Jia Baoyu×Lin Daiyu
Red Mansion spin-off Be
"If you ask questions about your heart at night, you can cross the Magpie Bridge with a clear understanding." - Daiyu
"From now on, I will not kneel down to the bodhi tree, but only worship the Xiaoxiang ink sky." - Baoyu
In the vast starry sky of literature, "A Dream of Red Mansions" is undoubtedly the brightest pearl. Mr. Cao Xueqin, with a huge pen as large as rafters, outlines the prosperous and illusory world in the Grand View Garden, depicts the talents and misfortunes of the twelve beauties of Jinling, writes the lingering and pathos love between Bao Dai but ended in tragedy, and also shows the vicissitudes of the Jia family from prosperity to decline, leaving endless aftertaste and reverie for future generations.
However, the incompleteness of the original work and the ambiguity of the ending have also planted countless regrets and curiosity in the hearts of readers. Those unexplained stories, those possibilities hastily buried by fate, always linger in our hearts. Hence, this book "The Lost Dream of Red Mansions" was born.
"The Lost Dream in Red Mansions" is based on the original work, and on the basis of respecting the character and story line of the original work, it boldly embarks on a dream continuation journey. We will follow in Jia Baoyu's footsteps and once again step into the familiar yet fantastic Grand View Garden. Here, star trajectories are chaotic, destinies are intertwined, poetry manuscripts hide shocking secrets, and a confrontation between Buddhism and Taoism unfolds in the Zen tea room.
I hope that every reader who opens this book will be able to find their love and attachment to the classics in the Lost Dream of the Red Chamber, and also gain a brand-new reading experience full of surprises. Apologize
Concept: Flowers in the mirror, moon in the water, elusive but out of reach.