Han Zong: Starting From Chinatown, Dominating South Korea

Early the next morning, Bai Chengze woke up.

He walked out of the small wooden shed, shielded himself from the harsh morning light with one arm, yawned, and stretched comfortably.

Come to the tap.

The clothes washed last night have become dry after a night of wind, although they are still a little damp, but they do not affect the wear.

After some scruples, Bai Chengze looked at himself through the watery pool of the ground.

Refreshing, clean, and finally has the appearance of a normal person.

He followed the familiar route and came to Chinatown again.

This time, Bai Chengze wanted to find a job that could make ends meet.

If you're lucky, you might find a place to stay.

During the day, Chinatown is still crowded and lively.

There are those who open shops, there are those who set up stalls, and there are those who hawk along the street.

After walking around the street, Bai Chengze's target was eventually locked on a Chinese restaurant.

He pushed the door into the restaurant, went straight to the bar, nodded at the boss behind the table, and said in a standard Chinese: "I want to find a job." ”

When the boss heard this, he glanced Bai Chengze up and down, and closed the newspaper in his hand, "Do you have an ID card?" ”

The Chinese in Korea basically have four identities.

The first is the type of visa, that is, short-term study abroad, tourism and the like.

Second, they have obtained the right of long-term residence, and because of policy reasons, this kind of Taiwan compatriot permit and Hong Kong compatriot permit are basically issued, accounting for the vast majority of the Chinese people.

The third is Korean, that is, Korean-Chinese.

The fourth type is smugglers, that is, black households, which have more than 70,000 people and are very large.

Because of the different status, the work that can be done is also different.

Therefore, when the boss saw Bai Chengze's first glance, he subconsciously inquired about the identity of the other party.

Bai Chengze calmly pulled out an ID card from his jacket pocket and handed it to his boss.

The boss took the ID card and looked at it, then glanced at Bai Chengze, and sneered lightly, "Naturalized Korean? ”

With that, he handed his ID card back to Bai Chengze and shook his head: "With all due respect, you are not welcome on this street. ”

Bai Chengze shoved the ID card back into his pocket and smiled bitterly, not knowing whether to be happy or sad.

At that time, only a small percentage of Hanwha people were naturalized.

Most of them are like Chinese restaurant owners, although they are in other countries, but they cannot become the nationality of other countries until death, and they despise their compatriots who have become Korean nationals.

Take the millennium as the dividing line.

Before the millennium, this was basically the mindset in Hanwha diaspora.

After the millennium, some overseas Chinese began to be actively naturalized, because certain policies were liberalized, and naturalization was more conducive to life.

This has also led to the confrontation between the two factions, and it is inevitable that there will be some phenomena that are not used to each other.

Korean ID cards of Chinese descent and local ID cards are different and easy to distinguish.

The "Bai Pu" ID card held by Bai Chengze is a local certificate.

In the eyes of the boss, Bai Chengze has become a fake foreign devil passed down from generation to generation, and he has long been not on the same front as himself.

That's why he was so cold to Bai Chengze.

Faced with the boss's questioning, Bai Chengze did not explain much.

Because he knows that even if he explains it, he can't explain it clearly.

He thanked the boss and turned to leave the Chinese restaurant.

At the second store, Bai Chengze changed his mind.

This time, he claimed to have been smuggled in and was a black household.

Unexpectedly, the boss did not show too much rejection, but instead asked Zhengse: "Have you introduced people?" ”

Bai Chengze shook his head truthfully.

The boss smacked his lips and said, "If the black family wants to work, it's not impossible, but you have to find an introducer first and let him be a guarantee, otherwise we won't worry about taking you in." ”

This statement is reasonable and not difficult to understand.

After all, when going out, no one has a reason to get used to anyone, and rules are rules.

"Can you show me the way?" Bai Chengze asked tentatively.

"Where is your home?" The boss asked rhetorically.

Bai Chengze replied truthfully: "Weihai. ”

"Go find the Jiaodong gang, if you are lucky, they will help you." The boss said.

"Thank you."

After saying thanks, Bai Chengze walked out of the noodle shop and exhaled a long breath.

Right now, I have a clue.

Jiaodong gang, he naturally heard about it.

More than half of the Chinese in Korea come from Jiaodong.

Jiaodong, that is, northeast Lu, Weihai, Yantai, Qingdao and other coastal cities.

These cities are across the sea from South Korea, and it is very convenient to travel by boat or overnight.

Because of the geographical advantage, the vast majority of people from Jiaodong come to South Korea.

Over time, a force was formed in South Korea, the so-called "Jiaodong Gang".

According to the address said by the owner of the noodle shop, Bai Chengze came all the way to a tea house, looked at the big sign "Fuyun Tea House" above his head, sorted out his clothes, and walked in.

"I'm looking for Big Saint Brother." Coming to the front desk, Bai Chengze said to the girl at the bar.

"What are you looking for her?" The girl's face was a little hesitant.

Bai Chengze said, "I'm here to join. ”

The girl nodded, "Please wait." ”

With that, she walked upstairs with brisk steps.

Not long after, the girl appeared at the entrance of the stairs on the second floor, stretched her neck and shouted down: "Come up, handsome man." ”

Bai Chengze walked steadily to the second floor and was led into a room under the guidance of the girl.

The room is a tea hall, decorated in Chinese style and antique color.

Behind a rosewood tea table, there is a bald man, who should be the so-called Great Saint Brother.

Big Saint Brother had a cigarette in his mouth and wiped the tea table with a rag in one hand.

He saw Bai Chengze come in and beckoned him to sit down and talk.

Bai Chengze is a man in two lifetimes, and in his previous life, he was also a big man on the rich side, and he was far better than the people in front of him.

He is also very sophisticated in dealing with the rules on the scene.

After sitting down, he calmed down and soon became familiar with the Great Saint Brother.

When Big Saint Brother heard that Bai Chengze was his fellow countryman, he was also relatively polite to him, and soaked in a pot of good Biluo Chun.

Bai Chengze quietly bowed, tapped the edge of the table twice skillfully, and then picked up the teacup and savored it.

Brother Da Sheng saw that Bai Chengze was both mature and well-behaved, and his speech and behavior were generous, which did not look at all like what he should behave in his early twenties.

He couldn't help but be interested, raised his eyebrows and asked, "Why did you come to South Korea?" ”

"Life is compelling," Bai Chengze smiles, "to make more money." ”

"Fine-skinned and tender-skinned, high-quality raw?"

"I studied Korean after two years of university."

"It's a pity," Big Saint Brother smacked his lips, "There is no decent identity here, it's not easy to mix, you should come through formal channels." ”

"It's too late to talk about that," Bai Chengze smiled, "It's not very demanding, just have a bite to eat." ”

"Can you drive?" Big Saint Brother asked.

"Yes." Bai Chengze nodded in reply.

The Great Saint Brother thought for a while, and spoke: "My driver went back to China a while ago, if you want, you can drive me for a few days first, I will find a good job, and I will recommend you when the time comes, you also know, working in a noodle restaurant can't earn a few bucks." ”

Bai Chengze's remarks came as a surprise.

Compared with working in a noodle restaurant, working as a driver for a big guy is a good errand that cannot be sought.

Without even thinking about it, Bai Chengze answered.

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ps: Explanation about grassroots openings:

The main thing is to give the protagonist a little buffer time,

In this way, there is a happy kung fu with the heroine,

If you compete for hegemony as soon as you come up, the atmosphere is too tense.

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