99 Gangster Hong Kong Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images

Du Yuesheng , commonly known as 'Big-Ears Du' was a Chinese gangster who spent much of his life in Shanghai. He was a key supporter of the Kuomintang and Chiang Kai-shek in their battle against the Communists during the 1920s, and was a figure of some importance during the Second Sino-Japanese War. After the Chinese Civil War and the KMT's retreat to Taiwan, Du went into exile in Hong Kong and remained there until his death in 1951. According to a contemporaneous description: Du Yuesheng is short and slender, with long arms, a shaven head, large yellow teeth and large ears that stick out. He is always accompanied by armed bodyguards, and his home is a fortified drug depot, well stocked with guns and ammunition. Upon entering, the visitor finds the entrance hall lined on both sides with stacks of rifles and sub-machine guns. The house has three floors - on each floor he keeps one of his three wives. He speaks no foreign languages, yet is always keen to meet people of all nationalities, for he gleefully collects gossip and information, no matter how seemingly trivial. Du employs four bodyguards: an ill-tempered blacksmith called Fiery Old Crow, a gardener, Get premium, high resolution news photos at getty

Country Garden: China property giant hit with winding-up petition

Ecuador's Conflict Against Drug Gangs Is Taking a Blow to the Economy

China's Spy and Influence Operations in the U.S. Go Beyond Secret Police Stations

150+ Chinese Gang Stock Photos, Pictures & Royalty-Free Images - iStock

Best and Worst Things About Living in Hong Kong, According to a Local

GIFT Nifty up 11 points: Asian markets, crude oil prices, dollar movement & more - BusinessToday

Hong Kong: City of two masks faces a new crisis

media./photos/65d647e0489a1b293fd9f6

99 Gangster Hong Kong Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images

Protecting the Vulnerable: the Migrant Workers in Hong Kong, by Priscilla Chan

London's skyscraper boom: Scores of towering new high rises set to be built across capital