Siheyuan: Living in the People's Community, with a Heart for the Red Star

In a daze, he suddenly felt his body shaking and heard loud cries for help beside him. Then he felt as if he was being carried away on a stretcher. Then he must have been in an ambulance. He felt the car starting and driving towards the hospital with shrill sirens.

It felt like it had been driving for about 10 minutes when the vehicle slowly stopped. I absolutely could not get dizzy again, so I pretended to be awake, slowly opened my eyes, then suddenly sat up and yelled, "Don't kill me, don't kill me!"

Then he suddenly realized that the environment was not right. He looked around and saw the nurse and the nervous escort. He smiled awkwardly at the nurse and the escort and lay back on the emergency bed. When the escort saw that he had woken up, he escorted him to the hospital and took him to the doctor to check whether he needed to be hospitalized. After a series of examinations by the doctor confirmed that everything was normal, the relaxed escort took him back to the police station to take a statement.

Seeing that the other party had relaxed, Lao Yang said that he wanted to go to the toilet to relieve himself. He was too nervous and too excited before, and now he wanted to piss himself when he recalled it. The policeman sympathized with the security guard and accompanied Lao Yang into the toilet. After checking inside and outside, he confirmed that there was no one else in the toilet. Lao Yang waved his hand and knocked the policeman unconscious, and carried him to the toilet in the cubicle. Then he quickly took the body of the security guard out of the space and changed into the security uniform that Lao Yang was wearing. After he was ready, he threw it into the cubicle and locked the door from the inside.

Lao Yang disguised himself into Andy Lau's handsome face through the art of disguise, changed into a handsome leather jacket, and walked out of the hospital with a swagger. He stopped a taxi on the street and took a taxi to Standard Chartered Bank. On the way, the driver told Lao Yang that Standard Chartered Bank was robbed today, and the building was blown up beyond recognition by the robbers. Now the police and the robbers are still in a standoff, and many bodies and wounded have been transported out. Now you should still see a lot of police and reporters.

When Lao Yang arrived near Standard Chartered Bank by taxi, the road was completely blocked and full of cars. Lao Yang had no choice but to get off the car and walk to the bank's cordon. Lao Yang finally squeezed to the front of the cordon after great effort. In the distance, he saw many police officers recording the things being carried in and out. All the glass near the building was shattered, and even the walls had cracks, which were very clear.

Lao Yang also saw many media reporters interviewing passers-by. Many people were also excitedly talking about the bank explosion. Many people gathered together to discuss asking the bank to hand over the customers' deposits. It was obvious that these people were depositors. Standard Chartered Bank staff had already come forward to negotiate.

Old Yang saw Lei Luo and the other two inspectors sitting together from a distance, smoking and talking about something. They looked very unhappy and occasionally scolded the police who came to report.

Old Yang looked at his masterpiece, smiled with satisfaction and left.

When they returned to Kowloon Walled City, they found Wu Shihao and his brothers drinking at a food stall. A big brother in the Walled City helped him out with the gambling stall issue, and he was in a good mood. When Lao Yang arrived, he was bragging about the robbery of Standard Chartered Bank, as if they had seen it with their own eyes.

Awei said that a group of people rushed in with machine guns and killed anyone they saw. They used a truckload of explosives to blow up the vault door, robbed the money and ran away. They didn't catch a single cop. Several inspectors were scolded in the street by the foreigners. The inspectors didn't even dare to fart. It was really satisfying to watch.

Ah Wen said that the bank had heard that there was only one robber, a big, blond, blue-eyed foreigner, five feet tall, extremely strong, with arms like beams and legs like pillars, and he killed people as easily as chopping melons and vegetables. He was a real hero, but his brain wasn't very good. It was said that he accidentally killed himself when he blew up the vault, so the bank said it wasn't robbed, but the loss was huge, the building was about to collapse, and it would definitely have to be rebuilt.

Old Yang just chuckled as he listened to a few people bragging.

The reason Lao Yang came this time was to ask Wu Shihao to deliver 5000 tons of coal to the kiln factory. He would leave the city after putting down the money.

Lao Yang went to Central Plaza and found a famous law firm to entrust them to register an offshore company, East Continent Trading Company, and a Hong Kong company, Xinghai Ocean Shipping Company, for him. The legal representative of both companies was Li Dazhuang, and the office was set in Hong Kong. The specific location would be submitted later after renting an office building. After completing the entrustment procedures, Lao Yang left Central Plaza.

Lao Yang went to Yuen Long to find a real estate company to buy a luxurious apartment, and asked the real estate company to help register the apartment under Li Dazhuang's name, which cost 50 Hong Kong dollars. Then Lao Yang went to Tsim Sha Tsui to buy a two-story villa with a swimming pool, and entrusted the real estate company to register the villa under Li Dazhuang's name. The villa cost Lao Yang 1,000 million Hong Kong dollars. In this way, Li Dazhuang's identity was indeed in Hong Kong.

Lao Yang went to a car dealership and bought a Mercedes Benz 220, a Ford Mustang, and ordered a Rolls-Royce Phantom. After paying, Lao Yang asked the dealership to deliver the cars to the garage of his villa for parking. Lao Yang planned to drive the Mercedes Benz for formal occasions, a Mustang for convenience, and a Rolls-Royce for show-off occasions.

At six o'clock in the evening, Lao Yang drove his Mustang to a restaurant near Tsim Sha Tsui Pier for dinner. He found a real estate agency that was still in business nearby and commissioned it to rent a two-story office building. He also found a professional investigation company and commissioned it to find a few professional managers. After explaining the relevant requirements and signing the commission contract, Lao Yang drove to the kiln factory to continue absorbing energy.

Back at the porcelain kiln, Lao Yang started the furnace and increased the air volume of the blower. The furnace temperature is now around 1200 degrees, reaching the highest value of normal coal combustion. Further improvement requires special means, which is not suitable for the design of the kiln. It can no longer improve physical fitness. It can only absorb energy at full speed, and the energy flows at high speed in the meridians to temper the internal organs, thereby improving physical fitness.

As the furnace is too small, the total amount of coal burned per day is limited to 100 tons. Lao Yang has long been dissatisfied with this small furnace. The space is too small and he can only sit cross-legged to absorb energy each time. After his physical fitness improves, his body cannot adapt in time, causing trouble. It would be perfect if he could modify it so that he could absorb energy while doing boxing.

While absorbing heat, Lao Yang sorted out the items in the space. After counting, Lao Yang found that there were about 2 million US dollars, 3 million British pounds, 7000 billion Hong Kong dollars, 10 million RMB, 2 million Japanese yen, 5000 million francs, 7 million marks, 4500 million Thai baht, 5000 tons of gold, 2 tons of silver, 8.5 kilograms of jade, 10.4 famous watches, 200 famous guns, 10 swords, 11 pairs of calligraphy and paintings, 9 antiques, 91 confidential documents and patent materials, 112 equity deeds, etc., about 22 kilograms of gemstones and jewelry, and other useless things were directly thrown into the fire.

The next day, Lao Yang drove his Mustang to the real estate agency and selected the 17th floor of Comfort Building in Tsim Sha Tsui and the 6th floor of Fortune Building in Kwun Tong as the office locations for the two companies. With the cooperation of the real estate agency, Lao Yang signed a 10-month lease contract with the owners. Lao Yang took the lease contract to the law firm and urged them to hurry up and apply for the company license.

In the afternoon, Lao Yang disguised himself as Chen Haonan and rushed to the Kowloon City Police Station to apply for an ID card of Zhang Jiangong. Lao Yang decided to use Zhang Jiangong's identity when he returned to China and Li Dazhuang's identity in Hong Kong. Yang Shangjin's identity had to be hidden. As the old saying goes, you must deceive yourself before you can deceive others. Lao Yang then kept hypnotizing himself, I am Li Dazhuang, I am Li Dazhuang...

After a period of crazy suggestion, Lao Yang was able to switch back and forth between Li Dazhuang and Zhang Jiangong. In his heart, Lao Yang recognized his own identity and believed that he was someone. Lao Yang's suggestion hypnosis was very successful.

Lao Yang switched to Li Dazhuang's identity and disguised himself, and began to go on a shopping spree in luxury stores in major famous shopping malls in Hong Kong, and commissioned the stores to deliver the items he bought to his villas and apartments.

The two houses are simply decorated and look quite popular! I plan to hire a housekeeper and let him be responsible for the overall decoration. Rich people should look like rich people.

Lao Yang's lavish purchases also attracted newspaper reports. There was an article in the Commercial Daily introducing that a mysterious rich man had recently appeared in Hong Kong and had been spending money crazily in major luxury stores, attracting a large crowd of onlookers and even blocking traffic, and was fined and reprimanded by the police!

After reading the report, Lao Yang took a deep breath and smelled the breath of freedom in the air. In Xiangxiang, as long as you have money, you can really do whatever you want.

After a crazy day outside, Lao Yang drove back to the porcelain kiln at night. He started a fire to absorb energy. After a period of experimentation, Lao Yang also found that if the heat is absorbed from the lower body, the heat flow can be transmitted to the brain through the internal organs. It can achieve the effect of tempering the internal organs. Therefore, Lao Yang deliberately controlled the total amount of energy absorbed by the lower body to temper the toughness of the internal organs. Now Lao Yang feels that if someone punches him, he will not feel any pain, and if he is hit by a car, it is estimated that there will be no displacement or damage of the internal organs.

After a week of madly absorbing energy, the intermediary companies sent news that the licenses of the two companies had been obtained and they could be picked up at any time; the investigation company also found 6 candidates and asked Lao Yang to arrange interviews as soon as possible, otherwise the candidates might find other jobs.

A week after robbing Standard Chartered Bank, Lao Yang entered Kowloon Walled City again and found Wu Shihao and his gang in a noodle stall. Ever since Fei Bo solved his problem, Wu Shihao and his gang followed Fei Bo, looking after the place in the Walled City. They were good at fighting and loyal, and became more and more famous in the Chaozhou Gang. They lived a good life. Lao Yang found Wu Shihao to entrust him to help expand the kiln. If the kiln could not be expanded, it would have to be demolished and rebuilt.

Wu Shihao specifically called in a gang member who was knowledgeable about architecture. After the man arrived, they discussed and confirmed that the furnace could not be expanded and could only be demolished and rebuilt. Lao Yang put forward his own specific requirements, which required full combustion, large combustion volume, more than 1000 tons of coal per day, and all the heat must be concentrated on the top of the furnace. Another point was that the furnace space must be large, with a platform built in the middle. The platform should preferably be conical with a large area on top, and a large amount of coal placed underneath to provide heat to climb upwards.

After several people studied, they finally drew a simple diagram of the kiln, and then found professionals to perform professional data correction, and then they could start construction. The estimated cost was about 20 yuan, so Lao Yang directly took out 20 yuan in cash and gave it to Wu Shihao, entrusting him with full authority. Wu Shihao took Lao Yang's money and promised to make it a beautiful one for Lao Yang.

After Wu Shihao agreed and came down, we talked about the latest news: a lot of refugees from the mainland have poured in, a large number of shanty towns and refugee shelters have been built in Hong Kong, the crime rate in various districts has risen sharply, and the supply of food and fresh water is also tight. After the bombing of Standard Chartered Bank, it was clarified in the newspaper that this was an organized and premeditated spy infiltration, the private storage boxes were destroyed, the losses were immeasurable, the bank building was severely damaged, and reconstruction was already planned, and there was no mention of the vault being robbed between the lines.

Then there are some gang conflicts, police taking bribes, etc. Lao Yang doesn't care about these situations.

After leaving Kowloon Walled City, he drove the Mustang to the law firm to get back his business license, and then got the contracts for the two houses.

At noon, I rushed to the investigation company and met with the company's boss Duan Zhixing at the restaurant downstairs of the company for a meal. By the way, we discussed the arrangement of meeting with the managers. Lao Yang asked to meet with three people as soon as possible, preferably this afternoon, and another three people tomorrow morning, at the Samsung Coffee House in Tsim Sha Tsui.

After lunch, Boss Duan left in a hurry to notify the candidates to come for an interview. Lao Yang drove around Tsim Sha Tsui. There were obviously more beggars on the street than before, and many gangsters and unemployed people were also wandering around the street. When passing through remote areas and streets and alleys, Lao Yang also found people robbing and fighting. The order in Hong Kong is very chaotic now, and the police can't play a role in stabilizing public security and combating crime. Lao Yang also discovered several cases of trafficking women and children, and Lao Yang taught the perpetrators a lesson one by one through flying needles.

At 1:30 in the afternoon, I drove to the Samsung Coffee Shop, asked for a window booth, and waited for the first person to come for the interview.

Boss Duan gave these six people resumes and checked them while drinking coffee. There are two women and four men among these six. The two women are both 4 years old, graduated from college, and have good backgrounds. Of the four men, three are in their 35s and one is 40 years old. All four have studied abroad and have work experience in foreign companies. They are doing well in their current companies.

According to his resume, the 30-year-old Wu Wenqi is quite strong. He graduated with a master's degree in economics from Cambridge University in the UK. He graduated at the age of 23 and worked as a clerk in TK Company in the UK. His highest position was administrative manager. He returned to Hong Kong in May this year and is unemployed. Boss Duan introduced that his father was a member of a gang before. He now has two apartment buildings for rent and has some family assets. Wu Wenqi is married and has a daughter. His father asked him to return to Hong Kong to develop and provide for his retirement.

Wu Wenqi is really a talent. His major is very promising, but he has no future in Hong Kong. Hong Kong has no heavy industry or industrial manufacturing. This means that Hong Kong can only develop light industry and service industry. The more professional a person is, the fewer jobs he can do. Such special talents can get jobs in China.