Maybe it's because I want to read it over and over again, and it's a good article that can move me no matter how many times I read it. Mostly derivative, but also slightly original.
I accidentally turned to this book and remembered that I had read it before.
But there is still a desire to relive it.
This book is really well written, very warm, and very daily flow.
If you are interested in Red Mansions, this book is really not to be missed. My wife's interpretation of the yin and yang seasons is quite interesting. And the most important thing is that she did not sublime Red Mansions and just read it as a novel. This really greatly enhanced my confidence in reading Red Mansions. After all, fear of difficulty is a real hindrance to reading.
The part before the male protagonist appears is my favorite. Although, the male protagonist appeared quite late, basically only appearing in the last two or three copies.