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Mr. Zhou Ruchang verified that Cao Xueqin's birthday was April 26, and Mr. Liu Xinwu even concluded that the exact time written by Cao Xueqin in that book was April 26 of the first year of Qianlong, and Cao Xueqin was only 13 years old that year, the same age as Jia Baoyu.

April 27 of the first year of Qianlong.

Cao Xueqin is a writer of ancient Chinese literature and the author of "Dream of the Red Chamber". According to historical records, Cao Xueqin's birthday was in 1724. However, there is no clear record of Cao Xueqin's specific birthday and date of birth, so it is impossible to determine which date his birthday is.

Cao Xueqin (about May 28, 1715 - about February 12, 1763), the name Zhan, the word Mengruan, the name Xueqin, also known as Qinxi, Qinpu, the author of the Chinese classical masterpiece "Dream of Red Mansions", his ancestral home is Tieling, Liaoning, born in Jiangning (now Nanjing), Cao Xueqin was born in the Qing Dynasty Internal Affairs Office is the white flag of the clothing family, he is the grandson of Jiangning weaving Cao Yin, the son of Cao Fu (a said Cao Fu's son).

Cao Xueqin has a wide range of hobbies, and has studied gold and stone, poetry and calligraphy, painting, gardening, traditional Chinese medicine, weaving, crafts, and food sheds. With perseverance and perseverance, after years of hardship, he finally created a great work of great ideology and artistry - "Dream of Red Mansions".

"Dream of Red Mansions" is the product of his "ten years of reading, adding and deleting five times", "every word seems to be blood, and ten years of hard work is unusual". Unfortunately, during his lifetime, the whole book was not finished (some people think that it was finished, but the content after 80 chapters was scattered). There are 120 chapters of "Dream of Red Mansions" in this biography, of which most of the first 80 chapters are from his handwriting, and the last 40 chapters are continued by Gao E.

Cao Xueqin, China's Qing Dynasty ** family, the word Mengruan, the name Xueqin, also known as Qinpu, Qinxi, ancestral home Liaoyang, born in 1715, died in 1763.

His ancestors were originally Han nationality, and later he was a Manchurian Zheng Cao Xueqin portrait of a white flag cloth (house slave).

Cao Xueqin's great-grandfather Cao Xi, grandfather Cao Yin, and his father's Cao Hao and Cao Fu successively served as Jiangning weavers for more than 60 years, and were favored by Emperor Kangxi.

Cao Xueqin grew up in wealth and glory.

In the early years of Yongzheng, due to the involvement of the internal struggle of the feudal ruling class, the Cao family suffered many blows, Cao Fu was dismissed and imprisoned, his family property was confiscated, and the family moved back to Beijing, and the family road has been declining day by day.

This turning point made Cao Xueqin deeply feel the heat and coldness of the world and more soberly understand the essence of the feudal social system.

Since then, he has stayed away from officialdom, ignored the powerful, and lived in poverty.

He can write poetry and painting, is good at writing, and with perseverance and perseverance, he is dedicated to the writing and revision of ** "Dream of Red Mansions", reading it for 10 years, adding and deleting 5 times, and writing this literary masterpiece that pushes the creation of Chinese classics to the peak.

"Dream of Red Mansions" has become a great realist work in classical China with its rich content, twists and turns, profound ideological understanding, and exquisite artistic techniques.

In the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong (1762), the young son died, Cao Xueqin fell into excessive sorrow and grief, and on the Chinese New Year's Eve of this year (February 1, 1764), he died due to poverty and illness without medical treatment (about the year of Cao Xueqin's death, there are two other versions of Qianlong 28 and 29 years), and the funeral expenses were funded by friends.