Is Cao Xueqin the one who wrote Dream of Red Mansions ?

The first eighty times Cao Xueqin.

After forty rounds.

The real author should be Cao Xueqin, he wrote it all, but the second half has not been handed down, Cao Xueqin represents "Dream of Red Mansions", and "Dream of Red Mansions" also represents Cao Xueqin, so its direct subjective author should be Cao Xueqin. And Gao E is an additional author, he just guessed that he wrote the last forty chapters, and whether the last forty chapters are the original Cao's main content and meaning is impossible to investigate.

I really don't know if it's a master of love! However, as far as I know, Cao Gong was very depressed when he wrote "Dream of Red Mansions". Sometimes eating is a problem, and he will still have the leisure to pick up girls? Besides, that era didn't allow him to chase girls casually.

He will analyze the tasks of men and women and human nature so thoroughly as you speak, and according to reliable sources, it has something to do with his life experience.

Cao Xueqin is a native of the White Flag of the Han Army, the grandson of Cao Yin, born in a very wealthy family, with a prosperous and beautiful life, and with the inheritance and environment of literature and art. He can write poems, can also paint, and correspond with a group of Eight Banners celebrities, but his life is very poor, because he has no will, so he flows into a life of indulgence and debauchery. Cao Yin died in the fifty-first year of Kangxi.

Cao Xueqin was probably born at this time, or later. When the Cao family was at its peak, there were more than four times to pick up the driver, but then the family gradually declined, and it was probably confiscated because of the deficit. The book "Dream of Red Mansions" was written by Cao Xueqin in poverty after she went bankrupt and collapsed.

The age of writing the book is probably from the early years of Qianlong to about the thirtieth year of Qianlong, and Cao Xueqin died before the book was finished. This is what Mr. Hu Shi said, as for what those "red scientists" say now, I don't know!

The first eighty chapters were basically written by Cao Gong, and the later ones are not sure.

The thorough analysis of the characters is mainly due to the understanding and knowledge of people, which is not ordinary.

I hung up before I finished writing, and then N people continued to write.

By now, he should be regarded as a big-name screenwriter, and it is the writer's instinct to figure out the seven emotions and six desires of the characters, and he can gain insight into all human emotions.

It's always been controversial, it's hard to say. There's a whole bunch of guys involved in this.

The first 80 episodes were written by him, and the last 40 episodes were written by Gao E.

It should have been written by Cao Xueqin and Yan Zhai together.

It seems that Cao Xueqin finished writing and the manuscript fell.

I hung up halfway through the rewrite, and Gao E continued to write the drop.

According to Mr. Tumere's research, the Dream of Red Mansions should have been written by Hong Sheng (there is a Japanese character on the word sheng).

Well, yes, it's like the fourth floor said.

It seems to be a yellow book.

Introduction to the background of the creation of Dream of Red Mansions.

Cao Xueqin was born in a family of official eunuchs who inherited poetry. Ancestors with the Qing army into the customs meritorious reward, grandmother Sun is Kangxi nurse, grandfather Cao Yin and other three generations of Jiangning weaving, relatives Li Xu and other Suzhou weaving. However, in the Yongzheng Dynasty, the family was raided and completely declined.

Therefore, the author's writing of Dream of Red Mansions was inevitably affected by the decline of the family.

**That is, it is based on this background and mixed with the author's life and emotional experience, and it is not a record of writing. Emotions are real, some stories are real, but you don't have to.

Cao Xueqin's life has gone through ups and downs, he has fallen from a noble child to a down-and-out literati who "eats porridge and wine often on credit", and after experiencing the sadness of losing his only son in his later years, Cao Xuebi Zhiqin died within a few months, and it was "a real injury in his life". His life was unfortunate, and it was precisely because he experienced the misfortune of life that he had a deep understanding of society and life. His unfortunate life experience, combined with his literary talent, led to the creation of the book "Dream of Red Mansions".

The creation period is from the early years of Qianlong to about the 30th year of Qianlong.

Because of guilt, Cao Xueqin repented when she was poor, and wrote "Dream of Red Mansions" with the intention of writing a biography for those girls and relieving her boredom.

The book "Dream of Red Mansions" was written in poverty after Cao Xueqin went bankrupt and collapsed, and the creation period was from the early years of Qianlong to about the 30th year of Qianlong.

The first paragraph of the first chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions" is Cao Xueqin's self-preface. In this preface, Cao Xueqin appears as a real person and tells readers about the origin of writing. According to his own account, he wrote this book based on the old dream of prosperity that he experienced in Nanjing in his early years.

Because he was living in the western suburbs of Beijing, doing nothing and achieving nothing, he suddenly recalled all the girls in the family when he was young, and felt that their knowledge and talent far exceeded his own, and he couldn't help but regret it. When he was in the blessings, he did not do his job properly and did not obey the discipline of his parents and teachers, so that when he grew up, he had no skills and half his life was ruined.

Cao Xueqin wrote this experience and repentance as **, just to tell readers that although their sins are unavoidable, those girls are real people in life, and their deeds must not be annihilated in order to cover up their crimes. As soon as I think of this, my heart is rippling, and all difficulties are not a problem.

What's more, the rural life is leisurely and the scenery is pleasant, which makes him think like a spring and write like a god. Cao Xueqin is humble and shallow, so she has to write this ** in the vernacular of the market, which is intended to set up a biography for those girls, relieve her own boredom, and provide readers with fun and appreciation.