"A Dream of Red Mansions Come True" is one of the most influential sequels to "A Dream of Red Mansions" written in the Qing Dynasty. The author was dissatisfied with the tragic ending of the original book and determined to "vomit for Daiyu and avenge Baoyu's injustice." In the book, Daiyu comes back to life, and Qingwen borrows her corpse to return to life. After high school, Baoyu gets married to Daiyu, Qingwen (and several other women in the original work), and makes great achievements, and the Jia family is revived. Although the writing style of the work is far less than that of Cao Xueqin's original work, and there are many strange and bizarre plots, it strongly reflects some readers' deep sympathy for the fate of the original characters and the traditional aesthetic psychology of "happy reunion". It is an important material for studying the reception history of "Dream of Red Mansions".
