A stone gambler who spent three hundred taels of silver on a stone based on a master's teachings. When the stone was cut open and found to contain no jade, he had a breakdown, insisting it be cut again despite the additional cost of two taels. He was described as having gone mad by onlookers. Days later, he was seen again wearing only a single layer of clothing, carrying stones wrapped in his outer robe, muttering about finding jade, having spent all his savings.