Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1037 Selecting the Source of Initial Funding
The places chosen by Han Li to provide himself with initial funds were Kowloon Walled City and Chongqing Building. Although he was very unfamiliar with the situation in Hong Kong, he still had some understanding of these two famous places.

Anyone who has watched Hong Kong movies basically knows about Kowloon Walled City, which is said to be one of the most densely populated places in the world.

And due to some historical reasons, Kowloon Walled City has become a lawless area.

(The country can’t reach it, England doesn’t want to intervene, and the Hong Kong government doesn’t dare to intervene.)
Therefore, it attracted criminals and desperate people from many countries to live here, which also made the environment of Kowloon Walled City even more special, so special that even the 500 million inspector did not dare to go in to arrest people.

It is said that due to some incidents, the police station gathered 3,000 people to arrest people, but ended up with heavy casualties.

Some people were chased by the police after they had just robbed someone on the street. As long as they could run into the territory of Kowloon Walled City, they would be fine. The police could only leave outside cursing.

It is precisely because of this situation that there are every kind of business you can think of in Kowloon Walled City.

Some people regard Kowloon Walled City as a slum, some people regard it as a cash cow, some people regard it as a paradise, some people laugh and play here, and some people die here.

However, Han Li needed to go there in person to confirm the specific situation.

In addition, Chongqing Building is even more interesting. Han Li had read a report about it online in his previous life.

It is mentioned above that Chongqing Building was originally designed as a residential building. It was originally designed to have 770 units for sale, but later it became a building with more than 920 owners.

But later, with the rise of tourism in Hong Kong, some owners converted their houses into simple inns similar to Western youth hostels.

That was the time when hippies emerged in the West in the 1960s and 1970s. Those foreigners came to Hong Kong for tourism and stayed in cheap hotels like those in Chongqing Building.

But they also brought sleepless, deafening rock music, and the beauty of "Leaves" that we had to taste from time to time, and many people gathered together to discuss Adam and Xia.

The owners could not do anything even if they appealed, as the Hong Kong government at the time did not dare to provoke these people who came from their motherland.

This caused many owners who could not bear it to move out of the building and sublet or resell their homes to others.

From then on, the original residential building quickly transformed into a commercial building.

Those operators also began to show their creative ideas. Suites were converted into "guest rooms" with small bathrooms, and residences were converted into hotels. Because there were no chimneys, the corridors were filled with various smells all day long, and messy wires and pipes crisscrossed the corridors.

Since the hippies moved in, Chongqing Building's reputation quickly deteriorated locally, but it became widely known among foreigners.

Later, Hong Kong became a manufacturing center for semiconductor radios and even the electronics industry.

Cheap goods attracted backpackers from many countries. These people came out to make money and what they want is cheapness, so 90% of them chose to stay in Chongqing Building.

Later on, this place became almost the same as Kowloon Walled City, and became the best hiding place for various gangs, wanted criminals, Changji, gamblers, leaf sellers, and flour sellers, because the environment here was much better than that of Kowloon Walled City.

When Han Li was thinking about where to go, a big brother behind him shouted loudly.

"There is a fall, there is a fall."

The driver raised his hand to show that he understood, and then he stepped on the brakes to stop the minibus.

Even so, the guy who shouted "Stop the car" was still mumbling while taking out the money.

"I already shouted that it had fallen, and you drove so far?"

The driver glanced at him and said, "Brother, is this your first day riding in a car?"

Han Li thought the two of them would start arguing, but they just grumbled a few words and then dispersed. The other passengers seemed to be used to it and didn't seem surprised at all. Han Li turned his head and looked around, and found that the Hong Kong Chinese University was on the left, but before he could take a closer look, the minibus started again.

However, this minibus ended at Kowloon Tong, so they had to change to other minibuses.

Although this is only Kowloon Tong, not Kowloon City, and most of the surrounding areas are wilderness, Han Li did not change cars directly after getting off the bus.

Because he finally had money in his hands, it didn't matter whether he had food or not, the most important thing was to buy a map.

Otherwise he would feel like a headless fly. The feeling of being blindfolded and unable to find his way around was extremely uncomfortable.

Hong Kong's tourism industry has developed well in recent years. Even small newsstands sell maps, but the most popular newspapers here are horse racing and financial newspapers.

Of course Han Li also bought a few newspapers of different categories, but at this time, in the minibus parking area behind, two groups of people started fighting over the departure time.

The situation started with pushing and shoving, which gradually turned into a physical conflict, and in the end the two sides almost came to a head with a fight.

No machetes were seen, but large wrenches and jack joysticks were all taken out. However, the scene was still a case of much thunder but little rain.

What surprised Han Li was that the vendors and passengers around him seemed to be accustomed to this kind of thing. After protecting their own property, the brave ones even shouted encouragement to the fighting parties.

The newsstand lady who sold the news to Han Li seemed to see his confusion and said with a smile.

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"Young man, you just bought a map and now you still have this expression. You must be here for fun, right?"

"Uncle, you have good eyesight. You can see it at a glance."

"Hahaha, I'm old now. I was the same back then..."

The old man talked a lot of nonsense before he got the topic back on track.

It turns out that as long as business owners pay the relevant fees, the community will generally not easily make trouble for the sake of their own reputation. When you encounter gangsters causing trouble, they will come forward to help you solve it.

Of course, if you encounter another club suddenly coming to grab your territory, you can only hope for the best.

However, situations such as fighting over territory and hacking each other usually occur at night, or in extremely remote alleys, beaches, and abandoned factories.

Because during the day on the streets, most communities have to give enough face to the police officers in the police station.

They may not have evidence to do anything to the gang leader, but they can still make life harder for a small thug like you, even with the ICAC.

Of course, these Sirs are referring to those with flowers on their shoulders. Ordinary green-clad patrol officers are not included in this category.

Also, conflicts like the one between the minibus drivers today can only be considered minor matters, and the real decision can only be made by their respective associations.

While Han Li was listening to the old man's bragging, the minibus drivers who had been fighting to the death had retreated to the back, and they were replaced by two groups of members from different societies who were talking to each other.

Han Li was no longer interested in the old man's bragging at this time, and he was also in no mood to watch how the two groups handled the matter.

However, when Han Li was leaving here, he used his golden finger to borrow some money from the two gang members, went to the roadside, hailed a taxi and left in style.

"Kowloon City."

As soon as Han Li finished saying the location, the guy driving in front turned his head and looked at him.
(End of this chapter)