For the first time, the narrator steps out of her house. She's so hungry that she realizes that what she's been doing is just to satisfy her desire for luxury. What's the matter with the military commissioner's chef? She decides to cook up the food that she cooks so that the food won't spoil, and the food will be preserved. The narrator wonders if it's true that happiness will increase as long as more and more people are happy. He wonders if the poet who composes the verse will become happier. He also wonders if there were black people who lived in the Tang dynasty. He thinks that this is the same delusion as the disaster victims. He's also wondering if there was a black poet who wrote poetry in the past. He says that the poet's poetry will become more happy if there's more happiness in the world. He then wonders if this is just the delusion of the disaster victim. It turns out that there was also black poet in the old days. He asks how many people she can save. How many people can she alone save? No matter what the future of the country is, he says, only the King can rule the people. This snow mountain seems like a scene from Ren-yan. He