In the 1980s, the Hong Kong listed company Gali Group went from rise to liquidation, with Chairman Cheng Yiyan transforming from a stock idol to a street mouse. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) conducted a cross-border investigation by all members, with a market value of 10 billion evaporated, a 15 year investigation, 200 million litigation costs, the entire upper class society, and several homicide cases, revealing a dark scene on the business stage of the British colonial era.
In the 1980s, the Hong Kong listed company Gali Group went from rise to liquidation, with Chairman Cheng Yiyan transforming from a stock idol to a street mouse. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) conducted a cross-border investigation by all members, with a market value of 10 billion evaporated, a 15 year investigation, 200 million litigation costs, the entire upper class society, and several homicide cases, revealing a dark scene on the business stage of the British colonial era.