Except for the "Preface", they are all written by my mother, recalling several of her elders.
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Later... It always looked a little sad
It's over. . .
Yu Hao finally waited for his wife to say "I love you!" . .
I feel very warm. . .
Sprinkle flowers. . . .
The girl's mother has worked hard too. . . .
It's admirable. Women, whether they are good or bad, must have their own persistence.
Seeing that the author admires the Dream of Red Mansions so much, I would like to recommend Brother V, Break the Lie, which has indeed overturned my previous understanding of the traditional Dream of the Red Chamber. I also feel that what Mr. "Brother V, Break the Lie" is very reasonable. According to his interpretation, the Dream of the Red Chamber was definitely not written by Cao Xueqin, but a masterpiece written by a writing team composed of old officials of the Ming Dynasty. It is written about the bloody history of country changes in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Wang Xifeng refers to the great eunuch Wei Zhongxian, Jia Baoyu refers to the imperial seal, and Lin Daiyu refers to Emperor Chongzhen Xue Baochai refers to the Manchu Qing government. I couldn't put it down when I read it. It was really refreshing.
Later... It always looked a little sad
It's over. . . Yu Hao finally waited for his wife to say "I love you!" . . I feel very warm. . . Sprinkle flowers. . . . The girl's mother has worked hard too. . . .
It's admirable. Women, whether they are good or bad, must have their own persistence.
Seeing that the author admires the Dream of Red Mansions so much, I would like to recommend Brother V, Break the Lie, which has indeed overturned my previous understanding of the traditional Dream of the Red Chamber. I also feel that what Mr. "Brother V, Break the Lie" is very reasonable. According to his interpretation, the Dream of the Red Chamber was definitely not written by Cao Xueqin, but a masterpiece written by a writing team composed of old officials of the Ming Dynasty. It is written about the bloody history of country changes in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Wang Xifeng refers to the great eunuch Wei Zhongxian, Jia Baoyu refers to the imperial seal, and Lin Daiyu refers to Emperor Chongzhen Xue Baochai refers to the Manchu Qing government. I couldn't put it down when I read it. It was really refreshing.