The next morning, the two men meet in the street. They're not sure who they're talking to. They don't recognize each other's names, but they agree that it's a good deed that they've met each other. The two men exchange pleasantries, and the two decide to go to the quieter part of town, where they'll be able to talk for a bit. Before they go, however, they have to ask each other a few questions. The first question is, "who the hell is you?" and the second is "what's your name?" The first is "long chuyang," which means "long" in Chinese. The second question is "why are you here?" And the answer is "to express my gratitude." The drinks are on him, the drinks on you. The drinks on him doesn't bother him, he says, because he's grateful to the man who helped him last time. He's not sure if they can be friends, but he'll just take it as a "good deed" for the day. The next question is: "who are you from?" and he says "yifei studio" . He says that he heard that he wrote the world, and that he took on the part of "wu" in the movie. How could he know that the name of the character wasn't in the script? The two of them go off to talk about the entertainment industry, and then the man asks about the script, which is signed by "xintanh," the owner of the studio. The man says that the script has been stolen by someone else, but that's understandable, since the studio belongs to both the owner and the owner. He asks if the man is angry, and says that it is understandable for him to sign the script as well. He also asks if he knows how much the signature