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Who are the archetypes of Hong Xing and Dong Xing in Young and Dangerous?
The prototype of Hongxing is the Hong Kong gangster Xinyi 'an, and the prototype of Dongxing is another big gangster, 14k. Chen Haonan prototype Chen Yaoxing, Wan Chai Tiger, Prince Du Lianshun, Jiandong Tiger, Jiang Tianyang original type Xiang Huasheng, Xinyi 'an bibcock. Dongxing is Xinyi 'an, one of the four major gangs in Hong Kong, and Hongxing is a famous gang in Hong Kong.

There is the so-called "East Star and Five Tigers" in the film, which refers to the four-year famous "Five Tigers and Ten Chivalrous Men". Missing has always been a family-style gang, which is also deeply reflected in the film.

Hong Xing twelve hall Lord, fragmented. In fact, Hopewell in Hong Kong has always implemented the intra-gang election system, and many lords voted for the gang leader. In the film, Hong Xing boss Jiang Tianyang was also elected. At the same time, the internal struggle between victory and defeat is very fierce, mainly manifested in various intrigues on mutual votes.

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Gangs in Hong Kong can be traced back to "Hong Men" in Qing Dynasty and later renamed as "Triad". It is rumored that the name of the underworld is related to Guangdong. One theory is that triads only refer to Hong Men organizations in Guangdong, because there are three rivers in Guangdong: Dongjiang, Xijiang and Beijiang.

Another explanation is that the name of the underworld originated from Chen Jinnan, the first incense owner in Hong Men, who failed to lead the uprising and died in Gao Xi Temple in Huizhou, Guangdong. His followers (formerly known as Su) continued to oppose the Qing court. They think that the weather, location and people are just right, so they are also called triads.

After the demise of the Qing Dynasty and the Second World War, triads evolved into a general term for traditional secret societies in Hong Kong. For nearly half a century, the activities of various gangs in the underworld include collecting protection fees, drug trafficking, money laundering, illegal gambling, running industries and other so-called pornographic, gambling and drug-related industries.