- Du
Yuesheng (22
August 1888 – 16
August 1951),
nicknamed "Big-Eared Du", was a
Chinese mob boss who
spent much of his life in Shanghai. He made his fortune...
-
casino that he met Du
Yuesheng, head of the
criminal organization known as the "Green Gang".[citation needed]
Through Du
Yuesheng, he
later met Chiang...
-
seizing ****ets and
placing them
under arrest. The son of the
gangster Du
Yuesheng was
arrested by him. Ching-kuo
ordered KMT
agents to raid the
Yangtze Development...
- life, and the
Green Gang
worked through these networks. For example, Du
Yuesheng, who
would become one of the most
prominent Green Gang
leaders in Shanghai...
- left
Shanghai for
Wuhan the next day,
Chiang asked Green Gang
leader Du
Yuesheng and
other gang
leaders in
Shanghai to form a
rival union to
oppose the...
- detective, he was also one of Shanghai's
three major gangsters along with Du
Yuesheng and
Zhang Xiaolin, who
worked for the
Green Gang.
Despite the Gang's gradual...
- ****ociation with Shanghai's
criminal syndicate (the
Green Gang
headed by Du
Yuesheng and
Huang Jinrong).
During Chiang's time in Shanghai, the
Shanghai International...
-
officially broke up.
Under the
mediation of Meng's lawyer,
Zheng Yuxiu, and Du
Yuesheng, Mei paid Meng 40,000 yuan in alimony. Two
years later, in 1933, Meng announced...
-
Taddeo Wang
Yuesheng (also
known as
Thaddeus Wang
Yuesheng; (Chinese: 王躍勝; born 27
February 1966) is a
Chinese prelate of the
Catholic Church who has been...
- Kong on 3
January 2013. The
story is
loosely inspired by the life of Du
Yuesheng, a
prominent mob boss in
Shanghai in the 1920s and 1930s. The
story begins...
