The so-called blessing comes from the same prop, which is a gold collar worn by Baochai around her neck. This gold collar is unique in that it is engraved with eight words: "Never leave, never leave."
"Don't forget, the immortal Chang Heng and" Never Leave "are a pair of very neat antitheses. Through this pair, the marriage between Xue Baochai and Jia Baoyu will be vividly portrayed.
Lovers of the Red Chamber know that the marriage of gold and jade is a big joint in the book, and most of the emotional entanglements between Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu come from it. Although this is a struggle about marriage, it is actually a struggle with Mrs. Wang about government rights.
So, how did Baochai get this gold collar around her neck? Is it true what Baochai's maid Huang said? Is it from the donkey-headed monk?
"Yuan Yi Yuan" will analyze the origin of this gold collar with you. If this engraved gold collar is really given by a monk running around, then the fate of Baodai and Chai is doomed. If it is artificially fabricated, then the depth of Xue Jia and Mrs. Wang's scheming is really amazing.
To find out where Baochai's gold collar came from, we must first look at whether Xue Jia and Mrs. Wang had a chance to fabricate it in the whole gold collar incident.
The answer is yes.
Huang, Baochai's personal servant, revealed how the gold collar was found.
At this time, Baochai wanted to see Jia Baoyu's psychic Baoyu. She murmured, "Don't forget, don't forget, the fairy Heng Chang."
This kind of dialogue brings a happy marriage. Moreover, the whole process is very similar to a duet sung by Baochai's master and servant, and no outsiders participated in the whole process.
Secondly, in the origin of the golden collar, no one saw where the monks with heads were involved. In fact, people outside the Xue family have never seen this man.
In other words, the origin of Baochai's gold collar is unknown to anyone except the Xue family.
Everything in the golden collar belongs to the Xue family, which is really something.
Besides, these words on Baochai's gold collar are as neat as those on Baoyu's psychic Baoyu, and the Xue family has a chance to forge them. After all, it's no secret that Baoyu, the psychic of Baoyu, has words on him. Even Leng Zixing, an outsider, knows it. Besides, as the main participant in the marriage, it is not easy for Mrs. Wang to provide such help.
Judging from these details, if the Xue family deliberately fabricated it, there is a chance.
With regard to a monk with a head, considering that there are indeed monks in A Dream of Red Mansions who come down to earth to be good people and believe in women, there may be the possibility that a monk can be a treasure chai.
But in Zhen's dream, I heard the past lives of Baoyu and Daiyu. Lin Daiyu is a scarlet fairy grass in the sky. In order to repay the irrigation of the waiter in Shen Ying, she shed tears.
Jia Baoyu, because of the jade in his mouth, can at least prove that the hard stone under Geng Qingfeng is one with him.
In this way, both Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu have extraordinary immortal lives, among which there is no Baochai.
What's more, the words on Baoyu's body are said to have been carved by a monk. Who wrote Baochai's "Never leave, never die"?
When Daiyu first entered the government, she told Jia that the monk wanted to turn her into a monk, but Baochai continued to use this name, which was completely reasonable, and it was a situation of competing with Mu's former alliance.
If this monk can show you Lin Daiyu's life, he can give me Xue's collar. "This may be the subtext of xue family.
Cao Weng is good at using prophetic words when writing. Often a casual word hides the fate of the characters, and a gold collar worn by Xue Baochai all the year round, engraved with the words "eternal youth", has buried a lifetime of pain for her.
Baoyu's psychic Baoyu wrote "Don't forget, don't forget, Heng Chang becomes immortal", but Baoyu threw jade several times and forgot his own nature, so Heng Chang's immortality was just an extravagant hope for him.
The monk once said that Lin Daiyu could live a peaceful life without seeing another surname, but Lin Daiyu failed to do so, so her unfortunate ending was understandable.
Neither Baoyu nor Daiyu did what the monk said, but Baochai refused to give up and finally became a widow.
From this perspective, Baochai's Never Leave Your Youth should not be given to her by a monk, because what the monk said and did is not empty talk, but contains a trajectory of fate.
If a monk treats Baochai Jinling, he won't give her the message of "staying young forever", which is different from the monk's behavior pattern.
So from this perspective, Baochai's gold collar was not given by a monk, but was carved by hand.
This also proves that the happiness of the Xue family was artificially designed, and Baochai's tragic life was also contributed by the Xue family.
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Participating bibliography: Zhi Yanzhai's comments on The Story of the Stone, A Dream of Red Mansions and A Dream of Red Mansions.