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Chapter 1: Zhen Shiyin’s dream consciousness is psychic, and Jia Yucun’s prostitute is pregnant with a lady
The beginning of the chapter explains the origin of "The Story of the Stone" (Dream of Red Mansions): A monk came together to mend the sky. Shi (psychic jade) went down to earth to experience, and met Zhen Shiyin in Gusu. Zhen Shiyin made friends with and supported Jiahua (Haoyu Village), a native of Huzhou who lived in the Hulu Temple next door. One day, Jia Yucun visited Zhen Shiyin and accidentally met Jiao Xing, the maid of the Zhen family, and thought that Jiao Xing was interested in him.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Zhen Shiyin hosted a banquet for Jia Yucun at home. After learning about Jia Yucun’s ambition, he gave him money and clothes to help Jia Yucun go to Beijing to take the exam. The next day, Jia Yucun left without saying goodbye and went on the road to take the exam. .
On the night of the Yuanxiao Festival the next year, Huo Qi, the servant of the Zhen family, accidentally lost Zhen Shiyin's only daughter Yinglian when he was looking at the sparkling lanterns. On March 15, a fire broke out in the Calabash Temple and affected the Zhen family. The down-and-out Zhen Shiyin took his family to live in the home of his father-in-law, Feng Su, in Ruzhou. They received a cold reception, and were later ordained as a monk by a monk.
Main Characters
1. Jia Baoyu
The young master who was born with a jade title in Rongguo Mansion. In his previous life, he was actually a waiter of Shenying in Chixia Palace. In his current life, Jia Zheng The second son of Mrs. Wang. As a direct descendant of the Rongguo Mansion, he had an extraordinary background and was smart and smart. The whole family regarded him as the apple of their eyes and had high hopes for him. However, he embarked on the road of rebellion, hated the eight-legged essay, criticized Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, and gave rise to those who studied and became officials. Named "National Thief Lu Bei".
He does not like "serious books", but prefers "miscellaneous books" such as "The Peony Pavilion" and "The Romance of the West Chamber". He hangs out with the girls at home all day long, loving their beauty and purity, and mourning their tragic fate. He is an imagined novel character and the reflection of the writer's soul.
2. Lin Daiyu
The crown of the twelve hairpins in Jinling. The daughter of Lin Ruhai and Jia Min, Baoyu's cousin, lives in Rongguo Mansion. She is aloof by nature, not good at dealing with the world, and disdains all the popular ways of doing things. She is sentimental and has a quick mind. She and Baoyu truly love each other. She is Baoyu's alliance against feudal ethics and is a firm pursuer of free love.
Lin Daiyu is a tragic figure full of poetic beauty and ideal color in the book. She is so beautiful that people feel heartfelt love and affection. What is even more artistically charming is her unparalleled rich and beautiful spiritual world. She is well-read, knowledgeable, and has many talents. She also shines with the brilliance of simple democratic ideas that pursue individual liberation and freedom of marriage.