Hong Kong triadsYiu Kong ChuChu, Y. (2011) "Hong Kong triads." In Smith, C. and Zhang, S. and Barberet, R. (Ed.), "Routledge Handbook of International Criminology", pp. 226-236. New York, NY: Routledge.
The Triads are a Gang featured in Grand Theft Auto III. The Triads began their operations in Liberty City in July 1997, after the Hong Kong handover. Although...
Police versus triad stories are quite commonplace in Hong Kong cinema. I see stark similarities between Infernal Affairs and Hard Boiled, another one of my favorites.Hard Boiled is a police action flick starring Chow Yun Fat and Tony Leung. I don’t want to give anything else away other than...
In addition, the merchants’ meetinghouse gives the gang a place to hang out. The center of the Triad remains in Hong Kong. There are seven main branches, each with its own area of influence and working independently of the others—the Sun Yee On Triad, the Wo Group, the 14K Triad, ...
An undercover law enforcement agent or spy from a different Triad is called 25 and is popularly known as snitch in Hong Kong. The uninitiated members just like the Mafia associates are known as Blue Lanterns do not have any code. So the Rank Wise Levels would be ...
As tattoos finally cast off their seedy reputation, we look into the history of Hong Kong's distinctive version of skin art.
A convicted gambling tycoon, a Hong Kong gold trader, and a racing car driver from Macau: the FT and think-tank Rusi reveal some of the individuals behind a network connecting Chinese criminal groups to North Korean oil procurement and intelligence operations which help to sustain the country's...
Depending on which government source one uses, tongs maybe considered a form of non-traditional Asian criminal enterprises, resembling street gangs more so than the traditional triads in Hong Kong or Yakuza in Japan... S Zhang - Springer US 被引量: 4发表: 2012年 New faces of the dragon Dis...
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