The next day, the Duan family's transfer of the store is signed. The price is raised to 1,000 dollars, but the contract states that the owner cannot sell the store to anyone else for three years. This is surprising, since the duans are afraid that the new owner will take advantage of their low price. The new owner explains that the store was originally intended for him, since having him work only as an assistant is a waste of his talent. He says that he will invest more in the store in order to make it better and bigger. Now that he has the title, he will be able to purchase more goods from the family. The profit of the business will be split between the owner and the new agent. The monthly purchase quota must be met, so the owner will have to give him some time to calculate the profit. Otherwise, he may have to sell the business to someone else.