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Mr. Ishii of Tamamori Gallery receives several groups of tourists from China every month, all because the gallery represents a well-known artist - Noguchi, who is good at making Japanese samurai statues. The Chinese man Yang Zhe who came to our door this time looked slovenly. He was dressed and looked like a TEPCO worker. You're not the kind of person who spends millions of yen on art, are you? Ishii told Yang Zhe: In the near future, they will be exhibiting at the Tokyo Art Fair (Art Fair). Tokyo] sold Noguchi's works. There were many buyers who made reservations to attend. In order to accept the samurai statue, Yang Zhe and his secretary Xiao Jin worked hard: they applied for VIP tickets for the art fair, inspected the location of Tamamori Gallery in the exhibition hall in advance, and successfully became the first and second guests to enter the art fair. However, Mr. Ishii went back on his word and rejected the first-come-first-served principle, allowing Yang Zhe and other buyers to guess the statue. Only the winner could win the statue. Yang Zhe, who lost the guessing game, was dissatisfied with this and decided to assert his rights. In the process of fighting with the "imaginary enemy" Ishii, Yang Zhe discovered the rare face of the Japanese and Japanese society...

In this novel, a wedding on Easter Island is used as a clue. Different people come and go, presenting a diverse group portrait effect. The character traits of several of the main characters are all characterized by certain symptoms of the times ("diaosi"), which are impressive. Along the way, Shanghai Jiaxing, Mexico, Cuba, Chile and Easter Island bring readers an experience of urban life and exotic lands.