Hong Kong Variety Show: From Little Brother to Big Boss

In the old city, when the news came from Hong Kong Island that a conflict had broken out between the police and students, someone closed his eyes and thought for a moment, then suddenly opened his eyes and a hint of decisiveness flashed across his face.

He personally called Commander Ye and said something unusual in a calm tone: "The flowers of our country are suffering from unfair treatment by Britain."

"We, as elders, should respond in a certain way. Let them know that they are not children without mothers, and they also have people to support them."

Ye Changqing's hesitant voice came from the microphone: "I'm afraid of causing a violent reaction from Britain. You know, they have troops stationed in Hong Kong Island."

"Since the 1970s, you have not been in the 49 category for more than ten years. I respect your choice and understand your concerns."

"But I hope you can still support Sijiu and me. Although Britain won the Briton War, it also dragged its economy into a quagmire. It will take several years to recover."

"Besides, even if a fight does break out, it can serve as another window for the people of the 1970s to vent their dissatisfaction and anger. And, just do as I say, there won't be a fight."

In the last words, someone wanted to say something but ultimately didn't say it.

After the call ended, someone called Britain again, questioning why his law enforcement officers beat up students who ran away from home for no reason. He hung up only after Sachir personally promised to give an explanation.

As for the matter of dispatching troops to line up at the border of Penggang, someone did not hide it. After all, Xia Kingdom was at war with South Vietnam on the border at that time, and it was not appropriate to start another dispute.

Commander Ye acted quickly. Only three minutes after he hung up the phone, the two thousand soldiers he had ordered were deployed and quickly rushed to the Penggang border.

In Britain, with the actions of Xia State, the content of the newspaper changed again, and it became: Xia State mobilized its troops and prepared to take back the territory through war.

If the previous article caused unrest among British citizens, then this article caused panic among the wealthy people in Hong Kong Island.

In Hong Kong Island, the night is as dark as ink, and the streets under the neon lights are still prosperous, but there seems to be an unusual sense of tension in the air.

The wealthy held an emergency meeting in private to discuss countermeasures. Some proposed transferring assets overseas, while others advocated holding on, believing that the two governments would resolve the dispute peacefully.

Ordinary citizens are more worried about the impact on their daily lives. In supermarkets, daily necessities such as rice, flour, grain and oil have been sold out, and people are in panic.

Minister Ye Xiangnan was instructed by his superiors to convey messages to patriotic people in Hong Kong through secret channels, asking them to remain calm and that war was only a last resort.

Faced with pressure from international public opinion, British Prime Minister Thatcher had to personally call Hong Kong Island Police Commissioner Koon Yiu-fu. When she learned that the protesting students had been successfully appeased, she immediately felt relieved.

He then sternly reprimanded him for not doing a good job in managing the police force and not even knowing that a "mole" had infiltrated the team. He was ordered to immediately make public the results of the police force's handling and admit his mistake.

After hanging up the phone, Sachir personally gave a speech at the press conference, stating that Britain would definitely deal the most severe blow to the acts of community members in Hong Kong Island that undermine social stability.

And severely punish those involved in the students being beaten by the police without reason, and at the same time strengthen communication with Xia Guo to avoid escalation of misunderstandings.

The Prime Minister called for avoiding misunderstandings from escalating, but domestic radicals disagreed.

They all expressed their agreement with Pierce's approach in private, believing that the Hong Kong police should take tough measures to maintain Britain's authority in Hong Kong.

The troops deployed by Commander Ye at the Penggang border did not take any further action. They kept in mind the orders from Sijiu City and remained stationed where they were, maintaining a high state of alert.

This move is both a deterrent to Britain and a reassurance to the people of Hong Kong and the mainland.

He believes that war is not the best way to solve problems, especially under the current international situation. Any conflict may trigger a chain reaction and cause immeasurable losses to the overall interests of Xia State.

The confrontation between the two permanent members of the UN Security Council has attracted great attention from the international community.

Some hope for a fight, while others hope for a peaceful resolution.

This series of events requires someone to take the blame to appease the anger of Hong Kong residents and give an explanation to the northern superpower.

As the Governor of Hong Kong is the face of Britain, it is naturally impossible for Scallon to take the blame. After negotiations among British high-level officials, this role was finally handed over to Guan Yifu.

Therefore, in order to land with dignity, he had no choice but to stand up.

In Hong Kong Island, the Commissioner of Police made a public speech and announced to the citizens of Hong Kong Island through TVB the handling of dereliction of duty within the police force.

He then bowed 90 degrees to apologize, expressing the police's firm attitude of zero tolerance towards tribal gang members, and sincerely told the Hong Kong citizens in front of the screen the police's determination to maintain social stability in Hong Kong Island.

A series of operations successfully reduced the anger of Hong Kong citizens to a minimum.

Finally, with the resignation of the Commissioner of Police, the social atmosphere in Hong Kong Island gradually stabilized, and citizens began to re-examine the complexity and sensitivity behind this series of events.

The discussion on the streets has changed from initial anger and anxiety to a desire for a peaceful resolution to the dispute and expectations for future stability.

The top leaders of the Xia Kingdom closely monitor every subtle change in the situation in Hong Kong Island through multiple intelligence channels.

A secret order was passed from the 49th to the commander, ordering the troops to withdraw to the border.

This action not only demonstrated Xiaguo’s restraint and rationality to the international community, but also sent a clear message to the people of Hong Kong Island:

Although Hong Kong Island has not yet returned, the North Port Power has always stood on the side of maintaining peace and stability, and is willing to resolve differences through dialogue and cooperation and maintain the stability of Hong Kong Island's social security.

Upon learning of the withdrawal of the Hong Kong police force, British Prime Minister Thatcher publicly welcomed this positive development and promised to further strengthen cooperation with Hong Kong to jointly maintain stability in Hong Kong Island.

When the two countries reached a consensus that the stability of Hong Kong was the first element of the negotiations, the storm that had passively blown up Hong Kong was officially calmed down.

During these seven days, many gangs in Hong Kong Island strictly restricted the activities of their subordinates, prohibiting them from gathering to fight or going out to sell powder. They were as well-behaved as a little white rabbit.

It is different from the situation in societies.

In the past few days, PTU police officers patrolling the streets with submachine guns can be seen from time to time, and the sense of security of Hong Kong residents has been maximized.

In addition, the list of gangs to be cleared out is announced every day. Although the list contains only second-rate and third-rate gangs, it still enhances the credibility of the police.

With the restraint of community activities and the efficient governance of the police, social order has been significantly restored.

Citizens began to return to their normal pace of life, and the streets and alleys were once again full of vitality and vigor. However, compared with the past, there are still some differences.

Affected by Chen Jun's border news, although there was no war between Britain and Xia Kingdom and Hong Kong Island was safe, some British and foreign companies still decided to withdraw.

Based on this, although the police have arrested thousands of gangsters, there is no sign of a decrease in the number of unemployed vagrants wandering the streets.

To this end, the Governor's Office summoned all the wealthy people in Hong Kong Island, including Liu Xu.