In mid-December 1994, the hottest topic in Hong Kong at this time was the concert of rock and roll Chinese music forces.

Dou Wei, Zhang Chu, He Yong, as well as the Tang Dynasty band who performed as guests, showed off the charm of original mainland rock at the Hong Kong City Hung Hom Stadium.

The four heavenly kings were all present. At that moment, they were not stars, but ordinary audiences. All the members of Beyond and Daming were caught in the crowd, applauding and singing the lyrics they couldn't remember. When He Yong was singing in the garbage dump, Huang Qiusheng was too excited to hear it. He tore his clothes to pay tribute while running wildly.

No whistle, no light stick, but the audience fell into an incredible madness.

In order to avoid riots, the Red Hall is forbidden to stand up and move around in groups. However, tens of thousands of spectators disregarded the prevention of the security guards. They left their seats, jumped on their feet, waved their arms, and screamed frantically, bringing the media and security personnel into a carnival state.

There are shirtless audiences everywhere, people you know, people you don't know, hugging each other, cheering and shouting, shaking their bodies and crying with excitement.

This is an unprecedented performance since the opening of Hong Kong City. No concert can be so crazy.

The next day, hundreds of media outlets in Hong Kong and Taiwan reported on the grand performance of the show with a full-page full-page layout. The titles were nothing more than "Rock and Roll Soul, Blasting Hong Kong", "Chinese Rock and Roll, Sweeping Hong Kong City" and other words. The Hong Kong and Taiwan superstars who watched the performance in the audience all became foils without exception. There were only three real protagonists: Dou Wei, Zhang Chu and He Yong.

The three masters of Magic Rock, look out for the best!

The capitalist's interview with Song Weiyang came out at this time. It is mixed in the reports of the Three Masters of Magic Rock, and has not been completely submerged. Instead, it has attracted more attention through the topic of "the rise of Chinese culture".

The Hong Kong media and Hong Kong people before 1997 were very sensitive to all news about the mainland, and their emotions were extremely complex.

Hong Kong people are eager to learn more about the mainland, and the Hong Kong media have tried every means to exaggerate. This resulted in the following results: All walks of life in Hong Kong City actively sought contact with the mainland and invited celebrities from the mainland to communicate. Many serious literary writers from the Mainland have successively boarded the podiums of various universities in Hong Kong, and they have been reported by Hong Kong media.

This is especially true in the business field. In the past few years, well-known entrepreneurs in the mainland have been repeatedly reported in Hong Kong City.

Red-chip stocks with mainland concepts have also become new investment hotspots.

Especially in the last two years, due to difficulties in listing of mainland private companies, they have rushed to Hong Kong City to operate and go public. In just one and a half years, Chinese-funded acquisitions or equity participation in listed companies accounted for 9% of all listed companies in Hong Kong City. The rapid development is jaw-dropping.

Not only is Hong Kong City, the same is true in the United States.

After the 1992 Southern Tour, Chinese companies have successively listed in the United States, all of which have skyrocketed. Within two months, the share price of "Brilliance Jinbei" climbed from US$16 to US$33.

This is a global upsurge of the concept of China, which lasted until the Asian financial crisis ended.

And China’s big entrepreneurs, who were frantically hyped by foreign media, with countless auras on their heads, can understand why a retired soldier who opened a large bowl of noodle chain store only shouted a few slogans to kill McDonald’s. It has been reported in turn by several major news networks in the United States.

Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Holding a cup of milk tea, He Guoming walked into the trading floor leisurely with a pile of newspapers and magazines under his arm.

"Mingzi, morning!" An acquaintance greeted him.

He Guoming smiled and nodded: "Zhou Sheng, morning!"

Everyone's mood is more relaxed and happy, because the big bull market in Hong Kong stocks has lasted for six years, and almost everything has risen. Even the sweeping aunt is discussing stocks all day. Of course, there are also bad luck. For example, after three months of skyrocketing, Lenovo’s stock suddenly plummeted because of the dissolution of the Batumi organization, which drove countless Hong Kong stockists to death.

He Guoming is a master's degree graduate in finance. He used to work in a British company, but now he resigned and devoted himself to stocks. He put all his belongings in the stock market and made more than 2 million Hong Kong dollars in a few years. He is a very famous "small stock god" in retail circles.

"Mingzi, which one should I sell today?" someone asked.

"No hurry." He Guoming glanced at the electronic screen and found a seat in the retail lobby.

He Guoming plays mid-line investment and his style is conservative. He likes to sit in the retail lobby and feel the atmosphere, while spending a lot of time reading newspapers and magazines.

After reading more than ten newspapers and periodicals carefully, it was finally the turn of the Capitalist Magazine. The cover was a young man's back, and there was a big guide title: Establishing billions of assets in a year, bold words and two cola three-thirds of the world. Interview with the youngest richest man in China.

"It's an entrepreneur from the mainland again." He Guoming shook his head and smiled bitterly. He loves and hates mainland stocks, and he has made a lot of money from it.

Of course, like many Hong Kong people who like to follow business news, He Guoming is also particularly keen to read the stories of mainland entrepreneurs. Because those guys are more legendary than one by one, so let’s say that you can change the plane, and you can make 100 million yuan at a time as a middleman. This kind of thing is impossible in Hong Kong City.

The capitalists obviously selected relevant reports from the mainland media, and Song Shumin and Jiafeng Wines went into more detail.

When he saw Song Shumin struggled for more than a decade and controlled a company worth hundreds of millions in his hand, but went to jail and confiscated his property, He Guoming couldn't help feeling cold in his vest and pondering his own property problems after returning from Hong Kong.

However, He Guoming was quickly attracted by the follow-up content.

High school students under the age of 18, with heavy debts, stole hundreds of dollars from their homes to investigate the market, turned the cannery into profit within a month, and used three new canned foods to capture the national market. Then he led the transformation of the company, initiated the declaration of the Chinese business community to resist the Japanese War, and became one of the predators in the Chinese beverage industry in one fell swoop.

That's so cool!

Every time He Guoming saw the reports of those mainland entrepreneurs, he felt that he was reading, and he wanted to be the protagonist.

More than a dozen stockholders around He Guoming all followed him to play mid-line investment. They were also pretending to read newspapers and magazines, looking up at the data changes on the screen from time to time.

"This Song Weiyang is a child prodigy, a business prodigy!"

"There are so many wizards in the mainland."

"It's normal to have wizards. The problem is that this person is too young."

"If Xifeng is listed in Hong Kong City, I will definitely buy his stock."

"Don't be another association."

"Lenovo is an accident. The Batumi organization has been established for decades. Who knows that it will be dissolved if it is disbanded."

"Yes, Lenovo's plunge is not due to the company's failure, but a change in the international environment. Except for Lenovo~lightnovelpub.net~ which mainland stock hasn't been rising all the time? It's not wrong to buy mainland stocks!"

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Hong Kong stockholders are hotly discussing the business prodigy Song Weiyang, and gradually they have earned the concept of mainland stocks. They look forward to more mainland companies, including Xifeng, to list in Hong Kong.

He Guoming put down the newspaper, dangling cigarettes, and smilingly said to these people: "Before New Year's Day, sell all the stocks in your hands."

Others were dumbfounded and asked: "Mingzi, do you also think the Hong Kong stock market is going to collapse?"

"Sooner or later," He Guoming walked away with a grin. "The mainland is fun. I plan to sell all the stocks and go to the mainland to take a look."

While the bull market for six consecutive years has driven countless Hong Kong people crazy, there are also countless people predicting the collapse of Hong Kong stocks.

He Guoming just noticed Li Chaoren's changes from the clues in the newspaper, and he thought it was time to stop. This time Hong Kong stocks will definitely have a big dive. There will be no investment value for at least a year. He Guoming intends to travel to the mainland with a playful mentality.