This chapter opens with a conversation between the taoist monk and his cousin, the priest yun. The monk scolds the cousin for trying to make the monk's life easier by making him pretend to be a prostitute. He tells the yun that he has put a lot of time and effort into making the monk understand that hugging is a greeting in the modern age. He also tells the monk that if the monk is obedient today, he will bring him to see a person who can help him restore his memory. The priest and the monk then enter the reception room, where they are greeted by Mr. Wilson, who introduces himself as a friend of the monk. He explains that a hug is not a proper greeting, but that it is still a good idea to avoid a first-time meeting.