Golden Color Xiangjiang: A Young Man's Dream in a Siheyuan

At the same time, they can let their grandparents go with them first, and then it will be more convenient for them to take Xiao'e, Zhou Xin and others there.

Furthermore, once Lou Bancheng completes his layout in Hong Kong, he can provide the country with a stable foreign supply channel. Whether it is food or industrial equipment, it can be transported back to the country through his father-in-law.

This would achieve three goals at once, serving the country, the people and himself. Zhou Jin believed that his father-in-law would definitely agree.

Thinking of this, Zhou Jin felt a little more relaxed.

Coincidentally, with this annual contract and a monthly contract, Zhou Jin obtained a villa in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, and an office building in Causeway Bay.

This building is twenty stories high, and each floor is one thousand square meters. With these industries, Lou Bancheng will definitely have a much smoother start-up phase after he goes there.

Zhou Jin seemed to see a beautiful blueprint for the future, his eyes were full of expectation and confidence.

He decided that when the time was right, he would discuss the matter with his father-in-law and work together for the future of his family and the country's predicament.

Zhou Jin sat in the study, eyes slightly closed, his thoughts wandering in memories and imaginations of Hong Kong.

Although he did not pay much attention to the news in Hong Kong, in an era of fragmented information like in later generations, he had more or less some understanding of the current situation in Hong Kong.

Zhou Jin recalled the Hong Kong films he had watched before. The old-fashioned streets, bustling markets and all kinds of characters in the films appeared in his mind one by one.

There are also videos seen on short videos. Those clips are like puzzle pieces, gradually piecing together a vivid impression of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong in the 1960s was like a shining pearl, full of vitality and vigor, showing the wonderful fusion and unique charm of Eastern and Western cultures.

In this city, every corner seems to be telling a story.

At that time, Hong Kong was in the stage of economic rise, and the streets were filled with the atmosphere of prosperity.

On both sides of the street, modern high-rise buildings are lined up, and the glass curtain walls sparkle brightly under the sunlight.

These skyscrapers are like giants, proudly demonstrating Hong Kong's economic strength and level of modernization.

Colorful billboards are hung between the buildings, advertising various fashionable products and advanced services.

The streets are crowded with pedestrians, they are wearing fashionable clothes, some are rushing to work, some are strolling leisurely, enjoying the scenery along the street.

Walking on the streets, people are in a hurry, with longing and hope for the future on their faces.

During this period, Hong Kong's architectural styles were astonishingly diverse.

There are modern high-rise buildings that stand like steel giants in the center of the city, shining with the light of glass curtain walls, symbolizing the city's vigorous development.

There are also ancient Chinese temples with red walls, yellow tiles, flying eaves and brackets, carrying a long history and cultural heritage.

There are also European-style buildings with elegant columns and exquisite carvings, exuding an atmosphere of romance and luxury.

People were dressed fashionably, with ladies wearing colorful dresses and exquisite hats and gloves, and men wearing neat suits and ties, looking elegant.

Hong Kong's food culture is also very prosperous, with a wide variety of delicious Cantonese cuisine, refreshments and snacks.

In the bustling teahouse, people enjoy the leisurely time while tasting the fragrant tea and snacks, chatting and chatting.

The street food stalls exude an enticing aroma, and the wonton noodles, fish balls, roast meats and other delicacies are mouth-watering.

In addition, Hong Kong is a shopping paradise, with shops filled with goods from all over the world.

From high-end luxury goods to practical daily necessities, we have everything.

The streets are lined with shops of all kinds, and the neon lights are flashing brightly, attracting many tourists to come shopping.

At the store entrance, sales clerks enthusiastically solicited customers. They introduced the characteristics and advantages of the products to customers in fluent English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

On the streets, people are carrying large and small shopping bags with satisfied smiles on their faces. Here, people can enjoy the fun of shopping to their heart's content.

In addition to the commercial district, Hong Kong's nightlife is also very colorful. At night, the whole city is illuminated by colorful neon lights, like a dreamlike world.

Bars, nightclubs, restaurants and other entertainment venues are brightly lit and bustling. People relax here and enjoy the happiness brought by food, music and dance.

On the streets, taxis and private cars shuttled back and forth, and their lights streaked across the night sky like shooting stars. The night in Hong Kong was full of vitality and charm, making people intoxicated.

However, behind the bright lights of Hong Kong in the 1960s there was a darkness hidden.

The streets are filled with the atmosphere of poverty and despair, and social contradictions are becoming increasingly acute.

At that time, Hong Kong was in the early stages of its economic take-off, and there was a huge gap between the rich and the poor in society.

On one side is a bustling commercial district and high-rise buildings, where there are bright lights and wine, and the rich enjoy a luxurious life.

On one side are dilapidated slums and crowded streets, where houses are shabby and people struggle in poverty.

Working long hours, low wages, life is full of hardship. Public security is also very serious, with high crime rates. Street violence, robbery and theft occur from time to time, and citizens lack a sense of security in their lives.

Social injustice and poverty have led some people to commit crimes, and dark forces are spreading in the city.

But Zhou Jin believes that in the 1960s, Hong Kong was a place where darkness and hope were intertwined. Although the city faced many challenges, it also had the power to change.

He firmly believed that Hong Kong would be the starting point for him to become a business legend.

He seemed to see himself on the streets of Hong Kong, strategizing and using his wisdom and courage to carve out a name for himself in this city full of opportunities and challenges.

Zhou Jin sat in the study with a deep gaze, and the plan in his mind unfolded slowly like a magnificent painting.

He knew very well that with his advance planning, Lou Bancheng's business acumen and vision, and the assistance of his high-level robots, he would be able to gain a foothold in Hong Kong in the short term.

Lou Bancheng is a business legend who has experienced many ups and downs and has a wide range of knowledge. His mind is like a sophisticated business machine, able to keenly capture business opportunities and make decisive decisions.

High-level robots are like omnipotent assistants, possessing wisdom and abilities beyond those of ordinary humans.

With their help, Zhou Jin is full of confidence in the future.

By then, after I get there, with my current huge original capital, the inherent advantages of a time traveler, and the strong support of the system daddy, Hong Kong will be like a sky high for birds to fly and a sea wide for fish to leap.

He seemed to see himself on the business stage of Hong Kong, galloping across the country and calling the shots.