This chapter opens with a young man who looks about six-ten years old. The narrator tells us that the young man is from a literary family. The young man asks the narrator if he belongs to that family, and the narrator tells him that he does not belong to the literary family, but to a "dodgey friends" family. He then tells the young master that he is confused by the man's behavior, and that he has come to find out the answers to his questions. He explains that the man is a "sheltered young master" who does not know what he is doing, but that he will do his best to answer the questions that he asks. He says that he would like to know what Dukezhou's marriage ceremony is, and he says that if it is a blank like love, then he has found the right person to marry. He also says that it is important to keep the duke's ceremony safe and not to be seen by others, as it is written in the book. He goes on to say that he doesn't know who the young lady is, but he will tell her about his thoughts towards her. He tells her that when she likes someone, it is like there is a string that ties them together, and when she is happy, she will be too, and she will look forward