We are all reborn, who wants to be the richest man?

When the whole Hong Kong was discussing Far East and Luo Nianzhong, Luo Nianzhong was taking Kwan Ka-wai and Chris on an outing.

However, the two women were not very satisfied with the place he chose, and there were many complaints along the way.

"Brother Zhong, where are we going? Isn't this barren mountain a place for outing?"

Looking at the receding scenery outside the car window, Guan Jiahui really couldn't see what was interesting here.

"Who said it was just for fun? Didn't I tell you that it was just for inspection?"

Touching her white and delicate thighs and feeling her smooth and tight skin, Luo Nian was speechless.

He glanced at Chris on his left who was also looking thoughtful. "You follow her when she's messing around. If she really goes out to play, can she just take you two with her?"

Holding Luo Nianzhong's arm and putting his hand on his leg, Chris said nonchalantly.

"What does it matter? I'm bored at home alone when she comes out.

Besides, as a senior executive of the group, can’t I understand the company’s next plans? It’s even more important that you take me with you during the inspection.”

Also, Luo Wang Yunhua went to the charity fund in the morning, and Zhao Yazhi also took the children to see her parents who finally returned to Hong Kong Island in the morning. If Guan Jiahui and Luo Nianzhong come out again, Chris will indeed be the only one left in the family.

Luo Nianzhong didn't care that the two of them followed him, but they kept nagging him after they came out, so he couldn't help but say a few words. The car drove to the Tuen Mun area in the northwest of Hong Kong Island while the three of them were having fun.

Tuen Mun is located in the northwest corner of the New Territories, adjacent to Yuen Long to the northeast, Tsuen Wan to the southeast, and half faces the sea.

In the late 60s and early 70s, the population of Hong Kong Island exceeded four million. The Hong Kong government began to build satellite cities in scattered areas due to overcrowding in the urban area. Tuen Mun Bay in Tuen Mun was one of them.

After several years of construction, Tuen Mun New Town has begun to take shape but is not particularly large.

Few residents of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon are willing to come here, which is also called the countryside by Hong Kong people.

There are many reasons why Hong Kong residents are reluctant to come. The most important ones are that it is difficult to find jobs, transportation is not convenient, and infrastructure such as medical care and education is not perfect.

The reason why Tuen Mun was later called the most densely populated area on Hong Kong Island was because these areas had been improved. Now, no developers are willing to invest here at all. This is also the reason why Tuen Mun cannot develop now.

There are two main reasons why businessmen are unwilling to invest. The first is the expiration date of the New Territories, and the other is Ding Quan.

Needless to say, the New Territories are due. No businessman dares to invest heavily until everything has settled.

Ding Quan? When it comes to this, you need to know what Ding Quan is and how it came about.

After the British occupied Hong Kong Island, they used thunderous means to take back the land to the Hong Kong government. This is also the reason why the Hong Kong government always sells land.

However, the aborigines of the New Territories did not accept the land resumption by the Hong Kong government and launched a heroic resistance. Therefore, the Hong Kong government was unable to truly take back the land in the New Territories.

Later, the Hong Kong government was forced to develop new towns due to population pressure, and the New Territories became a target.

However, in the eyes of New Territories people, the land in the New Territories is not owned by the Hong Kong government. The Hong Kong government and the New Territories residents have reached a Ding rights policy, also called the Ding Ding rights policy.

That is to say, every aboriginal in the New Territories whose ancestors lived here before 1898 has the right to apply to the Hong Kong government for a piece of land in their village to build a small residence without paying land use fees after reaching the age of 18.

The land area of ​​the residence cannot be larger than 700 square feet, and the building height cannot be higher than three floors, which in total is equivalent to a usable area of ​​200 square meters.

In Hong Kong Island, where land is at a premium, having such a 200-square-meter house is equivalent to a male aboriginal man in the New Territories having tens of millions of assets at birth.

The most important thing is that you can still inherit the property left by your ancestors. Do you have a proper second generation house?

It is precisely because of this that the Dingquan policy has later become one of the biggest problems and contradictions in Hong Kong Island, because there is not much land to approve.

It’s not that there is no land, it just means that there is no land for new towns or residential areas.

They say Hong Kong Island is short of land, but is this really the case?

There is a lack of land, but it is not to this extent.

The land area of ​​Hong Kong Island is about the same as that of Los Angeles. Los Angeles has a population of about four million. Hong Kong Island is not much larger now.

But anyone who has been to these two cities can intuitively feel how overcrowded Hong Kong Island is compared to Los Angeles.

The reason for this is that 80% of the land on Hong Kong Island is undeveloped wasteland, grassland, wetland, etc., and these lands are all located in the New Territories.

The New Territories accounts for almost 70% of the total area of ​​Hong Kong Island, but the current population only accounts for 10% of Hong Kong Island. It is conceivable how other places can not be overcrowded.

Even at its peak, the population of the New Territories only accounted for half of Hong Kong Island. Most of them were crowded into a few new towns, and the vast tracts of wasteland were very desolate.

Even Pengcheng, across the river, couldn't believe that this was Hong Kong Island when seeing the New Territories. They thought it was some kind of countryside where birds don't poop.

Now is the best time. Ding Quan has just started ten years ago, and no developers have come to the New Territories to collect Ding Quan. Luo Nianzhong can completely plan to build the New Territory, and even the content of Ding Quan can be changed.

Are you saying that the local aborigines disagree? Then just take them to play with you.

Living in a big mansion and receiving dividends every year, these things can be said to be what New Territories people like to live in the countryside dream of owning. Will they refuse to agree?

As for the Hong Kong government, it is even more unhappy. This will significantly increase the land area owned by the Hong Kong government.

From Pineapple Hill, look down at the long and narrow new town extending inwards from both sides of the Tuen Mun River.

Chris glanced back and forth between Xinshizhen and Luo Nianzhong, really not understanding what his purpose was here.

“Why should we develop this place?”

Although I don’t know why, it is certain that Luo Nianzhong wants to develop this place, otherwise he would not come.

"Because there is a huge area of ​​land here?" Luo Nianzhong answered simply, with an excited expression on his face.

"real estate?"

"No, this will become the Internet center of Asia and even the world."

Luo Nianzhong sounded very certain that he wanted to build a Silicon Valley on Hong Kong Island.

Internet companies don't need much office space. If they don't specifically pursue it, one building can basically meet the needs of those large companies.

As for servers that take up the most space, is there any better place to cool down than in the ocean or in a cave?

Moreover, the servers of large companies are all dispersed. The headquarters is here, not necessarily everything is here.

The World Wide Web in this generation must have been developed first in the Far East. Tuen Mun, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long and other places were the Internet incubation bases chosen by Luo Nianzhong.

As long as Luo Nianzhong's ideas are realized, Hong Kong Island will become one of the most important places in the world, affecting the entire world.

As the headquarters of the Luo family, Hong Kong Island, which is influenced by the Luo family, has received unimaginable benefits.

"internet?"

Chris knew about this thing, but he didn't understand that Luo Nianzhong actually valued and valued this thing so much.