The narrator tells us that he's just returned from Shanghai, where he met up with his friends. They're having a welcome party for him, and he wants to see his sister. He asks the doctor if he can have some counseling in his room. The doctor says yes, and the narrator tells him that his sister is so beautiful that he didn't want to introduce her to them before. He also tells the doctor that he has the money from the two of them, and that he can now have sex with either of them. He wants to know why the wine is so strong. The narrator says that she's a little dizzy, and she wants to sleep with her sister. She tells him to bring her back and sleep her, and then she'll be all yours. She wants to make sure that she doesn't face the camera, so she tells her sister to "face the camera" and not to block her face. She also tells her that her elder daughter, zhen, has gone to her psychologist, and they've been hanging out all afternoon. She says that zhen is pretending to be cold to everyone, but she is really in love with her psychologist. She's not a prisoner, she says, and it's illegal for her to do so. She asks if she can see how the psychologist treats her daughter's mental problem, and zhen says that's fine, but her daughter is sick and crazy. She blames zhen for the whole thing, and says that the doctor is too old for her. He's too old to be engaged to zhen. He says that his cousin, lin Wenfeng, should protect him from his cousin , who's always chasing after lin.