In this chapter, we learn that the "Patron saint of the condensed yang hand" is a special technique that is passed down from one generation to the next in the Shuiyue family. In this case, it is the technique of drawing blood from the palm of one's hand to make the palm appear as if it is full of blood. This technique is called "skinning" and is used to draw blood from a person's body to make his or her skin appear as though he or she has a full blood supply. In other words, the tattoo on the back of yue is a kind of skinning. When yue returns to his cabin, he is shocked to see the scenery outside. Through the window, he can see snow-capped mountains, prayer flags, and the majestic Potala Palace. When the train arrives in tibet, yue and yue part ways. .