For some reason, Yu Hou always remembers a piece of news she saw when she was a child: Chinese diplomatic representatives attending the United Nations General Assembly passionately called for: "Great unity of the people of Asia, Africa and Latin America!" The face of the speaker was very blurry, but his expression of excitement and ecstasy was deeply imprinted in the heart of Yu Hou, who was only three years old. Although the three-year-old Yu Hou did not understand what "the people of Asia, Africa and Latin America" were, she was convinced at the time that it must be a very good thing.
Three-year-old Yu Hou was playing in the sand in a small town on the southwest border and thought that "the great unity of the people of Asia, Africa and Latin America" was a very good thing. Thirty-year-old Yu Hou plays stocks in the bizarre New York City. She has three lovers: black, white and yellow, from Asia, Africa and Latin America. She doesn't know whether "the great unity of the people of Asia, Africa and Latin America" is a good thing or a bad thing.