It's a rainy day, and Madame du and her sister have come to a temple to get some shelter. Madame du wants to give the hairpin to the young master of the temple, but she doesn't know where to look for him. She's worried that the rain will last for a long time, so she asks her sister to stay in the temple room and wait for it to stop. This is a plot of Madame du's, she says, because she would stand outside in the rain and wait, but then she'd take her sister's offers of shelter and have a drink of tea. The sister says that she's married with a husband, but that she shouldn't be involved in a sexual relationship with a young lady like this. She says that Madame du had a good time at the temple and that the monk left her unfinished. The monk was jealous of the young lady's attentions to Madame du, since Madame du was clearly in love with the young monk. The old monk soon became jealous, and grew jealous that the young woman was being attracted to the monk. So Madame du decides to look into the monk's name, which is xijianbai, and see if he's the young man she said he was. It turns out that the old monk was born in the county of Wenchuan, in the province of chengdu, and that he is the son of a wealthy family, so Madame du suspects that the mysterious young man is not her husband. She asks Madame du to come with her, but Madame du is worried about her husband's