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Just as China and Britain were fighting, Xia Tianxia Group was still expanding continuously in Hong Kong.

Since the negotiations between China and the UK have not reached a consensus and have not introduced a rescue policy in a timely manner, many companies are unable to sustain themselves and are on the verge of bankruptcy under such circumstances.

Xia Tian took the opportunity to acquire and took over each company.

In addition to real estate companies, real estate agencies, and upstream and downstream companies related to real estate, such as building materials companies, decoration companies, design companies, etc., he has also been involved in several major industries such as warehousing, logistics, and education.

Since the late 1970s, Hong Kong has gradually transferred its manufacturing industry. In order to reduce costs, many factory owners choose to go to the mainland across the river to invest in and build factories. Not only are the land prices and labor cheap, but they can also reduce taxes, which is very attractive to small bosses with meager profits.

Due to the transfer of manufacturing, Hong Kong's industries are becoming increasingly hollow. The two most important industries are finance and real estate.

Xia Tian has acquired a large number of financial companies, and he has also bought a lot of real estate companies. Now he has basically reached the level of dominance in these two industries.

Nowadays, more than half of the Chinese-funded banks in Hong Kong have been acquired in the summer; in addition, second- and third-level financial companies have also acquired more than 40, and now there are at least five of his financial branches in each district of Hong Kong. In addition, he is currently the boss of the largest insurance company and the boss of the largest securities company in Hong Kong.

In terms of real estate, his World Real Estate has long been the largest real estate company in Hong Kong. It not only owns the most properties, but also has the most land reserves. Now in the face of the economic crisis, he has embezzled a number of small and medium-sized real estate companies, making his property and land more.

It is not fully estimated that the number of properties held by Tianxia Real Estate now accounts for nearly 5% of the total properties in Hong Kong. Especially in Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, Tianxia Real Estate holds a higher proportion of properties.

In the most lively Tsim Sha Tsui area in Hong Kong, just looking around, almost half of the buildings belong to Tianxia Real Estate. Given that Xia Tianxia Real Estate holds more than 50% of its shares and is a true controlling shareholder, it is not too much to consider these real estates as his.

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In addition to the financial and real estate industries, the ones that have relatively high profits in Hong Kong are warehousing and logistics, education and training industries.

As the world's largest deep-water port, Hong Kong is one of the world's largest transit transportation stations. Many goods from all over the world gather here and then transport them to all parts of the world, so the logistics and warehousing industries have great potential.

For example, Hutchison Whampoa, which is owned by Li Jiacheng, Hutchison Whampoa, which is owned by Bao Yugang, and Swire Group, which is owned by Shi Huaiya, are all engaged in the warehousing and logistics industry.

Xia Tianxia Clothing, Tianxia Technology, Tianxia Food and other manufacturing industries all require logistics and warehousing to transport products to all over the world for sale. In addition to their own goods, it can also help other companies with transportation and storage, which also makes a lot of money.

Tianxia Real Estate has now acquired a lot of properties and land, many of which can be used to renovate warehouses. By then, it will be the largest warehouse owner in Hong Kong.

In addition, summer is also preparing to expand the logistics business to the mainland. But he knows how prosperous the express delivery companies in the mainland were and how much money they made in their previous lives.

The mainland will vigorously develop manufacturing in the future, and "Made in China" will be well-known all over the world. And so many products require transportation and warehousing. Now it is deployed in advance, and then it is still afraid that it will not make money.

Moreover, the logistics industry can also be closely connected with e-commerce in the future. In the summer, you can either open your own shopping website or simply invest in Ax Bar. With the support of the logistics industry, the company will make a lot of money and save a lot of things.

In the early days, JD.com and Ax Bar all relied on external express delivery companies, and later they all established their own logistics systems. In summer, it is now possible to build logistics first and then build websites. Reverse operations should be feasible.

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Because Hong Kong lacks higher education institutions, the rate of students' admission to school is very low and the competitive pressure is also very high.

In order to improve academic performance, many students also have to receive extracurricular tutoring outside the classroom. Chinese are famous for attaching importance to education, and parents would rather save money on their own and give everything for their children.

Therefore, in Hong Kong, there are many off-campus cram schools and the fees are also very high. First-class cram schools earn as much as tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars per year, and are known as the "Tutorial King" and "Tuber Queen".

In the Hong Kong drama "The Strategy of the Top" starring Ouyang Zhenhua, Deng Cuiwen plays a celebrity tutoring lecturer. Not only does she charge high fees, but she has limited quotas, so many people may not be able to ask her to help tutoring if they spend money.

According to incomplete statistics, the market size of Hong Kong's extracurricular tutoring industry exceeds HK$3 billion, which is larger than the market size of the film industry, and this is not considered adult education.

Many Hong Kong people choose to work in society after graduating from the fifth grade, but graduating from the fifth grade is only equivalent to the level of high school students in the mainland. In society, it is basically difficult to find high-end jobs.

So in order to recharge yourself and master a skill, many people will choose to receive skill training, such as English, accounting, secretary, microcomputer, chef, etc. The market size of this part is also very large.

Xia Tian was determined to set up his own education group in Hong Kong. One was to make money, the other was to cultivate talents for himself, and the third was to prepare for his schooling in the mainland in the future.

After the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Mainland introduced the "Outline of China's Education Reform and Development", proposing to reform the school-running system, change the pattern of the school-running system in charge of the school-running system, and gradually establish a system with the school-running system as the main body and all sectors of society jointly running schools.

This outline represents the mainland opening up social funds to run schools from now on. But in summer, it is very clear how profitable those private schools in the mainland are.

Not to mention those primary schools, junior high schools, high schools, universities, and kindergartens alone, the fees are ridiculously high. For example, the tuition fees for international English-Chinese bilingual schools may be as high as 200,000 yuan a year. Even so, the quota is still in short supply, and parents need to queue up overnight and ask someone to find connections to enter.

According to statistics from relevant departments, the market size of the mainland education industry will reach HK$45,000. Such a huge piece of cake, of course I want to share a cup first in summer.

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The reason why summer has to be involved in so many industries, from high-tech to manufacturing, from transportation to warehousing, entertainment to education, hotel to publishing... is not only for making money, but also for expanding its influence.

In his previous life, the reason why Hong Kong was once called "Li Jiacheng" was not only because Li Jiacheng was the richest person in Hong Kong. It was also because his business territory was spread all over Hong Kong, which was closely related to the life of every Hong Kong person.

The mineral water they drink is sold by Li Jiacheng, the electricity they use is supplied by Li Jiacheng, and the supermarket they go to is also owned by Li Jiacheng... Li Jiacheng relies on these businesses to influence the lives of every Hong Kong person and establish his authority in Hong Kong.
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