In this chapter, we learn about the history of the Golden Turtles. The Golden Turtles are a group of people who live in the central plains of China. They were once a line of consort kin, powerful ministers, and euchs. They are divided into two groups: the left side, which is led by the emperor, and the right side, led by a prime minister. In the second month after the publication of the book of tang, the golden turtles' leader, Li linfu, became the Prime Minister and held "unparalleled power" over the government. The two Golden Turtles, yang Guozhong and a lushan, were afraid of this honey-tongued leader, and they joined forces to accuse him of treason. . The yulin general, wang-chengye, assassinated three generals at the tumen pass and presented the golden turtle tokens to the emperor. This news pleased the emperor greatly, and he rewarded him with the three golden turtles. This is the last letter we will hear from Li bai. He says that the letters are reliable and that they will serve as a source of information for future generations.