At a bustling roadside stall, a mustached merchant is selling Super Soap. With just a gentle rub of the soap, a dirty cloth turns into a white one. Astonished passersby buy it and try it out—indeed, it can turn any color into white. Word spreads quickly, and soon people of all backgrounds and nationalities join the queue to buy the mustached man’s soap. Before long, the roadside stall becomes "Super Soap Shop," then "Super Soap Company." Throughout this, an old man who had been observing with his granddaughter finally takes out his money to buy a piece. He and his granddaughter, of course, also turn snow-white. 　　When everyone sees that the joyful wedding procession and the sorrowful funeral procession look exactly the same, they begin to feel that an all-white world is utterly absurd. Just then, a little girl in a red dress comes bouncing into view. Curious, the crowd follows her and discovers that she is the daughter of the mustached merchant who sells Super Soap. And now, "Super Soap Company" has transformed into "Super Pigment Company."