Just past midnight, Wen Suihan and his men went straight to the Chinese District.
This was considered a relatively lower-class residential area, mostly inhabited by expatriate workers.
Wen Suihan's car glided modestly through the darkness; few lights were still on in the neighborhood.
Following the address sent by Chen Xi, when Wen Suihan arrived, the house was unoccupied.
After knocking on the door for a while, an elderly South Korean man emerged from the door next door, loudly cursing at Wen Suihan in English for disturbing the peace.
Zhang Cheng quickly stepped forward with tact, deliberately offering the old man a cigarette and apologizing, "Sorry, we are here looking for relatives. We just arrived and are not familiar with the area, really don't know who to turn to."
The old Korean man took the cigarette and then sized up Zhang Cheng.
He then pointed to Xu Ping's door and said, "She doesn't live here anymore; left long ago."
