Spring dreams disappear with the clouds, and flowers fly out of water; Send a message to the children, why bother to find leisure.

Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and Xiren are the main characters in A Dream of Red Mansions, and their tragedies run through. Although Xue Baochai is not a party to this love tragedy, she also has a very high status.

I have a lot of dissatisfaction with the ending of A Dream of Red Mansions, but someone said to me, "Since you are dissatisfied, Lin Daiyu finally died with regret and Jia Baoyu became a monk, what do you think is the perfect ending?" Indeed, I am very dissatisfied with each other's death. The other party is also a rebellious character, who just wants to show his talents all day, which violates the old saying that "a daughter without talent is a virtue". There is no doubt about each other's talents in the article. I really admire her and her rebellion. But why can't she rebel to the end? Grandmother Jia has always loved her, especially Baoyu. They want to get married, but Jia Mu doesn't necessarily object. Instead of fighting for it, she looked for trouble and was so angry. Come to think of it, she is always suspicious, and even if she marries Baoyu, she will inevitably get angry. It's not like Feng can drown his sorrows in wine. How can she have such a mouth with Jia Mu? Her strength is so meager that she is not as popular as Baochai in Jia's family after all. Baoyu finally saw through the world of mortals and became a monk. Is becoming a monk really the best ending? If so, the world will become a monk. My idea is too extreme. "If you die, I will become a monk." It indicates all this, as if everything is fixed and cannot be changed. What I am dissatisfied with is that Bao and Dai still can't escape the bondage of fate. The man said to me again, "Baoyu, you didn't become a monk for Daiyu. What can Baoyu do without becoming a monk? Go after fame and gain? " Yes, in terms of fineness, this is the best ending for Baoyu. He has lost his fame and fortune, which means nothing to him. Seek fame and gain, let history repeat itself, and watch your descendants perform this Dream of Red Mansions again? He doesn't seem to be free from the bondage of fate, but fate can no longer bind him. He became a monk not for each other, but for himself. Different from the secular, he is carefree and sees through the world of mortals. It's a pity that Baochai is smooth and likable, and finally she lives alone, which makes people feel a little sorry.

Baochai was also a victim of feudal ethics. She married Jia in the name of Lin Daiyu. She knew Bao and Dai had the same heart, but she couldn't resist. Xue's mother loves her again, and there is nothing she can do. Jia is so sincere, how can he politely refuse? Besides, the Jia family has done a lot of work on Xue Pan, and Baochai doesn't want to embarrass her mother. After marrying Baoyu, although Daiyu died and Baoyu treated her well, Baoyu still remembered Daiyu. Finally, she got pregnant, and Baoyu left her and became a monk, leaving her alone. Speaking of which, what about winning people's hearts? Finally, I am not happy.

I always feel that Baochai is the real strong player in the whole play. She never embarrasses others in front of them or confronts them. Her talent is by no means inferior to that of the other party. I admire her most. She never asks for anything, never says anything she shouldn't say, and even stubborn words are extremely cautious and even impeccable. Her cleverness is also rare. Unlike Xifeng, she doesn't say anything, and she doesn't seem to shy away from speaking. It's no exaggeration to describe her as ruthless, but she is as clever as Xifeng.

Take these two things to analyze. She sometimes exhorts Baoyu, who has no intention of repentance, and she is not forced. First, she is from menstruation's family, so it's not convenient to say more. Erxiren's encouragement is still useless, and it is useless to say more. So far, I have no intention to say more. When she married Baoyu, she waited for an opportunity to tell him about her son's death, which also showed her cleverness. These are obvious to all.

Speaking of my own opinion, I think I don't know enough about Baochai's character, personality and thoughts. I just think from an ordinary angle.

Baochai's handling of the world is very smooth, and almost everyone loves it, but it is inevitable that she will feel a little hypocritical. She is so kind to everyone that she doesn't pour out her heart as easily as others. She seems to be hiding herself. In my opinion, no one wants to bury himself. Maybe she did it to establish her position or win people's hearts. In front of her mother, she is sweet, in front of outsiders, she is sensible, and Aunt Xue has light on her face. She may be likable, but at the same time she buried the real Xue Baochai. In the whole book, she may be the most perfect on the surface, but I always feel that she betrayed her heart and soul. What is perfection? Maybe family ties forced her to do this. There is a glutton of Xue Pan at home. Although there is Xue Ke, she is not her own brother after all. She may want to put up with it for a while, and when the time is right, she can find herself, but where will she find herself then? Although she is strong, I personally think it is not easy to bury herself. It wasn't the weak who did it, but in the end, she wasn't the real winner.

This dream didn't come true after all. Youth is gone, and the face is declining. A person sat in front of a candle and sighed, feeling tears crawling all over my face. The past is like a cloud, and the temples in the mirror are frosted. I am an adult, and my room is as empty as ever. I have nothing to do but look up at the moon. I have nothing to say but tears!

I often hear people discuss whether Baochai is miserable or Daiyu is miserable. But if you read the full text and comment carefully, you will feel that this issue is no longer important.

It's a pity to stop working, but it's a pity to praise talents.

Jade hangs in the forest and is buried in the snow.

2000 words after reading a dream of red mansions

As the saying goes, "men don't look at the red building, women don't look at the west wing." It means white. However, since Water Margin and Three Kingdoms have been read from babbling, it is of little significance to read them again. In desperation, I picked up the "stone" and chewed it hard, but it smelled like "rouge". Here are some true (naive) and clumsy (clumsy) suggestions for leisure after meals.

First of all, I think this book can be summarized by more than a love novel. In order to write this book, the author has studied medicine, gardens, architecture, calligraphy and painting, poetry, cooking, clothing, flowers and plants, antiques and so on for decades. The whole book is very helpful to study and discuss the customs and feelings of the Qing Dynasty. It was like a little encyclopedia of life at that time, all-encompassing and ubiquitous. No wonder there are still many redologists who specialize in this treasure. The worldly wisdom and officialdom in this book are not uncommon today. It can be said that watching it once or twice is not too much, and watching it ten times and eight times is not too much. For me, intensive reading of this book is to consolidate and improve my literary accomplishment and sublimate it. I'm sorry that I met you late.

Secondly, it is also a tragedy. I have carefully read some Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces, almost all of which are tragedies. From quasimodo to Baoyu, from boule de suif to Ah Q, even Jack and Ruth in Titanic today are tragic figures. Justice over evil can only exist in comics, and there are no chants handed down from generation to generation. In particular, the Water Margin, the Three Kingdoms and the Red Mansion in China all follow the principle of a strong rise after a difficult start, then a stable situation, and finally a sharp decline. This is the same as the general product development law described in the MBA course. There is no such thing as a banquet that must come to an end, and the law of life seems to be closely linked with it. When a civilization leaps to its peak, it will inevitably decline. Indeed, according to the current environmental development, mankind will eventually have an end. Is this the eternal theorem of the universe? Is this another new mode after Plato's "the spiritual mode or abstract mode of things is certain"? We'll talk about it later.

Think about this problem when you have time, and be a Sugarlo in China.

Thirdly, I think the sequels of Cheng Weiyuan and Gao E are unsuccessful. Although it basically conforms to the above curve principle, there is no suspicion of mechanical imposition on the previous one, but it is a welded product after all. According to the original hints, they tracked the first 80 episodes, completed the love and marriage tragedies of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai, and arranged the fate of a series of other characters, making A Dream of Red Mansions a complete book, thus promoting the spread of red in society and expanding its influence. However, in the last forty chapters, Baoyu was promoted and his family business was revived, which violated Cao Xueqin's original intention; There are some distorted and vulgar pen and ink in character description and plot conception, which are far from Cao Xueqin's original works. Recently, someone wrote the last 40 chapters, trying to advocate perfection, but no matter how difficult it is, Aariki can only run after the tortoise. The last forty chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions will be an eternal mystery.

Fourthly, the vivid characters in A Dream of Red Mansions. Take the most impressive person, Wang Xifeng, as an example. She is "extremely beautiful in appearance, extremely smooth in speech and extremely meticulous in scheming". Her eyes are radiant, her wrists are flexible and her command is decisive. Qin Keqing's funeral in Ningguo Mansion was specially invited to preside over. As soon as she went, she saw the five disadvantages of Ningguo House and put forward a set of rectification measures. Wang Xifeng threatened to walk around with no one around, forming a situation that "pink eyebrows are all discouraged and no one can do it". Mrs. Wang's niece is competitive, vain and power-hungry. Jia Fu, a young woman known as "Phoenix Pepper", has a glib tongue. She ingratiates herself with the Lady Dowager and Mrs. Wang everywhere, and flatters her by all means. In a word, Wang Xifeng is a beautiful and intelligent woman. Complex images of ability, greed and evil. According to the logic of life, the author also carefully arranged many auxiliary characters to express the characters and explain the theme, so that each auxiliary character has its own meaning and can reflect various meanings and functions. Granny Liu's three trips to the Grand View Garden are an example. Granny Liu's visit to the Grand View Garden was scheduled for the sixth time of the novel, when the plot was not fully developed. With Granny Liu as an auxiliary figure, the author wrote the magnificent style of Jia's house from the lowest point of view of society. Through the eyes of granny Liu, a poor old woman in the countryside, she wrote the arrogance and reserve of Xifeng. When Granny Liu entered the Grand View Garden for the second time, the relationship among Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai was in a delicate stage, and the Jia family was ostensibly in a period of blooming. The author skillfully compares Granny Liu and Granny Jia, two old ladies with different status. Jia took this opportunity to greatly satisfy her sense of superiority; Granny Liu is willing to make a fool of herself in order to win some prizes and act as a joke for ladies and gentlemen. Granny Liu entered the Grand View Garden for the third time, and the Jia family's general trend was gone, and Granny Liu was saved. In this way, granny Liu inadvertently became a witness to Jia's rise and fall.

Finally, talk about its artistic achievements. Mr. Lu Xun once pointed out: "In short, since the publication of A Dream of Red Mansions, traditional thinking and writing methods have been broken." Lu Xun's so-called "everything is broken" means "dare to describe it truthfully, not shy, and describe the good guys and bad guys in the previous novels completely well, which is very different, so the characters described in it are all real people". A Dream of Red Mansions does not regard characters as the embodiment of a certain thought or character, let alone as a tool for preaching. The author expresses the inherent vividness, richness and complexity of life with delicate pen and ink. A Dream of Red Mansions breaks the single-line structure of traditional novels. It takes the love and marriage relationship of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai as the central clue, and at the same time describes other characters and events in the aristocratic family. While grasping the love and marriage tragedies of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai, the author describes the vast social environment, thus writing out the social roots of this tragedy.

In fact, there are many things that can be discussed in A Dream of Red Mansions, and I just combed some fur. For example, the maid problem in the seventh issue of Reader this year is worth digging deeply, but because I have little experience and knowledge, I have no choice but to stop writing. I don't want to go into details, but I also respectfully ask my senior sister to advise me and give me more advice in my future study and life. Wu Da should be grateful.

2000 words after reading a dream of red mansions

After reading the red chamber, my heart is sour. I don't know why. Is it to destroy the second house in Rong Ning? Is the fragrance of imported marble disappearing? Or the name of the speculator? It seems that there is a little of each kind. But I always feel that this is not the whole story. From a man's point of view, I was suddenly enlightened. This is jealousy. I envy Baoyu in the dark. It's embarrassing to say, but how many men are not sad to see a dude surrounded by countless beautiful women for no reason?

Speaking of it, there are countless love stories in a dream of red mansions. The first thing to push is Baodai's infatuation with pink. In a dream of red mansions, the love between these two people is the purest. Growing up, falling in love when you grow up. Cao Gong simply pushed the boat with the tide, making readers feel that another love story spread all over the world was born. Its appearance is so natural that few people doubt that it is so pure. But untimely love is synonymous with pain. Daiyu's unique rebellious and withdrawn personality and disdain for the secular make her stand out from the crowd everywhere. Reading the West Chamber before the flowers, there is nothing taboo; I don't like rhetoric, and I will do what I say; Advocating the truth, indifferent to fame and fortune ... all these make her like a lotus, always clinging to her purity, purity and cleanliness, as clear as jasper. Looking at her from an ordinary person's point of view, what I appreciate most is Dai Yu's poetry and humor. Daiyu often opposes her sisters by drinking, enjoying flowers and reciting poems. She is always brilliant and full of artistic sense. Whether it is a teenager listening to the poems on the rain song building, I want to be immortal; Or the desolation of plants and the return of wild geese to the south, the tenderness of flowers can solve the affair of language; All of them reflect her elegant and refined poet temperament. The most sighing thing is Daiyu's sentimentality. Her beauty is unlucky. Daiyu's life experience doomed her to be lonely and helpless, and her personality doomed her to be lonely and sad. Even though the people in the Grand View Garden are very busy, there is no relative she can rely on, no confidant she can confide in, and only the romantic and affectionate Baoyu makes her secretly promise, but she always suffers from considerations of gain and loss. So she said helplessly, "Where is Xiangshan?" She lamented that "the fragrant nest has been built in March, and the swallow nest between beams is ruthless." She lamented that "flowers are flying all over the sky, and the red fragrance is broken." Finally, she ended up with a sad ending of "a wisp of fragrant soul dispersed with the wind and stayed up all night".

It is not so much that Lin Daiyu's position in Jiafu and her own cowardice are the causes of the tragedy, but rather that the feudal group headed by Yuan Chun ruthlessly killed the love between Baoyu and Daiyu, and this feudal society has a vicious track of responsibility. If A Dream of Red Mansions is really a description of Cao Xueqin's personal experience, then I can feel the pain of a man losing his beloved. The fire of hell is burning around me, which is terrible and makes my mind stagnate. This is not painful pain, but painful love. When Cao Gong, who had shed all his blood and tears, turned to face that unbearable history, how could he not sigh "full of absurd words and bitter tears"!

There is also the love tragedy of Xue Baochai. It's still so sad to see Daiyu die of depression. But after reading it, I heard Zhen Yinshi talking about "Qi Fang in Guilin".