From the doomsday dynasty of feudal society to the vibrant emerging China, from the ladies of the three obediences and four virtues to the independent women of the new era.
The Xue Baochai portrayed by The Man in Dream of Red Mansions is not perfect. The Qing Dynasty and the 21st century are two different worlds. I want to write about a woman who was deeply persecuted by feudal ideology. She was in a new environment and was affected by our contemporary ideological and cultural impact. She worked hard to extract the essence and remove the dross (it may be a bit lofty and false, but that's what I think at the moment), and grew into a woman who I admire, who is independent in spirit, strong in heart, and makes a difference to live up to the opportunity of rebirth. (I don't know if I will be criticized as a Mary Sue)
There will be many contrasts and conflicts between the world of Dream of Red Mansions and the twenty-first world in the text, both implicitly and explicitly. There are many character stories interspersed in it, and historical facts and current events are also integrated into it. I will carefully check the information and try my best to write a plot that is reasonable and close to reality, and will naturally promote Xue Changle's growth.
Everyone understands that the article is slow to write. If there is anything that does not conform to the three views and reality, you are welcome to tell me and I will work hard to improve it. The plot of Dream of Red Mansions contains too much information and my grasp is definitely not comprehensive enough. I read your messages carefully every day, and I feel very good knowing that someone likes them!