There are undoubtedly many controversies about such a wonderful book as "A Dream of Red Mansions". One of the interesting points is the age of the stories in the book. It says that there is something about the Ming Dynasty, and there is something about the Qing Dynasty. Cao Gong's ink is both fantasy and reality. In order to preserve it intact in the era of literary prison, the description in the book undoubtedly adopts a creative technique that avoids reality and replaces fiction. Therefore, the specific era of the novel has become an inconclusive public case. After the debate, the views supporting the Qing Dynasty actually prevailed. But we discovered a more interesting phenomenon. People admitted in their hearts that the arguments supporting the Qing Dynasty were more solid, but they were unwilling to tie Jia Baoyu's hair in a big braid. "Dream of Red Mansions" has been filmed more than once, but none of them has been a braid drama. I think this can explain the problem.
Jiefu has had a long-standing desire to put such a wonderful book through the ages into reality and give it a solid historical background. After some choices, I placed the Jia family in a turbulent era at the end of the Ming Dynasty, with the intention of seeing the big from the small, using personal and family tragedies to reflect the dynasty and the tragedies of the times. The Jia family was finally wiped out with the overthrow of the dynasty, and all this coincided with Cao Gong's tragic handling method of "the vast white land is so clean".
Considering the size of the work, such an overestimating attempt by Jie Fu may end in failure. But working hard to realize this dream is extremely important to me. Even the result of such efforts may be failure. The manuscript is almost finalized and will be released one after another. This is my own dream, it has nothing to do with money or reputation
Concept: From the snowy Liaodong to the hazy Jiangnan. The author uses the technique of classical line drawing and calmly composes an elegy belonging to that era from the perspective of a bystander. The fate of the individual and the fate of the family are intertwined with the fate of society and the country. An era is coming to an end, and so is a family. The novel was born out of "A Dream of Red Mansions", but it does not stop at the microscopic perspective within the family. Instead, it puts the entire era under a magnifying glass. The destiny of the individual and the destiny of the country have an earth-shattering collision here. In the text of each chapter. We can smell the blood and smoke, and see the joys and sorrows, separation and separation. This is a dream that belongs to Jie Husband, and it can also be a dream that belongs to you.