In this chapter, we learn that Gu Yong's beauty award will be given to some of her beautiful and brilliant daughters, and that some of them will be used as concubines for the emperor. This will attract a lot of people to the area, and the economy will be boosted. We also learn that the area will not export rice or deer meat, and will only sell authentic food, such as arugula and cabbage. The forest will be enclosed with a fence, and there will be a picking area, a per person fee, and more patrols. We learn that liu is the counselor of the town of Dingzhou, and his name is ji. He is a little potato, and he is related to the Prime Minister's family, but he doesn't have the kind of thing that would make him nervous. He pretends not to hear the greeting, and tells us that he is from the capital and that his last name is liu. He explains that his name, liu, is an homonym for the one he uses to call himself, so he can't tell anyone his true identity right now. He says that he needs to know how his mother is doing, and asks if he should refer to him as "the sixteenth uncle" or "the father." He tells his son that if he is attacked, he will retaliate. He tells him to jump down and call him "his aunt." He then tells him that he can accompany him to the splendid pavilion of the show.