Lei Luo belongs to Andy Lau acting the best, Leung Ka Fai's acting is also feel poor so a little.

Here is not to say that their acting skills, but that the way of expression has its own merits.

So what about the history of these two.

Movie: "Lame Ho"

First up, we have Lame Ho.

Ng Sik Ho was born in Dahao, Shantou, Guangdong, and moved to Hong Kong in the early sixties (corresponding to the desertion episode in the movie), where he started his business in Shek Kip Mei by opening a flower stall (i.e., a gambling stall, and Ng Kwok Ho was once detained for gambling), and trafficked in narcotics valued at more than $300 million (corresponding to the purchase of heroin and opium in the movie) in the late sixties and the early seventies. His syndicate also colluded with top corrupt police officers in the Hong Kong Police Force, and was also involved in serious cases of murder (corresponding to his relationship with Tiger Lui in the movie.) At the end of 1974, Ng Sik-ho was arrested upon his return to Hong Kong from Taiwan (corresponding to his arrest by the Marine Police at the end of the movie.) He was pardoned by the Governor of Hong Kong and released from prison in 1991 due to his terminal liver cancer. Twenty-five days after his release, his condition deteriorated and he died. In the film, the director implies that Wu Xihao in prison has become a religious man, and the end credits also describe the later experiences of the major criminals as miserable .

In the Cantonese version, Lame Ho is from Shantou, interspersed with Teochew, and the four families are all Teochew, keeping in line with the story's historical prototype.

The Mandarin version of the lame man is Xiamen people, mixed with the Minnan language, the four families are Fujian people.

The movie: ? Lame Ho

Lei Luo

Original name: Lui Lok

Lui Lok CPM (May 16, 1920 - May 13, 2010), also known as Lei Luo. May 16, 1920 was born in Guangdong Province, Guangdong Province, Chao Zhuan Road, Haifeng County, attached to the town of Lujing Township, new South Village, and later the whole family smuggled to Hong Kong. He was also known as Lui Woo Lok, known as Lok, Uncle, and "Inspector 500 million". Hong Kong Police Force Criminal Investigation Department, the former Chief Inspector, in office during the establishment of a set of triad system related to corruption mechanism, and later fell into Hong Kong's most wanted. 1990s after the Hong Kong film, the four most wanted criminals, Lv Le, Lan Gang, Han Sen and Yan Xiong and called "the four great detectives". May 13, 2010, Lv Le in Canada died after a long illness.

According to Canada's Vancouver "Ming Pao" reported that in the 1960s, the Hong Kong police and the mafia's "five hundred million detectives" Lui Lok has passed away, May 13, 2010 in Vancouver, Canada, funeral. The newspaper reporter went to the cemetery where the funeral took place the day before yesterday, and saw that the wreath outside the auditorium was inscribed with couplets such as "Mr. Lui Lok for all time", and it is believed that the last photo in the funeral hall was a photo of Lui Lok taken in the 1970s. According to the information, Lv Le was wanted by the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) before the family moved to Canada, and then feared extradition back to Hong Kong, and then absconded with his wife to Taiwan, where there is no extradition agreement with Hong Kong, and their children mostly stayed in Vancouver. It is not confirmed whether Lui Lok's body was sent to Canada for funeral after his death in Taiwan or whether he died in Canada. Lui Lok is still on the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption's (ICAC) wanted list. The ICAC said it could not confirm the death of Lui Lok for the time being and would need time to seek confirmation from the relevant parties and would consult the Department of Justice for legal advice on how to follow up the case. It is understood that if it is eventually confirmed that Lui Lok is dead, the ICAC's warrant issued against him since 1976 will come to an end.

Legendary life

In the 1960s, when Hong Kong's gambling and narcotics were rampant, Lui Lok, who had served as Chief Inspector of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, was a man of the world, and was known as "Lak" for a while. Known as "Lak", he served as a police officer in 1940, and in the 1960s, together with Yan Xiong, Han Sen and Lan Gang, they were known as Hong Kong's "Four Great Chinese Detectives", who colluded with the triads to collect huge bribes. Lui Lok was recognized as the first of the four. In the 1960s, the colonial government uncovered the corruption of the Four Chinese Detectives. Former Governor Murray MacLehose set up the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in 1974 to curb the growing corruption in the police force. This famous "Tiger Crackdown" led to panic in the police force and conflict between the police and the ICAC. It was only after MacLehose granted an amnesty for most of the corruption cases before 1977 that the riots in the police force were quelled. The ICAC, however,

Lui Lok did not give up the pursuit of Lui Lok and the other four, and in 1968, due to the strong anti-corruption voice at that time, Lui Lok decided to take an early "retirement" at the age of 48, early retirement, and rely on the rent and savings to live a carefree life. 1973, Lui Lok, together with his eight children and his wife, before the establishment of the ICAC to move to Canada to escape arrest. Canada was the country of choice for a number of former Hong Kong police officers involved in corruption to emigrate at that time. According to a Canadian police report exposed in 1999, at least 44 former Hong Kong police officers and their family members, who were pursued by the ICAC in the 1970s, emigrated to Vancouver and Toronto. The report said Lui Lok arrived in Vancouver in the mid-1970s, settled his family and then fled to Taiwan himself.

In 2004, when 84-year-old Lui Lok was interviewed by a magazine in Taiwan, he was asked if he would return to Hong Kong, and he bluntly said that he had no more familiar friends in Hong Kong, and the ones he did know were in Taiwan, including Tsang Kai-wing, the father of Hong Kong artist Tsang Chi-wai, and the other party was also an inspector of Chinese police absconding from Taiwan.

Lui Lok's legendary life has been adapted into a movie "Legend of Lui Lok", with Hong Kong artist Andy Lau as the lead actor Lui Lok.

Lui Lok's family fortune is hard to estimate, and before he left Hong Kong, it was even rumored that his fortune reached $500 million. According to the information, Lui Lok single frozen assets in Hong Kong in the 80's has been worth nearly 100 million dollars, its assets include Tsim Sha Tsui and Mid-Levels eight units, as well as more than 8 million dollars in cash.

Inspector Yen Xiong was once Lv Le's henchman

"500 million Inspector Lei Luo biography" movie Yen Xiong and Lv Le leveled the playing field, Lv Le was greatly dissatisfied. There are three reasons for this:

Andy Lau, who shot the entire movie, never came to Taiwan to meet Lui Lok in person.

The movie puts Yan Xiong on an equal footing with Lü Le, which Lü Le considers to be a violation of the facts.

In the movie, Lui Lok collects protection money from hawkers on the street, which Lui Lok thinks is a slur against him. How can a policeman collect like that, similar to beggars. As for how to collect, he closes his eyes and closes his mouth to keep silent.

Yen Xiong in the 1960s and 1970s, when the Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei area, still belongs to the fringe of Kowloon, concentrated in many shantytowns, and therefore become the focus of the mob forces, from the Chief Superintendent of Police, Mr. Gerber, to the four major Chinese Detectives, are closely related to this area, Yen Xiong is the head of the snake of this area. Yen Hung's last post was the Inspector of Yau Ma Tei Police Station. Previously, Hanson had been serving in the Yau Ma Tei area until he was promoted to the post of Inspector of Yau Ma Tei, and was later transferred to Mong Kok Police Station as the Inspector. It is precisely for this reason that the ICAC focused its work in that period on this region, especially the Yau Ma Tei area.

Since the Gerber case to 1976, the establishment of only two years of the ICAC, in the Hong Kong Police Force, has unearthed nearly 20 corruption syndicates, a number of superintendents of senior police officers were arrested, hundreds of police officers at all levels were arrested or wanted. The largest of these syndicated corruption cases involved 18 police officers. After this case was solved, it caused great repercussions in the Hong Kong community and, at the same time, caused great panic within the Police Force. Those who have retired and retired from the force were able to escape, which seems to be lucky enough, but in reality, they were deprived of their pensions, and those who were wanted for a long time could only live in anonymity in a foreign country, and some of those who fled to foreign countries could not even speak the language and could not return, so they could only lead a life in the dark. What's more, the ICAC froze their assets while they were wanted, and even though some of them were using their assets outside the country, they were living in fear because they didn't know the local laws very well.

Yen Hung, then an Inspector in the Yau Ma Tei Police Station, saw the situation as bad and fled early, but was still wanted by the ICAC on January 24, 1977, and Yen Hung is now settled in Thailand.

The movie "Lei Luo biography" in the most widely known Yen Xiong, the film Andy Lau also had to him tea to make amends, and even when the small police officer period was bullied by him, after the promotion of the Inspector or his number one rival. In real life, however, Yen Hung is at the bottom of the list of the Four Detectives. Lui Lok's biggest complaint about the movie is the part of Yen Hung. In the movie, Yen Hung is from the high and mighty to his equal, all of them are acting out Lui Lok's history of growth. Lui Lok looks down on Yen Hung in his eyes, in his eyes, Yen Hung is just a follower of his, he is just making a living with him, and it's more factual if we get along with each other, just like Ng Man Tat's role of Lard.

Lui Lok, one of the top four detectives, talked about the past and said that Yan Xiong was only his subordinate, not comparable to him, and he didn't want to do it, so it was Yan Xiong's turn to become a detective. Lui Lok said: "He was with me before. But he is still quite capable, because Yan Xiong is the only one in Hong Kong who can handle the people inside the Nine Dragons Walled City, and he has quite a face inside the Chaozhou Gang."

Yan Xiong also has his strength. Lv Le has said, Yan Xiong in the unregulated area of the Kowloon Walled City is quite powerful, Kowloon Walled City, the interests of all parties to rely on Yan Xiong, only he has such a strength. Even though he is despised by Lv Le, he also thinks that Yan Xiong has some face in the Chaozhou gang, which is a kind of affirmation to him. Yan Xiong is not only Lv Le's follower, even the original Yau Ma Tei police station detective position belongs to Lv Le, Lv Le gave up this post, before Yan Xiong took over, which is also Yan Xiong's life in the highest position.

In retrospect, Yen Hung's highest position was the one he took over after others didn't want him to, and he was the only one of the four detectives who hadn't been a Chief Inspector of Police, which is why he was at the bottom of the list of the four. This is why in the movie, Yan Xiong and Lv Le are on an equal footing, Lv Le will feel dissatisfied - in the four major detectives, Han Sen has to rely on him to promote, Yan Xiong with him to make a living, these two are not Lv Le look at the character, in the eyes of Lv Le, in the four major detectives, the only one who can be equal to him is the Kowloon's Chief Chinese Detective, Lan Gang.

According to Lü Le, Yan Xiong, who is now living in Thailand, sometimes comes to Taiwan to catch up with him.

Well, that's it for today, we'll be back with some more Hong Kong legends in the next installment.

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