At Zhou Quan's suggestion, Wong Bing Yiu and Lee Man-bun were startled at first, then looked at their nephew in sudden understanding.
As for Old Master Lee Shu-tong, his face was filled with approval.
He shared his grandson's view. Since this document was of no use to them, and the Lee Family could not safeguard it with their own strength alone,
they might as well hand it to someone who needed it and was fully capable of protecting the Lee Family.
A mighty power that had nothing to fear from the foreign authorities, and could even keep them in check.
The only such power the Lee Family could contact was the Motherland to the north of Hong Kong Island.
The Xinhua News Agency on Queen's Road East in Central, on Hong Kong Island itself, appeared to be nothing more than the north's media mouthpiece to the outside world.
In reality, however, it was the north's highest-ranking institution stationed on Hong Kong Island.
In other words, the Xinhua News Agency was responsible not only for news and publicity, but even housed an intelligence department tasked with monitoring all of Hong Kong Island.
To the senior Police Force officers present, the Xinhua News Agency was effectively the Motherland's intelligence organization operating in plain sight.
If this document reached the Motherland, it would undoubtedly become a powerful weapon in its contest with the foreign authorities.
The reason Wong Bing Yiu and Lee Man-bun had not thought of this was not that they lacked vision or intelligence.
Rather, it was because of the education they had received from childhood and the views that had long since become firmly entrenched.
When considering matters, they did not immediately think of the Motherland behind them.
The entire Lee Family favored Hong Kong Island's return to the Motherland,