Li Changsheng thought about it later, and there was no need to lay the groundwork for what will happen more than ten years later.
Right now, the focus is on running Xiangjiang well.
In Xiangjiang, there is a Jewish family whose influence is very great and will still exist until 2022.
If Li Changsheng hates them, he can start with this family first, try to bring this family down, and then spread to the United States little by little.
Now his "677" investment in the United States, as long as the Jews don't interfere, it will not violate the water.
If they want to interrupt their investment and hinder their financial opportunities, sorry, Li Changsheng will send them to God!
That family has been standing in Xiangjiang for so many years. Even if they return later, it seems that their status has not been affected. They still have investments in many fields. An old family like theirs has deep roots and leaves, and no one seems to be able to shake them.
The Kadoorie family, a Jewish family, originated from the Baghdad area. In the 18th century, they moved to Mumbai, India, and then moved to China.
When Yili Kadoorie came to Hong Kong from Shanghai in his early years, he only had five hundred dollars with him.
He used the money to open a stock brokerage firm, and with the shrewdness of the Jews, Kadoorie made his first pot of gold in stock trading.
The truth that money makes money seems to be understood by Jews innately, and Yili Kadori quickly invested the money he earned. In cooperation with his friends, he established the Chunghwa Power Company in 1903
Although the power of generators was very small back then, and only a few foreigners in Hong Kong could use electric lights, the clever Kadoorie had foreseen that the electric power industry was an industry with great development potential.
He concentrated on focusing on China Power Corporation. In 1906, Yili Kadoorie bought a large amount of shares in Xiangjiang Shanghai Hotel and became a major shareholder.
Roland Kadoorie studied in Shanghai and England when he was young, and returned to Xiangjiang at the age of 19 to join the board of directors of China Power Corporation chaired by his father. This year, the Kadoorie family purchased the controlling stake in CLP Power from the British-owned Qichang Insurance Company, making CLP the main force of the Kadoorie family's business. Under the management of Kadoorie and his son, CLP's business developed rapidly. By the outbreak of World War II, CLP had become one of the few large companies in Hong Kong, monopolizing the supply of electricity to the Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories.
Later, it expanded its business to hotels, real estate, trade and other industries, and created the most luxurious hotel in Asia at that time——The Peninsula Hotel...
In addition, the Kadoorie family also devoted themselves to charity, established many schools such as Yucai Publishing House [and set up Jimi Fund to help Jewish refugees start dozens of small and medium-sized enterprises!
Today, the Kadoorie family, which has a history of more than 100 years, has been involved in many industries such as electricity, hotels, real estate, textiles, banks, carpets, and storage. The family wealth is as high as 100 billion Hong Kong dollars. It is the oldest and richest family business in Hong Kong One of the group.
However, compared to the other Sassoon family, the Kadoorie family is still clean, at least they haven't done anything outrageous.
The Sassoon family was also the largest dental dealer. In the 1830s, Sassoon Company sold Yingying dental tablets to Zhongying.
The Sassoon family is known as the "Rothschild of the East" because of their huge wealth accumulated in finance and trade. The Sassoon family was originally based in Baghdad, and later moved to Mumbai, India, and then spread to China, the United Kingdom and around the world. Since the 18th century, the Sassoon family has become one of the wealthiest families in the world, and its business queens spread all over the Asian continent.
But their crimes have not been liquidated, and they are still hurting us heavily with the HSBC they established. .
