Brothel Dream
by Yu Da
About This Novel
"Chinese Classical Literature Masterpiece Series: Dream of the Brothel" shows traces of deliberately imitating "A Dream of Red Mansions" in terms of creative materials, artistic conception, narrative mode, and creative thinking. The book uses the protagonist Jin Yixiang's emotional entanglement with thirty-six prostitutes as clues to describe Jin Yixiang's glorious life of traveling to the flower country, protecting beauties, picking celery incense, cultivating weike, serving in political affairs, repaying relatives' favors, all friendships, playing piano, raising children, being good friends with relatives and neighbors, and pursuing Taoism. Thirty-six prostitutes were originally flower fairies from heaven, but they couldn't bear the love of spring and descended to the earth. In the end, their brothel song captivated the world. After all the fairies took the elixir to exorcise evil and purify their love, they swept away the tenderness of spring and returned to Wanhua Mountain.
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
The spring breeze sees off guests and makes them sad, but the spring breeze is not the spring when the guest travels. When the orioles stop singing, they will grow old. There are still people who have not returned from the end of the world.
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Official(1)Scraped 11d ago
The spring breeze sees off guests and makes them sad, but the spring breeze is not the spring when the guest travels. When the orioles stop singing, they will grow old. There are still people who have not returned from the end of the world.
