Introduction to imperial spirit

In the history of China, the word "Emperor Qi" was often used for "the only thrill" or geomantic theory. People often hear this expression in movies and TV plays in Hong Kong, and people in Guangdong Guangfu often mention it. Even the host of Decryption Campaign, the most popular Cantonese TV channel in Guangdong Province, is also used in the program, and can be often heard in the most popular Cantonese TV series Local Lang, Foreign Daughter-in-law, and Seventy-two Tenants. Even Guangxi people who can listen to and speak Cantonese may not know about the "Decryption Campaign". In fact, the modern version of the "imperial spirit" is quite colonial in the British Hong Kong era, which stems from the darkest rule of the British Hong Kong government and the gangsters' nickname "Royal Hong Kong Police". Before the establishment of the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption, there were black and white bullies in Hong Kong at that time. However, those with triad influence and background were called "predictable" and those protected by the Royal Hong Kong Police were called "imperial envoys". Ordinary citizens are afraid of people with foresight, and people with foresight must show their faces to people with imperial spirit, because their backstage has the imperial spirit of the British Empire. Later, people have become accustomed to calling the Royal Hong Kong Police "the Royal Air Force".