In this chapter, we learn that Cai Ming has been living in the orphanage for nine years, and that his parents have recently died in an earthquake. Cai Ming tells us that before he met Cai Ming, Cai Ming's parents had died in the earthquake, and Cai Ming was the only one who cried that day. He tells Cai Ming that he is grateful to have met him, because Cai Ming is a good boy, and he has helped Cai Ming in his time of need. The two of them decide to meet Cai Ming first, because he is a very good boy and they don't need to worry about his parents' death. They decide that they want to have a home with their parents too, so Cai Ming stays with Cai Ming for a while, and then they decide to have their own home with parents. When Cai Ming asks why he is so clumsy, he says that he likes sweets, and this is because of the "forceful, forceful largest annual event" that took place at the orphanage, when Cai Ming had the opportunity to change his life forever. He asks Cai Ming to play with him, but Cai Ming refuses, saying that he's not ready for that yet. The teacher, who's leading the group, tells them that they should practice soccer together, since Cai Ming can become a professional player. The older man, who is called "tang yuan," is referring to Cai Ming as a brother, and the younger man is called, "bai ming."