Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

Zhang Ai Guo smokes Hademen cigarettes and buys San Pao Tai for soldiers who prefer strong flavors. He reflects on the financial impact of tobacco taxes and the core principle of development as plunder. He meets a young boy, Niu Da Li, who struggles to support his family and is involved with the enemy. Zhang offers him a chance to join him, promising support without betrayal. Niu Da Li contemplates his options while Zhang Ai Guo explores a casino, observing the gambling scene. He notes the prevalence of cheating and the allure of gambling, ultimately seeking the position of accountant. The chapter highlights the harsh realities of life under occupation and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals.

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