He dominates the entire city of Beijing, with thousands of brothers under his command. No gang in the capital dares to slight him.
He once ventured south to Shenzhen alone, relying solely on his courage and determination to carve out a place for himself in that land where all kinds of people mixed together. He punished various despots with fierce means; even the godfather of Macau regarded him as a close friend and was willing to do things for him.
He is a typical tough guy in China, with an unyielding spirit, never bowing to any enemy. However, when it comes to his friends and brothers, he can be completely sincere and do anything for them.
He is hailed as the "ceiling" of the domestic underworld. Over the past decades, he has traveled across the country, and wherever he goes, he has subdued all the unruly and vicious forces. He is more like an "arbitrator" of the Chinese underworld, and his name is enough to instill fear in countless ambitious and powerful individuals.
Even the notorious "Thief King of the Century" Zhang Ziqiang once expressed admiration for him; he was on friendly terms with the "Bengya Ju" from Macau; and he once used swift and decisive measures to teach a lesson to the Xiang brothers, who were involved in both organized crime and legitimate business in Hong Kong and Macau.
He is like a legendary hero emerging from the real world. It's hard to judge his eventful life with a simple "good" or "evil". He is known as the "righteous elder brother" and also as the "ingenious uncle" in the dark underworld.
After wandering the Jianghu for decades, what is most admirable about him is not his bravery and fighting prowess, but his insightful and convincing understanding of "human relationships and social customs".
He is Jiadao, a benevolent and righteous elder brother from Beijing.
Since he is called the "ceiling" of the martial arts world, just how legendary is the life of Jiadao?
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A veteran in Beijing, he became known as the "King of Shenzhen" in the 1990s. This is a legendary tale of a gangster who rose through the ranks, embodying the spirit of the underworld. Life is eternal, and the glint of swords and the warmth of friendship are the true essence of the world of adventurers.
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Jiadao, originally named Ren Jiazhong, was born in Beijing in 1963. He was mischievous and naughty since childhood, dropped out of school early, and later entered society, mixing with the underworld.
Born in a military compound on Huangsi Street in Dongcheng District, Beijing, Jiadai is a genuine and native Beijing native. Due to her military family background, after graduating from school, Jiadai directly joined the army. In old Beijing during that era, attending university was not everyone's dream, but becoming a military talent was the highest honor.
After completing his military service, the restless man moved south to Shenzhen and ventured into business, becoming one of the first "crab eaters" after the reform and opening up.
Jiadao, with a gentle and handsome appearance, had an extremely competitive nature. He could not stand seeing the weak bullied, and on many occasions, he would draw his sword to help those in need when he saw injustice. In Shenzhen, he became famous in one battle by defeating various powerful gangs. In the following years, Jiadao made a name for himself in Shenzhen, and the local Northeast Gang, Chaozhou Gang, and Hunan Gang all feared him.
Jiadao once personally dealt with Xiang Huabo; even Zhang Ziqiang, known as the "Thief King of the Century," was deeply impressed by Jiadao's courage and loyalty, and was willing to call him brother.
Jiadao is a loyal and righteous person who acts with kindness and loyalty. In Shenzhen, he not only made many friends but also, leveraging his deep connections, resolved countless issues for many brothers who were striving in both Beijing and Shenzhen. His team was once known as the "Shenzhen Packing Team". In business, he also thrived with the help of his connections in both the black and white worlds.
So, where does the name "Jiadai" come from?
At that time in Shenzhen, with Jiadao at the core, a group of prominent figures from Beijing and the local area gathered. They discussed the establishment of the Beijing Chamber of Commerce, and several brothers believed that Jiadao had a good foundation and wide connections in Shenzhen, so they recommended him to serve as the president.
However, Jiadao believed that she was neither as old nor as experienced as the seniors in the community, so she said modestly, "I'm not up to the job! If there's really no suitable candidate, I can be an 'acting' president, with the word 'acting' added in front, to temporarily take over."
Thus, the name "Jiadai" became widely known.
Later, based in Beijing and Shenzhen, Jiadai made friends with heroes from all over the world, traveled extensively, and became famous. In the world of adventurers, Brother Jiadai was as righteous as the sky: he was loyal to his brothers, generous to his friends, polite to strangers, but he would strike hard and show no mercy to enemies.
After meeting several good brothers like Yuan, Bing, and Yong, Jiadao's career, wealth, and connections reached the peak of his life, earning him the title of "Shenzhen King". However, despite his success and fame, he never forgot his roots. Later, he returned to Beijing and helped many "veterans" and "local residents" there.
He helped the weak and supported those in distress, and was admired by many people in the martial arts community. He was hailed as the "spiritual leader of the young and vigorous faction in Sijiucheng". Jiadao was also the person whom Bai Xiaohang, the top expert in the capital, held in the highest esteem throughout his life.
Jiadao has many good friends in the entertainment circle, such as Ge You, Ma Weidu, Liang Tian, Zang Tianshuo, Ren Dahua, Yu Qian, etc. At that time, his young brothers under his management also included Jing Gangshan, Man Wenjun, Chen Yufan, Wu Jing, etc. His friends from all walks of life are countless. Jiadao's extensive network of connections is truly admirable and widely praised.
Unfortunately, on May 31st, 2020, Brother Jiadao passed away due to lymphoma. Since then, there has been no more Jiadao in the martial arts world, but his glorious years are still being celebrated.
Looking back on Jiadao's life now, it feels like a grand dream. That legendary and passionate journey, filled with stories of loyalty and righteousness, still stirs the hearts of countless martial artists who value sentiment and integrity.
In short, Jiadao's life has made a significant and indelible mark on the history of the Jianghu in Beijing, Shenzhen, and even the entire country.
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