The details of the "Hui Wen" mentioned in Chapter 53 of The Red Chamber extend to an unjust case that caused a sensation in Jiangnan twenty years ago. Suzhou Weaving tells the story of Seventy-two members of the Su family who were unjustly imprisoned and executed. The protagonist, Lin Yan, took his sister Daiyu to Beijing to live in his grandmother's house, where he stayed dormant for several years, hoping that one day the emperor would issue an order to overturn the case, so that the deceased who had been wronged could rest in peace, and the reputation of the Su family could be cleared.
The male protagonist in this article will not tangle with the Jia family over trivial matters. Just as someone commented that I wrote the male protagonist as a prodigal son...