What kind of image is Li Kun in Dream of Red Mansions? How does the character end?

Forbearance, intelligence, wit.

Late Shaohua. The grace in the mirror, and the fame in the dream! That Mei Shaohua went to He Xun, and then rested to embroider the tent.

Only wearing a crown of beads and a phoenix jacket can't withstand impermanence. Although it is said that life is not subject to old age and poverty, it is also necessary to accumulate children and grandchildren. Angry, wearing a hairpin, bright, with a golden seal on his chest, Wei Hehe, Jue Lu Gordon,—— miserable, Huangquan Road is near!

Q: Can the ancient generals still exist? It's just a false name, and the descendants admire it.

It also belongs to the forbearance type of character. It's not that she's scheming, it's not that she can't speak, but in that environment, she has to live a low-key and honest life. But from time to time, her status in the Rong Mansion will still be revealed, and people can't underestimate her.

The hope of her life is Lan'er, but the days when she is lucky enough to enjoy the blessing are not long after all.

I thought she was a kind, kind-hearted person, and her ending was very good, and her son was lifted!

After the peach and plum spring breeze is finished, who is like a pot of orchid in the end? It is like ice and water that is jealous of each other, and makes jokes and talks with others in vain.

Li Kun. There is a father, in the Dream of Red Mansions.

Among them, Li Kun's father is Li Shouzhong, who sacrifices wine for the country.

Li Kun is a very important character in the Dream of Red Mansions, located in Jinling.

One of the twelve golden hairpins, many people almost don't feel the existence of Li Kun after reading it, but in fact, if you analyze it carefully, you will find that Li Kun's life is inseparable from Dream of Red Mansions. According to the article, Li Kun was a talented and good-looking woman who married Jia Zheng.

's eldest son, Jia Zhu, is Jia Baoyu.

's eldest brother, but it is very unfortunate that Jia Zhu died of illness after marriage, leaving only a child named Jia Lan, so Li Kun became a widow at a young age, and it can be seen from this that Li Kun is actually very pitiful. But Li Kun's existence was not obvious at the beginning, mainly because Li Kun was not able to get the likes of Mrs. Wang, and it can be seen from many places in the article that the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is incompatible, so Li Kun did not speak in the early stage of splitting his thoughts, did less things, and did not offend any people, which also helped Li Kun miss a lot of complicated things.

The author will pay more attention to Li Kun's virtue when describing the unbridled character of Li Kun, which is also the most important quality in Li Kun's life. Later, after the death of Li Kun's husband, Coco Li.

did not forget to educate his son Jia Lan to become a talent, and after Jia's house was raided, Jia Lan was also able to take the imperial examination to high school. But it can also be seen through some details that Li Kun's life is actually very lonely, especially when Zhou Rui's family began to send palace flowers, it can be seen that Li Kun is very lonely, and Li Kun will see Wang Xifeng again.

When they were children, they also felt that their luck was very good and they could fulfill each other, but Li Kun was alone and had no one to rely on.

In the end, it can be seen that Li Kun is the image of the standard big family, although he is not as brilliant as Wang Xifeng, but he is also the most common image in most of the high-level families.

There must be a father, and his father is Li Shouzhong. His father also held important official positions and could be said to be very prominent.

He had a father. It's just that his father was an ordinary person who died very early, so he didn't mention it at all in the Dream of Sakura Sun's Red Mansion, and only the spine chain was just a few words.

Of course he has a father, and his father is Li Degang, but his father is a gambler, plus a drunkard, and he died early.

He actually has a father, and in the Dream of Red Mansions, his father is Li Shouzhong, who used to be the eunuch of the country, and his status is still very good.

The temperament of each woman in the Dream of Red Mansions is different, Li Kun is definitely the most elegant and generous one, since she came to the Grand View Garden, people's lives have become wonderful. She founded a poetry club and held a banquet, breaking through the shackles of etiquette and religion, and was sought after by the people in the Grand View Garden.

Li Kun stills. Li Kun was born in a famous family in Jinling and has been knowledgeable since he was a child. Li Kun's father's thinking was more traditional, and he wholeheartedly advocated that a woman's lack of talent was virtue, and only taught Li Kun to read and write, and did not want her to study more.

Li Kun married Jia Zhu early, and not long after he got married, Jia Zhu fell ill and died. Li Kun had no choice but to become a widow, so she had to live quietly with Jia Zhu's widow and kept the festival for Jia Zhu. It is precisely because Li Kun has always kept to himself that Jia's mother will allow Li Kun to live in the Grand View Garden.

After Li Kun arrived at the Grand View Garden, he changed the previous sluggish life of the festival woman, organized the establishment of the Poetry Society with the girls in the garden, and contributed to the Daoxiang Village where he lived as the station of the Poetry Society. Li Kun's personality in the Grand View Garden is becoming more and more lively and smart, and her poems are also well received by the audience. Without the restraints of etiquette, Li Kun had no scruples to follow everyone to set up a banquet and have fun.

It stands to reason that Li Kun, as the eldest daughter-in-law in the family, is more qualified than Wang Xifeng to take over the power of the family, but she has always ignored family affairs. Li Kun has always had the intention to avoid the rights of the family, among which there are two very important points of Nianchun, one of which is that in Jia's mother's heart, Li Kun has always been a good daughter-in-law's image, and never fights for material things. Another point is that Li Kun knows that Wang Xifeng is by no means an easy person to deal with, and Wang Xifeng is on the cusp of the storm, Li Kun may not be able to handle the big and small matters in the house and various complex interpersonal relationships, not to mention that she does not have the support of her husband, there is no need to wade into this troubled water.

Li Kun and Daiyu stills.

Compared with other people's tragic endings, Li Kun is still relatively lucky. She guards herself as a widow, and she is relatively kind, everyone calls her a great bodhisattva, and her life in Jiafu can be said to be very stable.

Li Kun has been cultivating his son Jia Lan with all his heart, looking forward to the day when he will be able to become famous. Jia Lan is also very competitive, has been studying hard and has been admitted to the lifting of people. It's a pity that Jia Lan died not long after, which undoubtedly gave Li Kun a fatal blow, and Li Kun died of anger on the spot when he heard the news of Jia Lan's death.

I have to say that Li Kun's life is still relatively happy, and the final ending is miserable, which can only be left to the readers to sigh.

"Dream of Red Mansions" Li Kun character analysis:In many important events in **, Li Kun was present, but she could only play the role of "beating the side drum" forever, leaving no special impression on the reader. This may be in line with her identity and ideological character - the eldest sister-in-law of Rongguofu, a widow who abides by feudal etiquette and has no quarrel with the world, never wants to get involved in the whirlpool of contradictions and struggles when she is always peaceful.

This hood is a typical example of a virtuous woman in a feudal society, and the embodiment of the woman's way of "three obedience and four virtues". The defenders of the Qing Dynasty advocated Cheng Zhu Lixue and preached women's chastity and integrity, and the pain of women's oppression by the "four ropes" of feudalism was also even more serious. In the eyes of the ruler, people like Li Kun are fully qualified to be honored, set up memorial arches, and compiled into the "Legend of the Martyr".

Li Kun's film and television image.

In 1927, Fudan Film Company's spring excavation drama film "Dream of Red Mansions": Xing Banmei as Li Kun.

1975 Hong Kong TVB TV series "Dream of Red Mansions": Cheng Ke as Li Kun.

1977 Hong Kong TV version of the TV series "Dream of Red Mansions": Zhu Chengcai as Li Kun.

In 1987, the mainland CCTV version of the TV series "Dream of Red Mansions" was scattered: Sun Mengquan as Li Kun.

1989 Chinese mainland film version of "Dream of the Red Mansion": Xing Hong as Li Xian.

1996 Taiwan China Television version of the TV series "Dream of Red Mansions": Li Weiyi as Li Kun.