In this chapter, we learn that Ming-Lingling has become a punching bag for Ming-Guang's domineering ways. He tells Ming that he can exchange experiences with Ming and that he knows a man that would like Ming's style. Ming asks Ming if he wants his contact information and Ming replies that Ming is not like him and that Ming can't simply become her friend by asking for her contact information. Ming says that he thought Ming was friends with him because he cut his lip and no one cares for him anymore. Ming then asks Ming why he was beaten and Ming says he is sorry. Ming tells him that he has come back to school to improve his skills in making statues. He says that Ming should tell Ming that as long as he lives, Ming can give her anything she wants. Ming replies, "As long as ye xinman dies , I can give everything she wants." Ming then tells us that the company has not yet gone public and that all of his stocks are worthless. Ming reminds us that Ming has made new plans for the company's future.