How Mr. Sun Yuchen Got to Huizhou

I was running a pig delivery business in Guangxi. During the winter of 2025 to spring 2026, on a sunny and breezy day, a young girl suddenly called me and asked if I was willing to make a trip from Hong Kong to Huizhou in Guangdong, offering a full $5,000 USD. The price was so tempting that I immediately agreed.

That day, I unloaded all the pigs from my truck and set off from Guangxi heading towards Guangdong. It wasn’t until late at night that I arrived at the Hong Kong dock. It was dark and windy, and I kept my eyes on the flickering signal lights on the shore, starting the engine and heading over. As soon as I docked, a few people jumped down from the shore: a young man with a slicked-back hairstyle, several silent men in black, and the girl who had been on the phone.

The men remained silent throughout the journey, and the girl just sat quietly. Only the slicked-back man kept making phone calls. Because the engine noise on the boat was so loud, he squeezed into my cabin to talk, speaking fluent English in a jumble. I only understood a few words like “OK” and “Good morning.”

After hanging up, he asked if I knew about blockchain, decentralization, and links. I straightforwardly told him I was just a boat driver delivering pigs, and I didn’t know anything about that. I did, however, talk about how to cook pigs well. Early the next morning, I successfully delivered them to Huizhou. The man looked exhausted and disheveled, but before stepping ashore, he deliberately slicked his hair with shiny hair wax and looked quite energetic. I asked what he was going to do, and he said he was going to discuss a huge business deal.

At that moment, I thought this guy was no ordinary person. It wasn’t until I scrolled through Twitter today that I suddenly realized—he’s the one who eats bananas, Sun Yuchen!