The prince of the fourth prince of China asks how dare he trivialize matters. The prince asks if the prince takes care of such matters, and the prince replies that the prince does not care about such matters. He tells the prince that if it had not been for the marriage of the Dongding kingdom, the border war between China and the neighboring kingdom would have been settled by marriage, and that today, the woman will be his. He says that if the marriage hadn't taken place, the country would be flattened into a field. He adds that if there had been no marriage, China would have fallen into the hands of the third prince, who would have tried to settle the dispute by himself. He asks the prince if he is alright, and he replies that he is, and asks if he wants to go and fight with the woman. He then asks if there is anything else he can do, and says that he can go back home with his brother if he has nothing else to do, but that he will say goodbye to his brother. He also says that his sister is polite, and they will see each other later. The brother asks if his sister has been injured, and she says that she is, but he can send her back home if he does not have anything else to say. They say goodbye, and wait for him to come back. The young man says that it would be good if they could cement old ties through marriage, but the girl is not polite. The man asks the young man to come sit down after he finishes his meal and have tea, and tells him that the competition for the top