Dream of the Red Chamber: Xue Pan, the Rebel

The reason why Louis XVI had to go to the guillotine was to completely shake the shackles of imperial power in people's hearts. The moderate reformists never succeeded no matter from east to west. To shake the feudal excesses, one must go too far. Moderation means there is room for maneuver. The flaw of the constitutional monarchy is that the decadent feudal imperial power still has detached status and rights, and can still influence or even influence politics. I was very disappointed with Xue Pan, even if he faked his own death, he actually committed suicide. The significance of the existence of the guillotine is to announce the end of feudal imperial power by the new system. Of course it is important that the emperor dies, but more importantly how he died. If we cannot die under the judgment of the law and the ruling of the new system, how can we defend the dignity of the law and set up the banner of the new system? Even if the death penalty is certain, the police will not kill a vicious criminal unless necessary. Instead, they will send him to court to uphold the majesty of the law. Even if Huiyi and Xuansan faked their deaths because they committed suicide, it means that they actually enjoyed the right to control their own lives after seriously breaking the law (subversion). Isn't this also a kind of privilege? If the judicial system cannot turn this kind of representative and typical case that completely shakes feudalism into a solid case, and strictly prevents the principal criminal from committing suicide before going to the public trial and execution of the death penalty, then it is unprofessional and lacks consciousness. It would simply be fatal on the trial bench (letting an important prisoner find the opportunity to commit suicide successfully is considered dereliction of duty in modern times and needs to be held accountable). Xue was constrained by family ties and had to fake his death. If it didn't work out, he would fake shooting, fake hanging, fake poisoning, fake death if possible, but he just couldn't commit suicide. Otherwise, if it happens again in a few years, I pretended to commit suicide and endured the humiliation to seek feudal restoration. How ridiculous it would be. The feudal imperial power is really dead only if it dies under the judgment of the law. It should not have the power to commit suicide.

I have been speechless towards Situ Xuan for a long time, and now I want him to die even more. But I really do think about Yin Niang's last words. . . Now, what she said was that Situ Xuan's love for her was really limited. Why, you didn't see it clearly when you started the revolution, but now you find that something has been confirmed, are you feeling this way? By the way, what were you doing so many years ago? Situ Xuan's attitude was not developed just now. From the very beginning of this article, I had high hopes for Yin Niang. She was the one who accompanied Lin Daiyu to the Jia family. She was born in a big family with deep emotions. She had a spirit of resistance, a flexible mind, and was nurtured by Xue Pan and Mo Zhu. What happened now? Oh, she gave up on marriage, wanted to take revenge on her husband, and started to make revolution. Then if you don't give up, will you still make revolution? If you don't do it, will you always be the most important accessory of King Ding's overall level? I turned around to worry about my son again, and kept mumbling and dragging my feet. You've already seen each other, and you're still settling old scores with your ex-husband here? Interesting? Fulang is obviously a capitalist who is at odds with this side. He is also holding your son hostage. It's time for her to enter wartime status immediately. What is she doing now? The things she does and her appearances all seem to revolve around the status of love, marriage, children and ex-husband's actions. Even raising a revolutionary flag cannot save this character's decline. Because her position in the book has been changed to the wife of King Ding and the mother of the crown prince a long time ago, so when writing about her, most of the time she can only be entangled between Situ Xuan and the child. I don't think she is the female character who attracted me with just one sentence in the copywriting. She is not as good as Xiao Yinniang who dared to bite Situ Xuan when she was a child. Her plot is too weak.

Reforms in various countries are all based on bloodshed. Today, China has never heard of anyone losing blood. This is why this country is not prosperous. If so, please start from the same place.

It's been two years. Is there any new article? (Crying)

The reform was not thorough. In the Republic of China, those people with the surname Aixinjueluo had their palaces confiscated. If they wanted to cause trouble, they could only use their name to talk about it, but they could not use real money or silver. The disciples in the article actually have private soldiers In the Aisin Gioro of the Republic of China, there were traitors like Puyi and Yoshiko Kawashima who fought tooth and nail to protect the royal power; there were also those who participated in the revolution, and many princes and emperors actually went to war. In the article, there are only a few like the second prince, but there are actually no revolutionaries. It is time for the disciples to see blood and wake up their minds. The princess and Situ Xuan should be tried in public. They can be treated well in prison, but they must be tried in public.

It's great not to fall in love! Moreover, my wife has created many outstanding characters. In the end, I really wished that the Situ family members would die, but I also understood my wife's treatment, because as a relative who has been with me for such a long time, the feelings of the protagonist and the spectators must be different. His softness and hesitation is indeed real, but there is no need to condemn it too much. And one thing I like better about this book than the previous two is that in the novels by Jia Baoyu and others, many people who were directly considered dead wood also found their own position, established themselves in the new society, and had a good ending. In fact, I am quite vulgar. This is what I like most. Although some people drift away, most people have gained a new life. Anyway, thank you madam for the great work.

Zi Fei is my favorite character in this book. He is so chivalrous. He is also a Confucian chivalrous person. He is as old as he is, and he is as young as he is young. He is firm in his goals and will never step into traps, nor will he be led away. Almost all the girls in the article like her, and so do I.

I think a revolution without bloodshed is not a revolution, it is too mild. It's a bit of a fuss. So far, it doesn't feel like it has really overturned the previous dynasty.

After so many years, it seems that the Yuanchun Rebellion is no longer visible. It's a pity. I still like and favor Sister Lin the most. It's a pity that the timeline is too early and Sister Lin can't use her talents in the future. Except for Sister Lin, I like Zhang Zifei, but I am disappointed with Zhao Yinniang. Among a large group of people, Lu Hui'an was a layperson at first, and then only Yinniang was a layperson. The most annoying ones are diehards like Situ Xuan, Princess Minghui and Wei Rouer.

Sister, it's 2025, and I'm looking forward to reading Yuanchun's article.