Vancouver, Canada—

As one of the important cities in North America, Vancouver has always been the first choice for Chinese people living overseas.

At this time, on the bank of the river near the Vancouver Lion Gate Bridge, an old man in his sixties was fishing nearby.

The old man had a lion's nose and a wide mouth, and two white eyebrows, especially domineering. He wore a very common black and gray outdoor casual suit and a black round-brimmed fisherman's hat that blocked the sun. He sat upright on a small schema sewn in cowhide, fiddling with the fish hook and bait in his hand. The bait was not an ordinary bait, but it was a living earthworm dug out of the wetland.

Four or five meters behind the old man, a Land Rover-style off-road vehicle was parked. A man in black, who looked like a driver and bodyguard, stood respectfully beside the car, looking at the old man from time to time, looking around, and being very alert.

The fishing bait was loaded on the hook, and the earthworms that were still twisting kept curling up on the hook. The old man raised the fishing rod and threw the hook and the fishing line without hesitation.

The fish hook fell into the river water in the distance, and the fish duck floated on the river surface, rising and falling, swaying with the river water and the river wind.

The old man tied the fishing rod, took out the mineral water and washed his hands, then took out a sandwich from his bag, added half a piece of ham, and chewed it in big mouthfuls.

The fish in the river seemed to be tired of the artificial bait and were particularly interested in the fresh earthworms. The end of the fishing rod kept shaking, and the fish duck was sinking.

This is the fish trying. The clever ones have suffered from the hook, and now they have learned to be clever. Many smart fishermen have been deceived by them and often throw the hook out but catch nothing.

But it is obvious that this old man is a veteran of fishing hands. He was unmoved by the temptation of the fish and was still chewing the sandwich. Mingguang stared at the fish duck without moving.

Soon, the fish in the river became a little impatient. Among them, one of them was bold and could not withstand the temptation. They opened their mouths and bit the wriggling earthworm-

At the same time, the old man on the shore suddenly picked up the fishing rod and swung it back beautifully!

Suddenly the waves separated and a big fish dehydrated.

The unlucky fish flew around on the grass with hooks - it was a small-mouth bass weighing more than two pounds. The scales with blue scales were quickly covered with mud and grass. The old man grabbed it without any mind and then carefully picked the hook from the bass' mouth.

The small-mouth bass swung hard in the old man's generous big hand, trying to escape from the constraints and return to the water. Unfortunately, the old man threw it into the next bucket - there were many friends who were as unlucky as it was, and hey, they were all caused by greed.

Just as the old man took out the earthworm from the canned tank and prepared to put it on the fish hook, the phone of the man in black who was guarding him behind him rang.

The man in black took out his cell phone, listened to a few words, and hurried forward, respectfully handing the cell phone to the old man who was loading the bait.

The old man picked up the wet wipes he carried and wiped his hands, and took the phone call.

The phone call came from Hong Kong.

The old man's face changed suddenly as he listened to the phone.

He suddenly stood up and his body was shaking.

Next to him, the man in black had never seen the old man look like this before, so he hurriedly stepped forward to support him.

"Master, are you okay?"

"Back... back to Hong Kong! Hurry up! Something happened to Ah Ren!" The old man said, his lips trembling.

The man in black was stunned, Aren, the eldest young master? Didn’t he be in Hong Kong properly? What happened?

The man in black looked at his master, Kang Zuyao, and was even more shocked. The master had not returned to Hong Kong for almost 30 years, and he didn't know what kind of storm would be caused when he returned this time.

...

ATV's "Prison Break" is completely popular-

With the playback of the series, not only did it achieve impressive playback results in Hong Kong, but it also caused a huge sensation overseas because of the simultaneous broadcast of the world.

Especially in Southeast Asia, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Thailand, "Prison Break" has become the most popular and fashionable synonym at the moment.

"Have you seen "Prison Break"?"

It has become the first "greeting" when many young people meet each other.

With the success of "Prison Break" in Asia, it has gradually become popular in Europe and the United States.

For those Europeans and Americans who have always believed that they are superior in IQ, they never expected that one day they would be conquered by a Hong Kong TV series.

Yes, "Prison Break" makes them fascinated and makes them unable to stop.

So many European and American media even took the initiative to talk about this strange "Hong Kong phenomenon" and called it a counterattack of Asian culture.

At the same time, as many big shots speculated, because the popularity of the drama "Prison Break" also made the filming venue of Stanley Prison "popular".

Stanley Prison itself has a history of nearly a hundred years, and its "horror" and "mystery" have made countless movie fans become very interested in it after watching "Prison Break".

What followed was that Stanley Prison became a "check-in" place for many travelers to Hong Kong.

In itself, Stanley Prison is being expanded, and the government needs a lot of funds in this regard. Now some tourists are willing to pay for "one-day tours" here. Although it sounds a bit incredible, the ghosts of the British Hong Kong government who are very good at making money have directly decided to tourism the "Stanley Prison" - as a special tourist attraction in Hong Kong, it has officially opened to the public.

As for security issues and prisoners’ detention, in the words of the ghosts: “If someone comes, please be honest—this can be considered as making them serve Hong Kong and the people of Hong Kong!”

So, Stanley Prison - became red!

...

The popularity of Stanley Prison has caused the land around Stanley to explode directly.

The people who sold land because of the plummeting land prices were too regretful, and some even cried to death.

Those residents who did not sell their land and shops became rich overnight and became veritable "rich people".

Li Chaoren and Li Zhaoji, several real estate tycoons, also smiled because the land they bought with Song Zhichao all rose, which to be precise has increased by two or three times.

The biggest winner is Song Zhichao, who spent 10 billion to acquire more than 20 million square feet of land in Stanley area, but now it has reached 40 to 50 billion according to the market price.

At the same time, the biggest loser is undoubtedly Kang Yongren, the head of Hong Kong Kang's Group.

The 8 million square feet of land he sold before has now increased several times, and the Conn Group has suffered huge losses.

In addition, this land sale behavior that made a proposition was enough to make the shareholders of the shareholders of the Kang Group's shareholders' meeting criticize Kang Yongren and force him to step down.

In fact—
Chapter completed!