January 27, 1979.
It has been raining since dawn on Hong Kong Island.
Outside the Luohu Port, there is a motorcade.
Lou Xiao'e and her family were standing outside the port. The adults were holding umbrellas, while the children were all wearing ponchos. Little eight or nine, two children under three years old, were bouncing around in the puddles.
More than twenty men in civilian clothes stood around, warning against all accidents.
Although they are wearing ordinary and even plain uniforms, their temperament is indistinct and similar to the guards at the opposite port