Have you ever heard of the triad in Hong Kong? At that time, gangsters were everywhere, and some even became actors. Today I want to take stock of the four black bosses in Hong Kong that year. The fourth is Hong Kong actor Chen Huimin, some people may be surprised, how can it be an actor? In fact, Chen Huimin has a surprising identity outside the entertainment industry, he is the deputy hall master of Hong Kong's 14K triad. Chen Huimin began to fight underground black boxing after resigning from the police, and his martial arts prowess and social connections quickly allowed him to establish himself throughout the gang.
At its peak, Chen Huimin had more than a thousand people under his command and monopolized many industrial chains in the Hong Kong entertainment industry, worth tens of billions. He was one of the most capable bearers in Hong Kong, angrily beating Beijing Bai Xiaohang and Zang Tianshuo, taking more than a hundred people to drink in heaven and on earth, and even Nie Lei, a big brother in Qingdao, went to Hong Kong to install a calf, and was led by Chen Huimin to more than 300 people, directly beating Nie Lei to his knees. Even Hong Kong's thief king Zhang Ziqiang was in awe of him.
Chen Huimin also saved the female star Carina Liu and beat the kidnappers to the ground, which is really powerful! Once, when Carina Lau was kidnapped, the kidnappers threatened to print thousands of copies of her nude photos and throw them all over the street, so that all Hong Kong people could see her figure and demand a ransom of three million. Carina Lau thought of Chen Huimin and asked her for help. Chen Huimin used the identity of the 14K Hall Master at that time and sent more than 1,000 people to surround the kidnappers in the suburbs. In the end, Chen Huimin personally found the kidnappers, destroyed them with five consecutive shots, and successfully snatched back Liu Jialing's photo.
This incident reminds us of the rampant Hong Kong triad in those days. Although there are confused boys everywhere, there are only four black bosses who are really ruthless enough to have many brothers. In third place is the first black boss of New Ngee On, Hong Hanyi. At that time, he had more than 5,000 people under his command and ruled the Hong Kong gangsters for seventeen years. He once angrily beat Li Manlin in Shanxi, gave Macao Broken Tooth a big mouth, and even cut off Sun Shixian's fingers and broke seven ribs. Chen Haonan's prototype, Causeway Bay bearer, is just a little brother, and he is not famous at all.
So, what is the ranking of the top four black bosses in Hong Kong? If you want to know the answer, listen to me continue. At one time, Hong Kong's triads were rampant and full of confused boys, but there were not many brothers who were really ruthless, only four black bosses, they were the real bigwigs. Today I want to take stock with you about the top four black bosses in Hong Kong at that time. First of all, there is Hong Hanyi. He is the third black boss, and Chen Huimin is fourth. None of them can stop Hong Hanyi, the tiger of Wan Chai. Have you heard of Chen Haonan?
He is the prototype of the Causeway Bay bearer, but he is only a little brother in the gang, and he can't even rank in the top four. Once, in order to take revenge on Leslie Cheung, Chen Haonan brought more than 30 people to break into Leslie Cheung's crew with guns and beat him all over his body. Leslie Cheung found Hung Hanyi to take revenge, and Hung Hanyi took more than 400 people to the Lan Kwai Fong nightclub, directly beat Chen Ho-nam into a cripple, and threw him into the sea to feed the fish. This is Hong Hanyi, a real big guy. The second black boss is Wu Xihao. You may not be familiar with this name, but you must have heard of Ye Jihuan.
Wu Xihao was Ye Jihuan's first eldest brother and his partner when he came to Hong Kong from the mainland. Wu Xihao originally had nothing, but he was the kind of person who "sought wealth in danger". He relied on his skills to gain a foothold in the Teochew Gang. To make a splash in Hong Kong, robbery, murder, and all kinds of evil are necessary, but he also has to rely on the support of some bigwigs. So, he took a five-shot gun and beat the Chaozhou gang big brother into minutes. In order to be able to compete with 14K for territory, he spent a lot of money to hire fifty mercenaries from Burma, and 14K was defeated.
Later, he spent more money on arms, organized his own army, and began to trade drugs from Laos and Myanmar to the Golden Triangle, rising to become a real boss. These are the two real bigwigs in the history of Hong Kong gangsters. They each used their own way and did their best, and finally stood at the peak of the gang. Hong Kong triads used to be rampant, and there were only four really ruthless black bosses at that time, today I will take an inventory of their rankings. The first place is the bandit Zhang Ziqiang, he is different from other black bosses, he is a fighter among the big brothers.
The younger brothers who followed him all lived a well-off life, with good cars, mansions, and even hundreds of girls accompanying them when they slept at night. Zhang Ziqiang was at his peak, and even went to the toilet with dozens of beautiful women to serve. He once kidnapped a Hong Kong monopoly with a time bomb on his body and went to his eldest brother's house to ask for a ransom. Brother Jia Cheng praised him and praised his guts and wisdom, but Zhang Ziqiang said that he did not have the mind and backers of Brother Jia Cheng, only a pair of fists and a guts that did not want to die. When he was richest, Zhang Ziqiang was worth more than 10 billion.
Wu Xihao once monopolized all the drug trading markets in Hong Kong, and seventy percent of the drug trade was related to him. Yang Kun from the Golden Triangle once came to Hong Kong to discuss business with him, but he eventually broke his legs and cut off three fingers. He used the money he earned to sweep away other drug dealers and bribe police. Even if the police take him away, he has to eat and drink well, and he has to be released at night. But with the return of Hong Kong, Wu Xihao's road as a black boss has also come to an end. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison and the entire group to 124 years.
He was blinded with a toothbrush in prison, became a new prison bully, and eventually died of illness in prison without blindness. The prototype of Chen Honan, the bearer of Causeway Bay, is just a little brother, which is simply not enough to rank in the top four. And the third place is The Tiger of Wan Chai, whose name is unknown, but he was once the backbone of Hong Kong's triad. He is primarily commercial and does not involve violence. He was an extremely intelligent man, and he was only there to make money, not fame and fortune. He once said: having money and not having money is not a problem, the problem is whether you have money to spend. At his highest time, he was worth a billion.
Fourth was Yan Zemin, who made money by selling drugs and extortion, but who was eventually caught by the Hong Kong police. He was the first triad member in Hong Kong's history to be sentenced to death, but his sentence was eventually commuted to life imprisonment. His story teaches us that there is a price to any crime, and don't think you can get away with it. In the stories of these black bosses, some people embarked on the road of crime and were eventually punished; Some people have successfully embarked on the road of earning money because of their ingenuity.
But no matter who they are, their stories are part of Hong Kong's history and part of our vigilance. This is a legendary story, telling the story of a big brother in Hong Kong society, Zhang Ziqiang. He was a man of great prestige, and anyone who saw him had to kneel down and talk to him. However, once his younger brother was beaten in Beijing by a member of the Kadai organization named Ma San, so Zhang Ziqiang rushed to Beijing with more than fifty people and almost killed the person of the Kadai organization.
In order to save Ma San, Kadai went to the meeting alone, and after seeing Zhang Ziqiang, he stabbed himself in the thigh with a gun and said: "Brother Qiang, you dissipate your anger, do you see if you have relieved your hatred." But Zhang Ziqiang didn't have any reaction, so Kadai knelt down, stabbed himself twice in the stomach, and said: "Brother Qiang, you dissipate your anger, have you relieved your hatred." In the end, Zhang Ziqiang agreed to release Kadai and Ma San. Zhang Ziqiang is a very powerful big brother and is highly respected even at the gaming table in Macau.
Once, while playing landlord with a man named Liang Xudong, his subordinate Ye Jihuan took an AK47 and directly broke one of Liang Xudong's legs, almost dying in Macau. However, it is a pity that later Zhang Ziqiang went to the mainland, but he pretended to be like a calf. Eventually, he was captured by the police in the interior and sentenced to death. A generation of big brothers was just like that. This story is lively and interesting, and it is deeply moving. As a big brother in Hong Kong society, Zhang Ziqiang has very strong personal prestige and power.
However, even such characters have their own weaknesses and shortcomings. He may be very powerful in other ways, but in the mainland he is like a child, easily caught by the police. This tells us that even powerful characters have their limitations. We should appreciate their merits, but also see their shortcomings and not be overly superstitious about authority.