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Tang Huan didn't answer this question right away, but thought about it a little bit. The trouble that Gein Li Fuzhao got into can only be described as the water inside is too deep.

It must be pointed out that Li Fuzhao does not belong to the grassroots from scratch. He came from the Li Shipeng family, one of the four prominent families in Hong Kong during the colonial era, and is the third generation among them.

This veteran Chinese family, which started in the 1890s, has been passed down to the present fourth generation and is still very active. It has an influential influence in both the political and economic circles of Hong Kong, and is described as the "Rockefeller family" of Hong Kong.

The reason why the Li Shipeng family has been so prosperous is due to the second generation of family heads who are deeply afraid of "gentlemen will end up in two generations", and Li Guanchun, who participated in the founding of the Bank of East Asia, has created an encouragement for generations of talents. The mechanism that came out in large numbers.

For example, the third-generation Li Fuzhao founded the Far East Exchange and eventually became the chairman of the four-in-one Xiangjiang Stock Exchange; the fourth-generation Li Guobao is currently the chief executive and general manager of the Bank of East Asia, successfully inheriting his ancestral business. The annual salary is close to 10 million Hong Kong dollars, which is one of the best in the business executive circle of Hong Kong.

And this is just the leader of the Li Shipeng family members who have emerged in business, and their popularity in the political arena is even worse.

In addition, the Li Shipeng family also has a marriage relationship with other powerful families. For example, the Feng Pingshan family, who also participated in the establishment of the Bank of East Asia, and the Guo Peixun family, who founded the Yongan Department Store. A marriage that is relatively recent and well-known belongs to Li Guobao's wife Pan Jincui, who is Pan Disheng's sister.

With the generous growth conditions provided by his family, coupled with his outstanding talents and willingness to stand up, Li Fuzhao, who is the youngest among Li Guanchun's 12 children, is naturally far easier to achieve than ordinary people, and finally becomes today’s "Godfather of Xiangjiang Stock Market." .

This title is not just a compliment. Li Fuzhao has created an independent Li kingdom in the form of feudal patriarchy in the Far East Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange today. Only his followers are the disciples and grandchildren who are in control. At all key positions.

It is no exaggeration to say that no matter how big the American or European securities brokers are, if you want to come to the Hong Kong Capital Market to make a fortune, you have to look at Li Fuzhao's look.

Obviously, Kang Long had regrets, and he was very prosperous and decayed. Li Fuzhao's monopoly of power to such a point was a sin in itself.

Fortunately, since the second generation of Li Guanchun joined the ranks of compradors, the Li Shipeng family has been in a tacit understanding with the West. Li Fuzhao himself is a member of the Freemasonry, and it is enough to carry this glory in the peace and prosperity.

But the problem lies here. A major stock market disaster sweeping the world inevitably leads to a situation that urgently needs to be reshuffled.

On the second day of "Black Monday", the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced that it would suspend the market for 4 consecutive days from now on to improve the settlement situation and calm investors down. The Hong Kong government expressed its absolute support for this.

Although this decision was abrupt, there are precedents to follow. As early as 1967, due to the political situation, investors sold stocks frantically. At that time, the Heung Kong Stock Exchange was the only stock exchange. Trading was suspended twice to prevent the stock market from collapsing.

However, this is not what it used to be, and the Hong Kong stock market has involved huge international capital interests.

With a click, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange was closed for 4 consecutive days, which directly caused many securities brokers to lose the opportunity to stop losses. After losing their red eyes, naturally they immediately controlled the right to speak, allowing the opposition to gain the upper hand.

What surprised the outside world the most and explained the problem most is that Li Guobao, general manager of the Bank of East Asia and nephew of Li Fuzhao, bluntly criticized the suspension of the market as a wrong decision.

Actually, this is not surprising. When the Hong Kong government eased restrictions on bank licenses, powerful foreign banks set up branches in Hong Kong, which caused the Chinese banks that were under tremendous pressure to experience frequent crises and even close down, which led to a wave of industry crises. Under the management of Li Guobao, the Bank of East Asia has implemented diversified operations through the established overseas network, continuously expanded its business, and prospered in adversity.

To put it bluntly, Li Guobao, who manages the international trust fund, is also unwilling to see the suspension of the market, just like other securities brokers. He naturally wants to bombard his uncle.

In such a complicated situation, the decision of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to suspend the market for four days did not allow the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to escape the global stock market crash. After the reopening on Monday, October 26, it fell by more than 1,000 points throughout the day. The daily decline was as high as one-third, setting a global record in history. I don’t know how many people lost their money because of this.

At the press conference held by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that evening, Australian reporter Eric Ellis asked Li Fuzhao unceremoniously: "You manage your family’s stocks, so if you order the suspension of the market, do you follow Does this personal interest matter?"

After hearing such condemning words, Li Fuzhao, the dignified chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, suddenly lost control of his emotions and became furious. He thumped the table with his fist, then pointed at the other party and repeatedly rebuked in English.

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"This is malicious slander."

"Speak your name and I want my lawyer to record it."

"I will give you a ticket now."

"Sue him, take him to the police station, send him to the police station."

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The press conference immediately became chaotic. The senior staff of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange hurriedly persuaded their "Principal Li" to calm down, but to no avail.

In the end, it was the other reporters who dragged Eric Ellis away from the scene and ended the press conference amidst the noise.

After the turn of the day, Hong Kong and overseas media reported this incident as a news report. Li Fuzhao’s photos of "finger-suffering" and "mouthing violent violent mouth" are clearly visible. He has a very high degree of westernization, and even reported it. He is called the "uncultivated country guy" by the West.

Whether it's the usual domineering and domineering, or the pressure of the stock market crash, which leads to misbehavior, Li Fuzhao's media public relations performance at the press conference is simply terrible, and he has directly driven himself into a dead end.

Originally, those people who suffered heavy losses during the stock market crash were already dissatisfied with the suspension of the market. Now that the media has seized on this handle, the wave of "****" is out of control.

One of the major signs is that the Heung Kong Securities Joint Exchange was renewed in mid-November. With Li Fuzhao's prestige in the Heung Kong Securities industry, he would definitely be re-elected if there were no such waves; but now he has only named a vice chairman, and the signs of losing power couldn't be more obvious.

From the perspective of Tang Huan, there is no suspense about the ending of the "****" wave.

Li Fuzhao's real "guilty" was not "stopping the market for four days", nor "receiving shares of listed companies as a remuneration to facilitate listing," but that it blocked some people's way.

Even being a member of Freemasonry cannot help him. Even Freemasonry itself is the main force in the wave of "****".

However, the richest man has his own rules of conduct, and there is no need for others to agree or be different.

In the eyes of everyone in the audience, Tang Huan finally spoke slowly and said: "It is hard to say how much Li Fuzhao was responsible for the Hong Kong stock market disaster. After all, the Hong Kong government has also expressed absolute approval of the decision to close the market, indicating that there is a certain range of consensus. ."

"As for Li Fuzhao, who has divergent opinions, accepts shares of listed companies as a reward for facilitating the listing. To be honest, I am personally skeptical."

"Li Fuzhao has a large number of subordinates, and it is estimated that it will inevitably appear to be successful, but please don't forget the wealth and reputation he has. I don't know how much lure is needed to let him take the risk?"

After hearing this reply, the reporters were all refreshed, "The richest man in Tang is really different. He clearly stands on the opposite side of the army of ‘****’!"

When someone tried to confirm his position to Tang Huan, Tang Huan smiled freely, and said in an unquestioned way: "I am a **** in Xiangjiang. No matter what you are talking about, I am afraid you will all Can't make a beautiful article."

Having said that, Tang Huan glanced at the host, "Whether it is relevant or irrelevant, I will answer the question here."

The host immediately took over the conversation knowingly and said: "The next questions of friends from the media will be answered by Mr. Zhou Mi, chairman of the board of directors of Qinhe.

Tang Huan nodded, stood up and exited the field, suddenly causing the flash to light up.

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Such a major personnel change in Qinhe naturally aroused the attention of the whole Hong Kong, and the major media have listed it as the headline news.

"Affected by hostile takeovers and stock market crashes, the loss of Qinhe this fiscal year is a foregone conclusion. Board Chairman Tang Huan resigned."

"The heads have changed, and Qinhe has entered the second generation."

"Without the halo blessing of the richest man, diligence and prospects are thought-provoking."

"HSBC faded out of Xiangjiang, Tang Huan took the initiative to step down, Xiangjiang Commercial lost two star lineups."

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In addition, other lace news is indispensable in the newspaper.

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"In spite of the mighty **** army, Tang Huan supported Li Fuzhao."

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"Qinhe hired a number of celebrities as directors to make up for the star effect caused by the departure of the richest man."

"Former HSBC executives confided in private that in the process of reaching an understanding transaction with Tang Huan, HSBC had paid the other party nearly 3 billion U.S. dollars, and Qinhe's profit and loss became a mystery."

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Xiangjiang's newspapers have become more and more inclined to sensationalize with unbelievable words. Therefore, Tang Huan didn't bother to pay attention to it. When it was determined that the Qinhe First Series, Media Asia TV and other industries had settled down, he decided to return to the United States immediately.

After all, if it were not for the sudden fire at Media Asia TV headquarters, Tang Huan would still be busy with product upgrades in Silicon Valley, the United States.

Just as he was about to leave, Tang Huan received a phone call from Deng Lijun from the United States and told him anxiously: Jin Chang and Jin Ge were having trouble with themselves. At a young age, Wan ran away from home and had already secretly sat on the plane to Xiangjiang. Flight.

Hearing Deng Lijun's choking voice on the phone, Tang Huan felt his heart grip, and after he was comforted by a large package, he ordered his men to go to the airport and guard.

He has been operating in Xiangjiang for so many years, and this trivial matter is not at his fingertips. Without any accident, Jin Chang and Jin Ge were taken over.

When they met, Tang Huan was so angry that he gave the two brothers one and the other, and shouted angrily: "If you are really kidnapped by someone taking the opportunity, don't expect Lao Tzu to pay to save you."

Realizing that Jin Chang and Jin Ge, who really annoyed the old man, were so frightened that they fainted at the time, and consciously ran to the corner to face the wall, of course, in order to avoid being beaten again.

Tang Huan took a deep breath, feeling that his patience had been recovered, so he planned to train in a civilized way next.

At this time, a guest suddenly came, and Li Fuzhao came to visit unexpectedly. Tang Huan quickly let in him. Jin Chang and Jin Ge, who would look at the eyes, took the opportunity to pretend to be a good baby and accompany his father. .

"These are your two little sons?" Li Fuzhao, with a tired face, even obviously getting older, asked casually.

Tang Huan nodded. "Two things that are uncomfortable, they grew up in the United States, so you don't need to mention them."

As soon as the voice fell, Jin Ge stared wide-eyed, and curiously interjected to ask Li Fuzhao, "I heard that you will play stocks when you are six. How about teaching me?"

"Asshole, how do you talk?" Tang Huan raised his slap in anger.

"Don't get angry with Tang Sheng. Children who grew up in the West are often so frank." After Li Fuzhao graciously dissuaded the twin brothers~lightnovelpub.net~, he looked at the funny twin brothers and asked with a smile, "You guys." Two, how do you know me?" ⑧±妙(.*) pen ⑧±阁⑧±, o

"That's not easy. Read a few more newspapers and you won't know." Under his father's warning gaze, Jin Ge, who tilted his head to answer, once again proved the truth of the "Er Lengzi" statement.

There are many prodigies in the Li Shipeng family. In addition to Li Fuzhao’s talent in stocks since he was a child, his father, the second-generation head of the family, Li Guanchun, is also due to the betrayal and digging of walls by his father Li Shipeng’s brother-in-law who was brought out to enter the world. I had to drop out of school to take care of the shipping business at the age of 8, and the manager of the shipping company at the age of 13.

Therefore, Li Fuzhao looked at Jin Chang and Jin Ge, who behaved differently from children of the same age, but didn't make a fuss. Instead, he accustomed to replied in a serious manner: "It turns out that. But now I am afraid I don't have time to take an apprentice."

"Why don't you have time?" Jin Ge started the "One Hundred Thousand Whys" Dafa, and Tang Huan scolded him with irritation, "Don't shut up yet!"

Li Fuzhao hit a haha, and then said to Tang Huan, "Thank you Tang Sheng for supporting me in public. I am very grateful to see the truth in adversity. I would like to thank you.

Tang Huan heard Li Fuzhao’s words with further help for help, and said to his heart, it seems that the newspapers describe the other party’s various kinds of asking masters to look at the feng shui to seek good fortune and avoid evil. It is not exaggerating. He just disdains to follow the trend and speaks a few words objectively. In other words, he went to the hospital in a hurry and went to the hospital to visit, and it could be said that he had reached the point of exhaustion.

"In all fairness, it's not enough." Tang Huan waved his hand, "I'll be honest, with Li Sheng's current situation, he should leave Xiangjiang to avoid the limelight, otherwise, he may be jailed."