This chapter opens with a description of the house that shui bought last year. He had used all of his savings to pay down the mortgage. The balance has not yet been settled, but the person who bought the house already died. The house is described as having a wallpaper with a lightning-shaped "t" at the top. The word "heavens punishment" is spelled out in pinyin, which is the language of China. The first letter of the word is "t," which means "to punish." The second letter is "p," which is "punishment." The third letter is also "p." The fourth letter of "p" is "i," which stands for "inheritance." The fifth and final letter are "s," which refers to "supreme." The sixth and final letters are "u," meaning "to be loved." The last letter is the letter "o," which signifies "to die." The letter "u" is also a symbol of love, and the letters "o" and "i" are also symbols of love. The last two letters are the letters t and t, which are the first two letters of the pinyin language. The letter t is a symbol for heaven. The lightning symbol is a sign of punishment, the lightning symbol a sign that lightning has fallen from heaven. In other words, the death of shui was caused by "heaven