The narrator introduces us to the governor's twin daughters, xin and xiyin. xin is the older of the two, and the younger is called xiin because she is a spoiled and domineering girl. She likes to bully her older sister, and xin defends her. The younger sister would steal things from the older sister since she was small, and since they were loved by their parents. The older sister does not care about it, but the younger sister likes to play with the guards, ride their horses, and learn how to cook. She learns how to do needlework with the chef, and she plays with guards and rides horses. The narrator tells us that the prince from the jing-wang house is engaged to xin, and that he was her childhood playmate when they were children. The prince has good looks, and integrity, and he is among the young generation of royals. The elder sister wants to marry the prince, but xin says that she is the same age as the prince and that if they disagree, she'll be rebellious. The governor and his family are sorry to see her be disobedient, but she doesn't want to give up, and they encourage her to tell the prince everything. Everyone brings her beautiful clothes, makeup, and accessories to dress up for her meeting with the prince. A strange new hair-stylist in town has disrupted the hair-styling industry by shaving customers' heads bald quickly. Everyone is depressed, except for xin. She says that if the hair stylist is unreasonable, she will take him to the police. She thinks that if he is being unreasonable, then she will teach