The mayor is real (Mr. Hong doesn't know)

In Lv Liangwei's performance, Hao is the best, while Donnie Yen's performance is almost unfinished.

Mayor Andy Lau played the best part, but Tony Leung Ka Fai felt a little worse.

This is not a question of their acting skills, but their different expressions.

What about these two in history?

Movie: Crappy Howling

First of all, talk about limping.

Wu Xihao was born in Dahao, Shantou, Guangdong, and moved to Hong Kong in the early 1960s (corresponding to the plot of fleeing famine in the film). He started out as a gambling stall in Shek Kip Mei (Wu Guohao was detained for gambling). From the late 1960s to the early 1970s, he sold drugs worth more than 300 million yuan (buying white powder and opium in the film). Its syndicate even colluded with high-ranking corrupt police officers of the Hong Kong Police Force, and also involved in serious cases such as murder (corresponding to the relationship between the film and Lei Laohu). At the end of 1974, Wu Xihao was arrested after returning from Taiwan Province Province (corresponding to the end of the year, he was arrested by the marine police). 199/kloc-0 was released from prison by the governor for advanced liver cancer in. Twenty-five days after he was released from prison, his condition deteriorated and he died. However, in the film, the director hinted that Wu Xihao in prison believed in religion, and the subtitles at the end of the film also described the subsequent experience of the principal offender very miserably.

The Cantonese version of the lame Hao is from Shantou, mixed with Chaozhou dialect, and all four families are chaozhou people, which is consistent with the historical prototype of the story.

The mandarin version of the cripple is from Xiamen, mixed with Minnan dialect, and the family of four is from Fujian.

Movie:? lame

Relo

Original name: Lv Le.

Lv Le CPM (1920may16-2010may13), also known as the mayor. 1920 was born on 16 May, in Xinnan Village, Lujing Township, Fucheng Town, Haifeng County, Chaoshan Island, Guangdong Province. Later, the whole family sneaked into Hong Kong. Also known as Lu, known as Brother Le and Uncle Shu, he is known as the "500 million inspector". The former Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigation Department 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. Lv Le, Lan Gang, Han Sen and Xiong Yan, four wanted criminals, are known as the "Four Detectives" of Hong Kong films after 1960s. 20 10 on may 3rd, Lu Le died of illness in Canada.

According to Ming Pao in Vancouver, Canada, Lv Le, the "500 million detective" who dominated the Hong Kong police and underworld in the 1960s, died, and his funeral was held in Vancouver, Canada on May 10. Our reporter visited the funeral cemetery the day before yesterday, and saw the wreath outside the auditorium with pictures of elegiac couplets and mourning halls, such as "Mr. Lv Le is eternal". I believe it was a photo of Lv Le taken in the 1970s. According to the data, Lv Le moved to Canada with his family before he was wanted by the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption, and then he was afraid of being extradited to Hong Kong. He and his wife fled to Taiwan Province Province, where there was no extradition agreement with Hongkong, and most of his children stayed in Vancouver. Whether Lv Le was sent to Canada for burial after his death in Taiwan Province or died in Canada has not been confirmed yet. Lv Le is still on the wanted list of the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption. ICAC said that the cause of Lv Le's death has not been confirmed, and it will take time to verify with relevant parties, and will consult the Ministry of Justice for legal advice on how to follow up the case. It is reported that if it is finally confirmed that Lv Le is dead, the wanted notice issued by ICAC from 1976 will be terminated.

Legendary life

/kloc-in the 1960s, gambling and drugs were rampant in Hong Kong. Lv Le, who was the chief inspector of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, was black and white, and the absolute monarch lived a good life. Known as "Brother Laker", he once worked as a policeman in 1940. In 1960s, he, together with Xiong Yan, Han Sen and Lan Gang, were called "Four Chinese Detectives" in Hong Kong, colluding with gangs and collecting huge bribes. Lv Le is recognized as the first of the four. The corruption cases of the four major detectives were exposed by the colonial government in the 1960s. Former Governor MacLehose set up the Independent Commission Against Corruption on 1974 to curb the increasingly rampant corruption in the police force. This famous action of "killing tigers" caused panic in the police force and even triggered a conflict between the police and the people. Subsequently, MacLehose issued an Amnesty to stop investigating most corruption cases before 1977 to quell the police riot. However, ICAC has

Lv Le didn't give up the pursuit of Lv Le and others. 1968, due to the strong anti-corruption voice at that time, Lv Le decided to "retire early", retired early at the age of 48, and lived a carefree life by collecting rent and saving. 1973, before the establishment of ICAC, Lu Le moved to Canada with his eight children and his wife to escape arrest. Canada is a country where many former Hong Kong policemen involved in corruption choose to emigrate. According to a report exposed by Canadian police 1999, at least 44 former Hong Kong police officers and their families who were tracked down by ICAC in the 1970s immigrated to Vancouver and Toronto. According to reports, Lu Le arrived in Vancouver in the mid-1970s, settled with his family and fled to Taiwan Province Province.

In 2004, 84-year-old Lv Le was interviewed by a magazine in Taiwan Province and asked if he would return to Hongkong. He bluntly said that he had no close friends in Hong Kong, and all his acquaintances were in Taiwan Province Province, including the father of Hong Kong artists, and the other was Inspector Hua who fled to Taiwan Province Province.

Lv Le's legendary life was once adapted into the film Legend of the Mayor, starring Hong Kong artist Andy Lau.

Lu Le's wealth is incalculable. Before he left Hong Kong, some people even said that his net worth reached 500 million yuan. According to the data, Lu Ledan's assets frozen in Hong Kong in the 1980s were worth nearly 1 100 million yuan, including eight units in Tsim Sha Tsui and the Mid-Levels, and more than 8 million yuan in cash.

Detective Xiong Yan was a follower of Lv Le.

In the movie "Biography of the 500 Million Detective Mayor", Xiong Yan and Lu Le are evenly matched, and Lu Le is greatly dissatisfied. There are three reasons:

Andy Lau made a complete film, but never went to Lv Le himself.

In this film, Xiong Yan and Lu Le are equal, which Lv Le thinks is not true.

In the play, the mayor collects protection money from street vendors, which Lv Le thinks is an insult to him. How can the police accept this? Just like a beggar. As for how to accept it, he closed his eyes and kept silent.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei belonged to the fringe of Kowloon, where many shanty towns were concentrated, which became the focus of the struggle of gang forces. From Chief Superintendent Garbo to four China inspectors, they are all closely related to this area, and Xiong Yan is a local strongman. Xiong Yan's last position was inspector of Yau Ma Tei Police Station. Prior to this, Han Sen worked in Yau Ma Tei until he was promoted to inspector of Yau Ma Tei, and later transferred to Mong Kok Police Station as an inspector. For this reason, during that period, ICAC focused its work on this area, especially in Yau Ma Tei.

From the Garbo case to 1976, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), which was established only two years ago, dug up nearly 20 corruption syndicates within the Hong Kong Police Force, many senior police officers at the superintendent level were arrested, and hundreds of police officers at all levels were arrested or wanted. The biggest gang corruption case involved 18 policemen. After solving the case, it caused great repercussions in Hong Kong society and also caused great panic within the police force. Those who retired and resigned escaped, seemingly lucky, but in fact they were deprived of their pensions and wanted for a long time, so they could only live in a foreign land anonymously. Some people who fled abroad can't even speak the language and can't come back, so they can only live in darkness. More importantly, although ICAC wanted them, it froze their property, although some people used some property in other places because they were not familiar with the local laws and lived in fear.

At that time, the detective Xiong Yan of Yau Ma Tei Police Station saw that the situation was not good and fled ahead of time, but he was still wanted by the Independent Commission Against Corruption at telephone number197765438+1October 24th. Currently, Xiong Yan lives in Thailand.

Xiong Yan, the most famous man in the movie The Legend of the Mayor, in this movie, Andy Lau had to buy him a cup of tea to make amends. Even when the police were bullied by him, he was his number one opponent after being promoted to detective. But in real life, Xiong Yan is at the bottom of the four detectives. Lv Le is most dissatisfied with the role of Xiong Yan in this film. In the film, Xiong Yan interprets the mayor's growth history from high above to equal with him. In life, Lv Le looked down upon Xiong Yan very much. In his eyes, Xiong Yan is just his best friend and "eats" with him. It's more realistic to get along with him like the lard boy in Ng Man Tat.

Lv Le, one of the four detectives, talked about the past, saying that Xiong Yan was only his subordinate and could not be compared with him. At that time, he didn't want to do it, and it was Xiong Yan's turn to be promoted to inspector. Lv Le said, "He used to follow me." But he is very capable, because Xiong Yan is the only person in Hong Kong who can control the people in Kowloon Castle. He has a good face in Chaozhou gang. "

Xiong Yan also has his strong points. Lv Le once said that Xiong Yan's unprotected area in Kowloon Walled City is quite formidable. The interests of all parties in Kowloon Castle Village have to be solved by Xiong Yan, and only he has such strength. Although looked down upon by Lv Le, he also thinks that Xiong Yan has a little face in Chaozhou gang, which is his affirmation. Xiong Yan is not only Lv Le's best friend, but also the original inspector position of Yau Ma Tei Police Station was chosen by Lu Lexuan, and Lv Le gave up this position before Xiong Yan took over, which is also the highest position in Xiong Yan's life.

Looking back, Xiong Yan's highest position was rejected by others and he took over. He is also one of the four big detectives. The only one who has never been the chief inspector of China is to accompany him at the bottom of the four big detectives. This is why Xiong Yan and Lu Le are equal in the movie, and Lv Le will be dissatisfied-among the four detectives, Hansen was promoted by him, and Xiong Yan lived with him. These two figures are not worthy of Lv Le. In Lv Le's eyes, the only one among the four detectives who can share the same score with him is Chief Inspector Lan Gang of Kowloon.

According to Lu Le, Xiong Yan, who lives in Thailand, sometimes visits him in Taiwan Province Province.

Ok, that's all for today. Next time we will introduce some legends of Hong Kong.

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