Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1040 Nightclub
Han Li got in the car and just opened his mouth briefly, and the driver began to talk nonstop about the Hong Kong nightclub.

However, after listening to this, Han Li didn't want to go anymore because he learned from this uncle.

There are many nightclubs in Hong Kong now, but one third of them are mainly Chinese style.

A "singing stage" is placed in the middle of the hall, where various performances such as dinner, banquets, singing and dancing, Cantonese opera, musicals, and celebrity singing can be provided.

There are also various kinds of waiters (hostesses), and even many college students come here to earn extra money during holidays.

This type of Chinese nightclub is mostly frequented by uncles, grannies, or wealthy people who come to support others.

At that time, Hung Hom had not yet been built, and this more formal Chinese nightclub with a stage naturally became the stage for many Hong Kong singers. It was also the place for them to expand and make a name for themselves.

If you want to expand your fame, you need people to support and applaud you. Otherwise, if you sing on the stage and people below boo you, wouldn’t that be a failure?
Therefore, those who are smart and knowledgeable will contact some rich, powerful and famous people to come and support their performance a few days before their performance.

At the very least, ask them to keep the situation under control and not allow people to boo and ruin their reputation.

As for the conditions for hiring these people, ordinary people and outsiders have no way of knowing.

Well. But I guess it should be similar to those top guys in later generations.

According to the driver, some Chinese nightclubs have luxuriously and elegantly decorated small single rooms and guest rooms, which are specially provided for people to "rest".

But this is just a rumor, and the driver had only heard about it from someone else.

In the mid-to-late 1970s, as the economy of the Little Red Dot began to develop, many people chose to travel and invest in Hong Kong, and as a result, Japanese nightclubs began to become popular in Hong Kong.

This type of nightclub originated from the dance hall of Little Red Dot, and is mainly led by one or two "Ma, Ma S".

They lead a group of young and beautiful dancers who specialize in dancing and playing rock-paper-scissors with the guests.

Of course, if the fee is right, there are also hidden private rooms in these dance halls.

If you don't want to go to the private rooms, these mamas and mamas are also responsible for arranging for dancers to accompany the guests on outings.

In addition, those nightclubs in the style of Little Red Dot will occasionally hold topless performances.

The situation was magnified to the extreme under the colorful lights and everyone's unanimous shouts.

Many people went to those nightclubs specifically to see this, but eight out of ten times they couldn't see it, so those little red dot-style nightclubs became very popular in the mid-1970s.

Also in the mid-to-late 1970s, that is, in recent years, Hong Kong attracted people from many countries to invest here because of its cheap labor.

Later, the electronics and semiconductor industries grew in scale, attracting not only more businessmen but also backpackers from many countries.

Therefore, Western-style nightclubs began to emerge, where the main style was a hippie one, and once you entered, you could do whatever you wanted as long as you had money.

This immediately attracted young men and women from Hong Kong, but it also attracted many social groups to compete for the "rights to watch" those nightclubs.

During those first two years, nightclubs would often see people from different gangs fighting to the death, and sometimes the fight would affect the customers who came into the club to consume.

This situation directly made the nightclub owners unhappy, and they united to ask the leaders of those gangs for an explanation.

No one knows what the two sides finally talked about, but in the past two years, situations where customers were injured have rarely occurred. Of course, there are always some young people who feel that God is the boss and I am the second in command, and accidents will occasionally happen.

However, for those who like to go out and have fun, this situation is nothing. Some people even look forward to such a situation happening, because then they can escape the bill with a clear conscience.

As Hong Kong's economy took off and its stock market surged, the number of these Western-style nightclubs increased.

Some of these nightclubs have even become "high-end social venues" where it is said that both the decoration and the comfort are the same as those in a palace.

However, if there is no acquaintance to lead the way in such a place, ordinary people would not even know which way the door opens, let alone go in and experience it.

However, compared with the above, Han Li was more interested in the Temple Street Civilian Nightclub mentioned by the driver.

Because according to this driver uncle, Temple Street not only has all kinds of delicious food, but also has opera singers, singers, fortune tellers, people who practice qigong and sell medicine.

Of course, according to this uncle driver, the most important thing is the many colorful neon advertisements openly hung on the streets and buildings in Temple Street, Lock Road and Mong Kok.

The slogans on those light box billboards are very interesting. They say things like "Thai*", "Southern*", "Golden Cat", "Blonde Hair and Blue Eyes", "Little*", "Resident Young Master" and so on.

Not only do these billboards clearly indicate the floor and room number, but they are also basically nearby. You can find the billboard and walk just a few steps into the room you want.

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What is going on? The story began in 1873, when the public prostitute system was legally permitted in England. As long as you paid taxes and obtained a license, you could legally solicit for customers.
However, this system was terminated in 1935. Although the system was terminated, Hong Kong also made certain clear and strict regulations.

"Any place where more than two people are engaged in that kind of business is considered a place for that kind of business."

However, every policy has its own countermeasure. Since the Hong Kong government stipulates that there cannot be two people, then just do it alone.

Thus, the Yilou and Yifeng, which have been popular in Hong Kong for many years, were born.

Because this situation occurs in two regulations, it is also called 161 or 141.

The names of Feng Jie and Feng Gu soon spread, but the Hong Kong government did not care about the situation.

Because there is no legal support, it cannot be said that this behavior is illegal, so the police will not arrest anyone involved, whether you are a buyer or a seller.

In the 1960s, many Fengjies painted all their windows green in order to highlight themselves and better give directions to customers. Therefore, this type of Fenglou was also called "Green Stockade" in that era.

At that time, these brothels were basically concentrated in Jaffe Road, Wan Chai.
However, rent is a hurdle that Fengjies can never get around. In the late 1970s, Jaffe Road in Wan Chai, where Fenglou are gathered, had to be diverted and a series of projects were to be carried out.

This led the Fengjies to choose places like Temple Street and Mong Kok, where there is a lot of traffic and the rent is relatively cheap.

Han Li was very excited by what the driver said, but unfortunately it was already around one in the morning and these places were basically closed. The only people hanging around there were the club members.

Therefore, Han Li’s idea of ​​visiting those places and experiencing them today could not be realized.

Moreover, Han Li did not have an ID card, so he could not check into many hotels. Therefore, he asked the driver to take him directly to Chongqing Building.

Because there are all kinds of hotels here, and all of them do not require ID cards.

Although Han Li had heard some information about the Chongqing Building from the driver, he was still surprised by the situation when he walked into the building.
(End of this chapter)