In the 1980s, a new term for provincial Hong Kong flag soldiers appeared in Hong Kong. What is the Provincial Hong Kong Flag Soldier? It is a big circle of people who come to Hong Kong from the mainland to engage in criminal activities. At what time, the fiercest provincial Hong Kong flag soldier who came to Hong Kong was Wu Jiandong.
This man became famous in the Zhongshan Memorial Hall in Guangzhou that year, was an elite thug selected from 30,000 people, as the vanguard of the commando wu Jiandong from the sewers into the 3,000 hostile faction strongholds guarding the Zhongshan Hall, opened a road, and finally opened the door, making a decisive battle for the final victory.
Later, Wu Jiandong came to Hong Kong, Wu Jiandong's salary at that time was only a few dozen yuan, and after coming to the Hong Kong Flower World, he immediately began the first robbery. Snatching a million-dollar watch, the most sensational is that Wu Jiandong was the first person to take out a Type 54 pistol and shoot down the police when robbing on the street.
Later, in 1984, Wu Jiandong and others went to Hong Kong to rob a cash truck, but the intelligence was inaccurate, and this time they grabbed a cart of yen. While fleeing on foot, fierce gun battles with Hong Kong police were fought in several blocks, and they fought while walking.
As a result, because they did not know the road, they entered the bustling Emperor's Avenue, and eventually a more fierce gun battle broke out. Police cars kept arriving, and the scene was very chaotic. In the end, Wu Jiandong hid in an old factory to hide, and after 3 days, a local who Wu Jiandong co-opted, felt that the matter was too big, quietly became a tainted witness of the police, and got tens of thousands of bonuses.
Subsequently, the Flying Tigers raided the old factory, but a gun battle immediately broke out, and 2 Flying Tigers were injured. Wu Jiandong did not expect that there would be many large-scale gun battles in Hong Kong this time, and there were not enough bullets, and finally he successfully arrested Wu Jiandong, who ran out of bullets, and sentenced him to life imprisonment that year.