Hung Society

The Hung Society, also known as the "Hung Men," originated in 18th-century China and is often associated with secret organizations, including Chinese triads. Initially formed to resist foreign oppression and promote social justice, it later became involved in organized crime. Members typically valued loyalty, brotherhood, and mutual support, often engaging in illegal activities such as smuggling and gambling. The society played a significant role in Chinese history and culture, influencing various aspects of society and even appearing in popular media. Today, it symbolizes aspects of rebellion and resistance within the context of organized crime.