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In 1922, a sudden storm in Shanghai Beach World broke the calm night. On this night, the big boss Jin Rong and a brother who is not good at words started a fierce conflict, causing a huge storm that shook Shanghai Beach.
Huang Jin Rong, the legendary tycoon of Shanghai Beach, was born in 1868 and has been mixed with the ruffians since he was a child. However, his ambitions did not stop there, he worked as a framer and later became a patrolman in the Yamen of Shanghai County, responsible for assisting the French in collecting "house and land donations". His work was excellent, especially in a case of the kidnapping of a French priest, and his wit and audacity earned him praise at a crucial moment and laid the foundation for his rise.
However, Huang Jinrong is not satisfied with a single identity. He cleverly expanded his sources to include a group of "three-light codes", these habitual thieves became his eyes and ears, and at the same time expanded his power. Therefore, under the banner of the Qing Gang, he incorporated these people into his camp and continued to accumulate wealth.
In order to be able to officially join the Qinggang, Jin Rong sent 20,000 oceans as a worship fee and officially worshiped under the Qinggang. Since then, his career has reached a higher level, his wealth has continued to accumulate, and his name has been resounding in Shanghai.
At that time, Shanghai Beach was full of chaos, but Huang Jinrong's ambition led him to expand his power. He not only became a core member of the Green Gang, but also rose to the position of chief inspector of the patrol house. Chiang Kai-shek, still called Chiang Zhiqing at that time, also became Huang Jinrong's apprentice. Chiang Kai-shek had been heavily indebted because of the failure of the Northern Expedition, but Huang Jinrong came forward and let him forgive the debt, and even sent him 200 oceans to Sun Yat-sen, and Chiang was grateful.
However, Huang Jinrong's desire was not satisfied. The conflict between him and Zhang Jinghu, the head of the Qing Gang, intensified, so he bought the nightclub and theater in Shanghai Beach at a huge price and continued to accumulate wealth.
However, Huang Jinrong's ambition also caused a crisis at home. He had an extramarital affair with Lu Lanchun and abandoned his wife Lin Guisheng. Although Huang Jinrong paid a high breakup fee, his reputation was seriously damaged. After Lu Lanchun and Huang Jinrong separated, she formed a deep relationship with a son-in-law brother in the audience, and finally left Huang Jinrong.
Huang Jinrong's life became more lonely, full of desire but lacking satisfaction. He continued to run the big world and the common stage, but these did not fill the emptiness in his heart.
However, with the September 18 Incident in 1937, the Japanese invaded Shanghai. At that time, the Japanese invaders tried to find suitable Chinese puppets to run Shanghai, and Huang Jin Rong seemed to be the best candidate. However, he rejected this proposal and stood firmly on the side of resisting the aggressor for the sake of the country.
Over time, Huang Rong grew old, but he stood his ground and supported the country against foreign invasion. In 1953, the nearly eighty-year-old Huang Jin Rong died in the Huang Mansion, where he lived all his life, at the age of 86.
Huang Jinrong's life is full of legends, he was a generation of tycoons in Shanghai, but finally chose the national righteousness, this story has also become a good story in the history of Shanghai.
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