Having received Xing Baohua's reply, Young Master Zheng did not ask any further questions.

Xing Baohua continued, "Establishing a logistics company is only one aspect. Another is for your family's physical businesses to open companies and factories in the United States. I will use US dollars to acquire them there."

"Is there really such a good thing?" another young master Li said with a smile.

"It's a good thing. You'll get a kickback. It's like they're helping me launder the money I have over there."

Once you put it that way, everyone understands.

And they've done it before, it's nothing more than setting up a shell company, buying some patents or something, and having Xing Baohua's company there acquire them.

They returned with the US dollars given to them by Xing Baohua, exchanged them, and returned a portion of the exchanged money to Xing Baohua.

As for patents and such, Xing Baohua can provide them himself. In short, it's his own stuff, and he sells it to himself. Whether he uses it himself or sells it to a sucker, the ultimate goal is to put the money that belongs to him into his own pocket.

“Ahua, I’m planning to set up a film company, make some movies, and cash out using your Columbia Pictures.” One of the young masters said.

“No, Hong Kong cinema is a symbol, a brand. I can’t ruin that brand just to make money. I support you in starting a film company, but I want good films. You can watch the bad ones yourself,” Xing Baohua said with a wry smile.

Actually, I knew what Mr. Zou from Jiahe meant when he invited me for tea.

They also wanted Columbia Pictures to help them distribute the films.

No problem, Jiahe's quality is quite good.

At least there's Big-Nosed Dragon, and Fatty Hong is holding things together.

As for the bald guy and the glasses guy's films, forget about them. Their distribution can only be done online. Even if they go to theaters, they probably won't get many screens.

In Xing Baohua's memory, Golden Harvest seemed to have collaborated with several Hollywood companies, though he didn't know which ones specifically, but he did know that they had been ripped off.

The shareholders want to get into film and television, and everyone understands what that means: making easy money? But as the face of both Hong Kong and Columbia Pictures, Xing Baohua doesn't want to ruin it.

That's a great hand!

Xing Baohua was still counting on them to spend money everywhere? Going to the movies was also a way to quickly make money.

Otherwise, so many triad companies would be rushing into the film and television industry, forcing famous actors to make movies for them.

They also wanted to make a fortune with minimal cost, leveraging the celebrity effect.

But Xing Baohua is different! He's a legitimate brand. Using a legitimate brand to counterfeit is just asking for trouble, isn't it?