Who is the prototype of the mayor of "chasing dragons"?

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". Former Chief Inspector of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Hong Kong Police Force;

During his tenure, he established a corruption mechanism related to the underworld system and later became a wanted man in Hong Kong. In the Hong Kong films after 1990, Lv Le, Lan Gang, Han Sen and Xiong Yan were called the "Four Great Detectives". 20 10 on may 3rd, Lu Le died of illness in Canada.

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1960 s, Lv Le, the chief inspector of China, Kowloon, was black and white, and the absolute monarch known as "Lago" worked as a policeman on 1940. In the 1960s, he, together with Xiong Yan, Han Sen and Lan Gang, were also called "the four Hong Kong inspectors", 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 never given up the pursuit of Lv Le and other four people. 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.