Lv Le was born in a small fishing village in Guangdong, and later his family came to Hong Kong illegally. Wu Le, also known as Le Ge and Shu Lu, is known as the "500 million inspector". The former Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Hong Kong Police Force established a corruption mechanism related to the triad system during his tenure and later became a wanted criminal in Hong Kong. In Hong Kong films after 1990s, Lv Le, Lan Gang, Han Sen and Xiong Yan were called the "Four Great Detectives". Vertical and horizontal black and white, absolute monarch, scenery for a while.
Wu Xihao was born in Chaoyang District, Shantou City, Guangdong Province. He moved to Hong Kong in the early 1960s and started to run a flower stall in Shek Kip Mei. Then it changed to drug trafficking. From the late 1960s to the early 1970s, more than 30 tons of drugs were sold, worth more than 300 million yuan, and they were called one of the "four big families" of drug dealers in Hong Kong. The group colluded with corrupt senior police officers of the Hong Kong Police Force and was also suspected of murder and other serious cases.
There are four gangs in Hong Kong, namely Fourteen K, Harmony Victory and Four Tide Gang, among which the Tide Gang (Chaoshan Gang) has several branches, such as Xin Yi 'an, Fu Yi 'an, Yiqun and Zunyi, and Wu Xihao is the leader of Yiqun. Lu Le once pointed out that Xinyi 'an, Yiqun, Fourteen K, Heshenghe were the four great sopranos of that year, and Wu Xihao's influence was evident.
Wu Xihao was born in Dahao, Shantou, Guangdong, and moved to Hong Kong with the tide of refugees. It turned out that he started with a character-a flower stall. Later, he became a drug dealer and became one of the four major drug dealer families in Hong Kong. For the benefit of the group, he colluded with senior officials of the Hong Kong Police Force for corruption, involving many murders.
The Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) was established. The following year, Wu Xihao was arrested and sentenced after returning from Taiwan Province Province. Many important members of the organization were arrested and rejected.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Hong Kong was colonized by Britain, with power corruption and social chaos. 1963, a poor young man, A Hao, played by Donnie Yen, sneaked into Hongkong, and with the heart of "life and death are in the sky", he was determined to fight for his life. A Hao, with his brothers, climbed up the position of Hong Kong drug Lord step by step from the bottom of Kowloon City Village and became the boss of the top ten gangs in Hong Kong. Jianghu people call him "Lame Hao".
Mayor Andy Lau is a policeman, and Chief Inspector China, who is in charge of 30,000 police forces in Hong Kong, holds the "hidden rules" of public security in Hong Kong. In order to monopolize the three major economic industries in Hong Kong, the lame Hao became sworn brothers with the mayor of Hong Kong. They are black and white, and their power is enormous. They own hundreds of millions of family fortune, and they rule Hong Kong Island.
Wu is a character in the movie Chasing the Dragon, played by a famous Hong Kong film actor, director and martial arts director.
Wu, who was called "Lame Hao" in this movie, was originally just a street thug. He came to Hong Kong illegally and became a fugitive in that troubled times. He is not afraid of life and death, and with friendship, he has developed from a penniless gangster to a mafia tycoon who controls the entire drug market in Hong Kong.
Although Chasing the Dragon is a new drama recently released, I have to say that the word "Wu" has been searched on the Internet for a long time. Of course, it is nothing more than seeking and exerting the prototype of the character "Wu". However, I have to say that a black and white figure like this is good or evil. Without Donnie Yen's wonderful performance, I believe there would not be such a high search volume.