沒有好電影看的真正原因!

洗錢是將來自非法活動所得的錢或資產，通過一系列交易或操作，使其看起來合法的過程。這樣做可以將非法所得與其真正的來源分離開來，讓資金流通在合法的經濟體系中，從而掩飾其非法來源。以下是一些常見洗錢手法：

1.將非法資金兌換為現金，然後通過現金交易進行洗錢，例如購買高價值商品或服務。

2.建立虛假企業或帳戶，通過虛假交易將非法資金注入合法的經濟體系，然後再將其轉移至其他地方。

3.利用地下金融機構，如非法匯兌、地下銀行等，將非法資金轉移至其他國家，以掩飾其真正的來源。

4.利用跨國貿易來洗錢，通常是通過價格調整、虛假合同或海外交易進行的。

5.將非法資金投資於房地產、股票市場或其他投資項目，以掩飾其非法來源。

6.購買虛擬貨幣或遊戲點數，讓執法單位難以追蹤交易對象。

這些手法可能會與合法的交易方式相似，因此對於防止洗錢活動，需要建立有效的監管和監控機制，以及加強金融機構和法執部門的合作。

早期很多黑幫喜歡涉入演藝圈，除了容易賺錢之外，還有另一個功能就是洗錢。90年代的港片有一種套路叫做報損，就是隨便找些道具搭個棚子，在用火燒掉後就大幅虛報製作費用。他們會找一些報廢的車子炸掉，再以限量版的豪車價格計算成本拍攝一些爛片。然後透過票房將錢回到黑幫的手上。那時候的拍片大老除喜歡拍片，更熱衷於收購電影院。當拍出爛片後就會把戲院買下來，整天自掏腰包地買票放給自己看。當票房衝高以後，這些錢就乾乾淨淨地放入自己的口袋。有一些影片明明就是純洗錢用的爛製作，居然還意外暴紅跟得獎，額外又增加一筆收入，還拉高演員的身價。也正是因為這樣的原因，長期在市面上真正好的電影並不多。

The real reason for the lack of good movies to watch!

Money laundering is the process of making illegally obtained money or assets appear legal through a series of transactions or operations. This is done to separate illicit proceeds from their true source and to disguise the flow of funds within the legitimate economy, thereby concealing their illegal origins. Here are some common methods of money laundering:

1.Converting illicit funds into cash and then laundering them through cash transactions, such as purchasing high-value goods or services.

2.Establishing fake businesses or accounts and injecting illicit funds into the legitimate economy through false transactions, then transferring them elsewhere.

3.Using underground financial institutions, such as illegal currency exchanges or underground banks, to transfer illicit funds to other countries to disguise their true source.

4.Laundering money through cross-border trade, often through price adjustments, false contracts, or overseas transactions.

5.Investing illicit funds in real estate, stock markets, or other investment projects to disguise their illegal source.

6.Purchasing virtual currencies or game points to make it difficult for law enforcement to trace transactions.

These methods may resemble legitimate forms of trade, so effective regulatory and monitoring mechanisms need to be established to prevent money laundering activities, along with enhanced cooperation between financial institutions and law enforcement agencies.

Early on, many triads liked to get involved in the entertainment industry not only because it was easy to make money but also for another purpose: money laundering. In the 1990s, there was a common trick in Hong Kong films called "reporting losses," where they would randomly gather props and set up a makeshift studio, then significantly overstate production costs after burning them down. They would also blow up some scrapped cars and calculate the cost based on the price of limited edition luxury cars to shoot some lousy films. Then, through box office receipts, the money would be returned to the triads. At that time, the big shots in the film industry not only enjoyed making movies but were also keen on buying movie theaters. After making a bad film, they would buy the theater and spend their own money buying tickets to watch it all day long. When the box office soared, the money would be cleanly pocketed. Some films were clearly made solely for money laundering purposes, yet they unexpectedly became popular and won awards, further increasing revenue and boosting actors' reputations. It is precisely for these reasons that there are not many genuinely good movies in the market for a long time.

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