Meanwhile, two Tibetan merchants (Chin-Chin and Po-Hi) and a young tea-gardener (Young Hyson) all seek to wed Tita. They point out that the customs of the country permit every wife to have four husbands.
Two Tibetan merchants (Chin-Chin and Po-Hi) and a young tea-gardener (Young Hyson) all desire to marry Tita. They argue that the laws of their country allow each wife to have four husbands.