Originally from Gusu, she was originally named Zhen (Zhen Xuan Xi), the only daughter of Zhen, with a little rouge the size of rice grains between her eyes. When Yuanxiao was three years old, he was abducted by a swindler because he didn't take good care of the domestic slave Hodge when watching the social fire lamp. First it was sold to Feng Yuan in the hands of traffickers, and then the bully Xue Pan killed Feng Yuan and bought Xiangling as his concubine, renamed Xiangling. Later, he went to Beijing with the Xue family and lived in Lixiangyuan. She is elegant, delicate, gentle and quiet, and Xia Jingui is very jealous of her. Xiangling was tortured by Xia Jingui. Not only did she change her name to Qiu Ling, but she was also murdered. After Xue Pan was released from prison, he helped Xiangling to stay upright and died during childbirth. I studied Dai Yu's poetry writing in the Grand View Garden. (Xiangling studies poetry)

Long before Xiangling was abducted, a monk saw Zhen holding it. The monk was in tears and said to Yin Shi, "benefactor, what are you doing with this lifeless thing in your arms that involves your parents?" Give it to me, give it to me! " It was pointed out that Xiangling's "real lifelong injury" was seen sunbathing with Xiangling when Zhou Rui's family sent palace flowers for the seventh time, and he also said, "She looks good, but she is a bit like Grandma Rong of Dongfu." Grandma Rong is, and Liu thinks that comparing Xiangling with others implies that their present origins are not true, and they are higher than now.

The monk, whose head and feet were all smashed, gave Zhen a verdict, suggesting Xiangling's fate;

Ling is spoiled, laughing at your stupidity and spending the air on the snow.

After the Lantern Festival, it's time to put out the smoke.

Xiangling official judgment

Lotus root is fragrant one by one, and it is really hurt in life.

Since the birth of the orphan tree in the two places, the sweet soul has returned to its hometown.

The first sentence is that "Xiangling" was originally "winning in a row"; Lien Win was abducted by kidnappers when he was three years old. She was brought up to be a teenager and sold to Xue Pan, where she became a concubine. Later, Xue Pan married Xia Jingui, a bitch who made mischief. She was greedy, jealous, cruel and poisonous, and Xiangling was abused by them and died with a bitter heart. Regarding Xiangling's ending, this judgment is very clear. After Xia Jingui's death, Xiangling was righted and became his wife, which obviously did not conform to Cao Xueqin's original intention. Many endings of Elevation are written according to the original intention of the judgment, not according to Xiangling's original intention. Maybe it's pity for Zhen (he really deserves pity)!

If the small prosperity of the Zhen family reflects the great prosperity of the Jia family, then Xiangling's fate is also a hint to the fate of the Grand View Garden. Who would have thought that the pampered Zhen Shi family, the apple of her eye, would become a bullied slave? Who can tolerate such a smart and handsome girl marrying a fool who can only hum and rhyme? Someone once said that this is "a jade bowl, a golden basin and a dog arrow (shit)" (two people know: "talking about dreams"), which is a pity. Winning in a row is "should be pitied". From the point of view of the author's fatalism, this is unsolvable and fate is merciless.

The first sentence, "Roots and lotus flowers are fragrant as one stem", says that lotus roots and lotus flowers grow on the same rhizome and are equally fragrant. Lotus is also called lotus, which means Xiangling was originally called a winning streak.

"The Lonely Tree in Two Places Born by itself" contains the word "Gui" and points out its name.

The last sentence "Bring Xiangling back to her hometown" refers to death, suggesting that Xiangling was tortured to death by Xia Jingui. Xiangling, the young lady of the landlord class, finally fell into the net of four big families. This experience profoundly reflects the doomed fate of small and medium-sized landlords in the feudal social struggle, and also criticizes the cruelty of the blood concubine system, thus revealing the tragic fate of feudal "last-time" women.