The lantern festival is upon us and the streets are full of activities for the kids to play with. One of the kids, Fang, shows his master the rabbit lantern that his mom bought him. Fang is so angry that he yells at the guy, but the guy doesn't seem to care at all. He's gloomy and looks like he's about to commit suicide. Fang shows the guy his rabbit lantern and asks him who's going to commit this suicide. The guy looks about twenty or so but is still looking unhappy. Fang says that he'll follow his master's example and hang out with the lantern. Fang points out that the guy is holding a rope that looks like it's tied to a tree. The man is holding the rope in his hand and seems to be talking to someone in the woods. Fang tells the guy that he can't stay alive if he keeps hanging out like that. Fang thinks that the man is trying to kill himself. Fang explains that they're just trying to scare the man so that he won't commit suicide himself. They're trying to give the man a scare, but they don't want to scare him so much that he will faint. Fang realizes that this guy must have figured this out and figured out that he was going to hang out like this. He realizes that they have to save the guy. They have to put the guy down and put him to sleep. Fang asks the guy if he wants to die, and the guy says no. He coughs and falls to the ground gasping for breath. Fang puts his hands on the guy's back and sitsirizes him. He says that Fang is like him and that he didn't go to college, so he should just go to hell. Fang's like me and that's why he'd like to die. He decides to follow the guy to hell and go with him.