This work is adapted from the classic "A Dream of Red Mansions", the original author: Cao Xueqin.
Everyone has heard of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and everyone knows its name.
But there are only a few people who can really calm down and read the original work and see through the profound meaning of the book.
Most people only understand fragments of the plot through film and television dramas. Film and television content is limited in length and can only interpret the tip of the iceberg.
There are a lot of delicate human feelings, hidden thoughts, and foreshadowings of rise and fall in the original work, most of which are unknown to the public.
I use popular vernacular to dismantle the unknown and secret stories of Red Mansions, and help you understand the joys and sorrows, and the warmth and warmth of human relationships hidden in the original work.
This book uses popular vernacular to reinterpret handed down classics. It does not use obscure classical Chinese or complicated allusions. It uses down-to-earth language to explain the human emotions, joys and sorrows in Dream of Red Mansions in a clear and addictive way.
The story begins with a piece of psychic jade left by Nuwa to mend the sky. This fairy stone descended to earth and was reincarnated as Jia Baoyu, the son of Rongguo Mansion. He was born with a mouth full of beautiful jade, a sweet temperament, and did not care for fame. He only loved to be with his sisters and maids at home. The phrase "daughters are flesh and blood made of water" fully expresses his uniqueness.
The whole book takes the rise and fall of the four major families of Jia, Shi, Wang and Xue as the context, focusing on the daily life of the two Rongning families. From the fateful encounter between Lin Daiyu and Bao Dai for the first time, to the human fireworks of Grandma Liu entering the Grand View Garden; from the shrewd and ruthless housekeeper Wang Xifeng, to the talents and misfortune of the women in the Grand View Garden; from the bustling and lively banquets and joyful gatherings, to the desolate evening scene of the family's decline, the glamor and shame, warmth and calculation of the feudal wealthy family are unfolded one by one.
There are carvings of Baoyu and Daiyu in the book
