Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

Shi Men, known as the city of trains, serves as a junction for major railways. Zhang Ai Guo opts for a donkey cart for a smoother journey to Qinghe, worried about car sickness. The trip is tedious, with high logistics costs and difficulties in selling his small car. Upon reaching Shi Men, they stop at an inn for rest and food. Zhang Ai Guo arranges for a bath and seeks train tickets to Zhangjiakou. The couple enjoys a meal, discussing travel plans and the importance of appearances. They also reflect on their bond, the donkey's intelligence, and the complexities of human nature. The chapter ends with a hint of deeper themes of trust and betrayal.

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