It's Du Qiantong's turn to complain. He's upset that no one in his class has signed up to participate in the school's culture festival, which is supposed to take place over the next week. He wants to know why, since the prize is so grand, no one has come to participate. He explains that the festival has two events: talent competition and sports competition. The talent competition is for amateurs, and the sports competition is a relay race. The relay race involves four people, while the sports race involves only one person. Everyone has to wear a special headgear during the relay race, which makes it different from the talent competition. Everyone who wants to participate just raises his or her hand. The assistant monitor of the relay races, Du Qintong, is the assistant monitor. He has to run the lead sprint in order to win the prize. If he wins the prize, he doesn't need to worry about paying for the painting session outside. Du Qantong says that he can contribute to the class each time he skips class. He also says that if he wins, he can't worry about the fee for the next painting session because he'll be able to use the money to pay for the festival. He says that everyone in the class has to come to the festival and participate.