What is Dream of Red Mansions about, and what is the reason?

Dream of Red Mansions exposes all kinds of darkness and evil in the later period of feudal society, and its insurmountable internal contradictions, against the decadent feudal ruling class.

and the feudal system that was about to collapse.

makes a powerful criticism, so that the reader has a premonition that it will inevitably lead to its demise; At the same time, it also expresses a new hazy ideal through the praise of the aristocratic rebels.

In the history of Chinese literature, there is no work that can write the tragedy of love as emotionally powerful as "Dream of the Red Chamber"; There is no other work that can reveal the social roots of love tragedy so comprehensively and profoundly as it does, thus making the most profound and powerful critique of feudal society.

"Dream of Red Mansions" is a world-renowned masterpiece of human affection, a world-recognized pinnacle of Chinese classics, an encyclopedia of Chinese feudal society, and a collection of traditional culture. It is the Qing Dynasty writer Cao Xueqin.

wrote,**Mainly to the rich son Jia Baoyu.

The perspective of the four major families is briefly described.

The rise and fall of Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue are raging.

And this ** can be said to be a brief description of the life of the Qing Dynasty in that era, and it also shows people the beauty of real human nature and the beauty of tragedy. It can be said to be an epic work that can express the beauty of women and the various aspects of ancient Chinese society from various perspectives.

Main content: Dream of Red Mansions writes the story of a feudal aristocratic family that goes from prosperity to decline. The tragedy of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and Xue Baochai's love and marriage is the center of this story.

The author's genius lies in the fact that he does not superficially and simply express this love tragedy, but excavates the social roots of this love tragedy from the depths of the characters' thoughts and personalities and the relationship between people, thus fully exposing the cruel hypocrisy of feudalism and the decadent sins of the feudal ruling class. The theme of the work is not limited to the tragedy of personal love itself, but revolves around the central event, many intricate contradictions and struggles, depicting an extremely broad picture of social life, showing that the entire feudal society has been riddled with holes and shaky. He profoundly and sharply criticized the feudal social system, the rule of political officials, the marriage system, and the ethical relationship, indicted the cruelty and ruthlessness of feudalism and the extermination of human nature with grief and indignation, and boldly and keenly predicted the historical fate of the inevitable demise of feudal society and the feudal ruling class.

In China, Dream of the Red Chamber is evaluated as an encyclopedia of dissecting feudal society.

The oppression of feudal society hindered the expression of the purest feelings of human beings and imprisoned people's thoughts. Freedom is the flower of life, and the tragedy of Bao Dai is a warning to the world of the preciousness of equality and freedom and the sorrow of people's lives under feudal ethics and morality.

"Dream of Red Mansions" is centered on the daily life of Rongguo Mansion, with the love and marriage tragedy of Baoyu, Daiyu and Baochai and the trivial matters in the Grand View Garden as the main line, and the history of the four major families of Jinling aristocracy and famous families, Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue, from the source to the decline as the dark line, showing the inevitable trend that the feudal society at the end of the road will eventually perish. The most well-known in the book "Dream of Red Mansions" is the love triangle between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu and Chazi Xue Baochai, although this masterpiece is a fictional dynasty and place, and it also borrows the myth of Nuwa mending the sky. But it inadvertently reflects the life of the Manchurian aristocracy under the Qing Empire.

It also reflects the social life of the writing, the system of weddings and funerals, and even the costumes, hail and celebrations, diet, medicinal food, architectural pavilions, boats, cars, sedan chairs, and so on. There are many descriptions and jokes about Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism throughout the book.