In this chapter, we learn that the doctor is not at home with his parents, so he is free to eat and drink. He tells his brother-in-law that he has learned the healing power of the ginseng soup, which will help his body recover. He also tells his uncle that he will pass on his knowledge and skills to his disciple, who will then be able to become a great doctor in the near future. The doctor is amazed that he can find a disciple of such a high quality. He says that he cannot believe that such a good man can be found in his lifetime, and that it must have been the work of his ancestors. He invites his friend to come over to his house for dinner, and the two of them drink together. The housewife, who has come to see the doctor, complains that she has been invited to the house for a date with his friend, and she accuses the doctor of trying to get her to steal her clothes