The next day, Mr. Dupuis complains to his wife that he has been working as a critic for a long time, and that he is tired. He tells her that he wants to take back his words about the peace and tranquility in the troubled times of the novel. He says that the influence of Mr. Yeiwei's praise has made the attendance rate of the film increase dramatically. He also says that he knows how to make mistakes, as well, but even a "good horse stumbles" in the entertainment business. The next morning, he tells his wife, "I've been working in the film business for a decade and I always thought myself an insightful critic. I know how films are as long as I look at the posters. But even good horses stumble. He adds that he would like to "take back" his words of "degrading tang yu" and "peace in troubled times" . He thinks that the loss of his words would be "such a big loss" if people had not seen the film. He goes on to say that if they had not watched the film, then the attendance would have been "dramatically increased." He adds, "his praise makes theattendance rate dramatically rise." He tells his