Routine: Why is there always a struggle for property in Hong Kong dramas?

First of all, there have been many examples of competing for production in real life in Hong Kong.

The prototype of Greedy Heart 1 is the production struggle of the Deng family. The property dispute of the Deng family refers to the inheritance dispute caused by the death of Cantonese opera singer Sun Mashi from the end of/kloc-0 to April of the following year. Deng Yongxiang's wife, Hong Jinmei, and Deng's children gave in to each other and shouted and cursed through the media. Relatives and friends around the Deng family, such as Huang, also expressed their views through the media, which triggered a series of scolding wars.

Later, Gong Ruxin's struggle for production took place in Hong Kong, so the struggle for production in Hong Kong was based on facts, not groundless.

Secondly, the world of the rich is always desirable. Just as ordinary people want to know how the rich live, the public can get a glimpse of the life behind the glory of the giants through several competitive events, which greatly satisfies their curiosity.

Therefore, there are always competing themes in Hong Kong dramas.