In this chapter, we are introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Yin, who are engaged. Mr. Yin tells us that he does not like his brother, but he does like his children. He wants to take the children with him on a business trip to China, and he asks to be allowed to bring the children along with him. When he is told that he is going to China for his work, he says that he will not allow the children to accompany him on the trip. He asks her to eat his dumpling, but she refuses, saying that she does not want to leave her family. She asks him to eat the dumpling, and when he refuses, she says that she will eat it as long as he begs her. She then asks him if he wants more. He says that luck was up all night, to get lucky, and that he has to go to China to get his work done. He then asks her if she wants more, and she says she does. He tells her that she is begging him to let the children accompany him, but when she asks him why she is flirting with him, he replies that she was the one flirting. He is sorry that he drank too much of his wine and forced her to agree to his unreasonable request. He feels that she has learned the way he used to make wine with 2000 years ago. He tries to kiss the children, but they will not let him touch them. He realizes that he would like to try kissing them, and asks if he can have a try.