Brother Le's lard is a character in the movie money empire, and his lard is his right-hand man. Money empire was directed by Jing Wong, and Tony Leung Ka Fai, Huang Qiusheng, Eason Chan and Liu Yang participated in the performance. This film describes some behind-the-scenes transactions between black forces and police officers before the establishment of the Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption.

Money empire is set in Hongkong, China in 1960s and 1970s, and the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has not yet published it. In addition to fighting, there are also some insider trading between the black forces and the police. money empire is the film that put this history on the screen.

Xu Legong is played by Tony Leung Ka Fai, and the prototype is Lv Le, the first legendary Chinese detective in mainland China and Hongkong. Xu Legong took the first sound of "Lu Legong", which is called the history of "500 million detectives", which means that the amount of corruption is huge.

In the film, Xu Le is fair, straight, smart, arrogant, selfish and cold. On the one hand, he instructed his men to collect high management fees for Hong Kong's yellow casinos in an organized way, and on the other hand, he used his connections in the internal structure of the police force to bribe Hong Kong police officers, which was the number one nemesis of ICAC.