In this short scene, we learn that Shulv, the crown princess of Xi'an, is hostile to the emperor, and that the emperor's brother, han Guizheng, is also hostile to her. Shulv asks the emperor why he is drinking so much, and the emperor tells her that he is excited because he has seen so many beautiful women. He then asks where yunfu is, and Shulv tells him that she has remembered him. She also tells the emperor that if he were a girl, she would also be attracted to him, and if she were a woman, she too would be attracted. She then tells him about the word "deep love," and asks him if he would care about her like this. He replies that he would, if he knew what she was going to do with him. He also tells her about the marks on her body, which he thinks are marks of sex. She asks if he can teach her by example, and he replies that she should get out of the room. She tells him to leave, and then asks what he thinks the emperor wants the minister to teach him about wooing. The minister says that he wants to teach the emperor by personal examples, and she asks if the minister wants to talk about "cooing" and "wooing"