Mr. Xue's house is in the middle of nowhere, and he's looking for a place to eat. He asks his servant, Guoqiang , to take care of the guests, but the servant doesn't seem to want to do so, so he leaves. He tells Mr. Xu that he wants to look at the golden buddha, which is a treasure, and that his father is too modest about it. He compares his father's lack of etiquette to that of a boss and employee, and says that if it weren't for the fact that he has a kunwu knife for jade cutting, his father would be a famous jade artist like Lu Zigang. Mr. Zhe says that he feels like his father suppresses him all the time, just like a boss suppresses an employee. He also says that the person who gave them the jade, the one who paid 300 million for it as a bonus, is the same person whose last name is Zhe. He wonders if there's any relation between that person and the man who gave him the jade. He says that, if he were not mistaken, the last name of that person is also Zhe, and wonders if this person's name is too, too. He then asks if there is a relation between the person with the jade and the one with the name "Zhe" , and if so, then wonders if that person has the same last name as Zhe himself. He adds that the jade is just a "product of mother nature," and that people are looking for it because it's the rarest, the most precious, and politicians have been "tempted and made themselves sinners" . The servant says that