Does Dream of Red Mansions reflect the life of the Red Mansion in the old days?

Of course not! Dream of Red Mansions is based on the love tragedy of Baoyu and Daiyu, through the description of life in the Grand View Garden of the Jia family and the plot narration of the decline of the four major families of Jia Shi and Wang Xue, it indicts the evils of patriarchal etiquette and religion, and reveals the end of feudal society towards its demise.

Dream of Red Mansions is the most glorious pinnacle of China's classical literature, and she embodies Cao Xueqin's life's work to achieve perfection in thought and art. It's a pity that Mr. Cao didn't finally complete this masterpiece, and the last forty chapters of this 120-chapter chapter hui ** were continued by Gao E.

No, Dream of Red Mansions exposes the decay and decline of the feudal society at that time through the narration of the plot of the four major families of Jiawang Shi Xue from prosperity to decline, and at the same time hints at the gradual demise of feudal society. In this **, it also reflects the various aspects of life, food, clothing, etiquette and other aspects of the society and culture at that time.

No, who said that. Talk nonsense. It is a history of the rise and fall of a feudal family, in fact, it also hints at the rise and fall of feudal dynasties.

With the love between Baoyu and Daiyu as an introduction, of course, there are many lovely girls in it. For example, Qingwen, attacking, Miaoyu, Keqing... You'd better take a look, asking like this will make people laugh.

No, note that it reflects the life of the family of the Qing Dynasty nobleman Jiafu.

Our country is the first**, and the content contained is very complex.

Oh my God, how could you imagine this masterpiece like that? I cried for Dream of Red Mansions!

A group of girls with different personalities who are both beautiful and talented. But no matter what kind of character, how intelligent, how beautiful, in the end, no one will end well. It was a white expanse, and the land was so clean.

It's a little sad, it's too far off.

No, it should be a description of their daily life, and the main purpose is to reflect the decline of nobles like Ning Guofu and Rong Guofu, as well as the tragic end of everyone.

It was just the life of the aristocracy, the form of society.

No! It reflects the life of the aristocratic family in feudal society and the form of society at that time!

No, it's the old feudal era, the life of a big family from prosperity to decline.

The impact of "Dream of Red Mansions" is:

Not long after its publication, Dream of Red Mansions was circulated in the form of a manuscript for 30 years and was regarded as a treasure. According to the sporadic records of some literati in the Qing Dynasty, "Dream of the Red Chamber" had become the center of discussion at that time.

The outstanding creative achievements of Dream of the Red Chamber have provided rich artistic experience for later writers, and even in modern Chinese literature, there are also works that have clearly been influenced by Dream of the Red Chamber and achieved certain achievements.

The world impact of "Dream of Red Mansions":

The Dream of the Red Chamber was first circulated overseas in the 58th year of Qianlong, when a ship from Zhejiang to Japan carried 67 kinds of Chinese books, including "9 books and 18 sets of Dream of the Red Chamber".

In Quting Ma Qin's "The Legend of the Southern Prime Minister Meets the Eight Dogs", the idea that each of the eight dogs was born with a spirit bead on his body is likely to be inspired by the birth of Baoyu Hanyu in "Dream of Red Mansions".

Until the 30s of the 20th century, when many Japanese went to study in China, they were still learning standard Beijing dialect in "Dream of Red Mansions". For more than two centuries, the number of academic articles and translations of "Japanese Red Studies" has always been in the leading position among foreign red studies.

Summary. It is not a reflection of the life at the end of the Qing Dynasty, but a reflection of the social reality behind the "prosperous era" of the so-called "Haiyan River Qing" in the middle and late Qianlong period.

Does Dream of Red Mansions reflect life at the end of the Qing Dynasty?

Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions is an encyclopedic masterpiece that profoundly reflects the social reality of the Qing Dynasty, a long story in ancient China, and one of the four great classics of Chinese classics.

The first edition was published in the 56th year of Qianlong (1791).

Dream of Red Mansions reflects all kinds of sharp and complex contradictions and struggles in feudal society; It exposed the criminal nature of the feudal ruling class, and comprehensively criticized and denied the feudal imperial examination system, the marriage system, the slave and maid registration system, and the feudal ethics and morality.

Dream of Red Mansions reflects the darkness of the real society, the court, and the officialdom, the decadence and stupidity of the feudal aristocratic class and its families, the feudal imperial examinations, marriage, slaves, hierarchies, and social domination ideas, that is, the Tao of Confucius and Mencius, Cheng Zhu Lixue, and social morality.

Extension and expansion: Dream of Red Mansions, the first of the four classic Chinese classics, the Qing Dynasty writer Cao Xueqin's creation of the chapter hui style of the long **, it is a world-influential work of human feelings, recognized by the world as the pinnacle of Chinese classics, the encyclopedia of Chinese feudal society, and the master of traditional culture. **With the rise and fall of the four major families of Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue as the background, with the family trivialities of Jiafu and the leisure of the boudoir as the center, and the story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and Xue Baochai's love and marriage, it describes the human beauty and tragic beauty of the lovers centered on Jia Baoyu and the twelve hairpins of Jinling, praises the rebellious characters who pursue light, and foresees the inevitable demise of feudal society through the tragic fate of the rebels, revealing the great crisis of the feudal last days.