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Li Zhigang likes to go to the pier with Zhu Li, the third officer who has just begun to speak Japanese. He has his own little plan: he wants to buy a batch of "Tieguanyin" tea. In Japan, Chinese tea can be sold at a good price. Li Zhigang begged Zhu Li, the third mate: "If you contact the Japanese who are fishing in the port, I will give you benefits." The third mate agreed to help out of sympathy, but every time he talked to others about buying and selling tea, the Japanese thought for a while, but finally shook their heads and did not show the expected interest. The third officer was a little angry at Li Zhigang: "Don't make things difficult for me. This is called patriotism and obeying the law. It's not like us. As long as there are people who steal cars, there will be people who sell the stolen goods; if there are people who give bribes, there will be people who take bribes! I tell you You, the Japanese were very friendly to us sailors, but then our people stole the bicycles that were left unlocked outside the house, and the police found the stolen goods on the ship. From then on, they had reason to look down on us. "