied by others, under the oppression of this bad situation, his disposition was also changing little by little, perhaps he understood that only by making himself strong would he be respected. Under the control of this desire, he embarked on a road of no return step by step.
In the early days of Shanghai, he experienced the warmth and coldness of human feelings, experienced the dark side of society, he understood what despair was, knew that he was an ant-like existence in this part of Shanghai, and if he wanted to become a superior person, he could only rely on himself, so when he was bullied many times, he chose to make friends with some of the three religions and nine streams in society. Every day with these people, at that time, he could only sigh every day that this blossoming Shanghai, perhaps really had no fate with himself, although it was beautiful, it did not belong to himself.
During the Republican period, the low-class people in Shanghai were exploited every day and lived in fear every day, while the upper class people sang and danced every day, going in and out of high-end places.
Perhaps the later Du Yuesheng himself did not think that he would become the gang boss of Shanghai, and would integrate into the Shanghai that was out of reach for him at the beginning, and could call the wind and rain.
Du Yuesheng, who originally only wanted to save himself, became "black" step by step.