As many as 100,000 people fled to Hong Kong each month under the new regime, many of whom were rich farmers and capitalists who brought with them management experience, though even more were criminals who established the influential triad society in Hong Kong.
As many as 100,000 people fled to Hong Kong each month under the new regime, many of whom were rich farmers and capitalists. These rich farmers brought with them management experience, though even more were criminals. Capitalists brought with them management experience, though even more were criminals. These criminals established the influential triad society in Hong Kong.