The characters of Dream of Red Mansions are emotionally anxious

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Dream of Red Mansions expresses Cao Xueqin.

Cao Xueqin's intention in writing "Dream of Red Mansions" is to expose feudal society.

The darkness and sin of the late period and its insurmountable internal contradictions against the decaying feudal ruling class.

Conduct a strong critique. At the same time, it also expresses a new hazy ideal through the praise of the noble rebel.

Dream of Red Mansions also expresses Cao Xueqin's pessimism and despair about life. These emotions stem from the ups and downs he and his family have experienced, and the gap between these ups and downs is huge, and even completely changes his perception of life. Cao Xueqin was born in Ronghua and was defeated in the end.

His half-life experience is absolutely like 'stone.'" Cao Xueqin believes that life is absurd and helpless. I was busy struggling all my life for fame, money, a beautiful wife, children, etc., but in the end it was just a "dream" and a "fantasy".

Therefore, he made it clear at the outset: "The use of the words 'dream' and 'fantasy' in this book is to remind the reader to pay attention to his own eyes, which is also the purpose of this book." Clearly, the "original intention" of writing this book was to reveal that life is like "dreams" and "fantasies".

The emotions expressed by Cao Xueqin in Dream of Red Mansions can be understood in many ways: from the author's point of view, it is the author's reflection and repentance on the fate of himself and his family after his downfall; From the protagonist's point of view, it is Stone who experiences the cause and effect of the current world through the eyes of the eternal world of Qinggengfeng.

From the perspective of the work, it is an understanding of the true meaning of history, life, and the universe by the wisdom of dream culture in Dream of Red Mansions; From the reader's point of view, it is a visual fusion generated by the reader's reflection on the life experience and works of the self-return.

Therefore, Cao Xueqin's emotions include pessimism and despair about life, grief over the continuous decline of her family, and criticism of social darkness.

Cao Xueqin's purpose in writing "Dream of Red Mansions" is to expose all kinds of rapid darkness and evil in the late feudal society and its insurmountable internal contradictions, and to make a powerful critique of the feudal ruling class that is highly fragmented and decadent. At the same time, ** also expresses a new hazy ideal through Brother Yuan's praise of the noble rebel. Dream of Red Mansions also expresses Cao Xueqin's pessimism and despair about life.

These emotions stem from the ups and downs he and his family have experienced, and the gap between these ups and downs is huge, even completely changing his perception of life.

Social emotion, family emotion, national emotion. The feelings for the family digging Zen people, the feelings for this society, the contempt for the society, and the mutual decline between the major families, I think this phenomenon is relatively common.

Liu Xinwu has a book on the analysis of the Dream of Red Mansions, "Liu Xinwu Reveals the Dream of Red Mansions", which has a very thorough analysis of the Dream of Red Mansions, and after reading it, I feel that I have a deeper understanding of the Dream of Red Mansions, which is worth a look for red fans.

Oppose the decay of society, punish the evil and promote the good.

It expresses the darkness of feudal society and reveals the author's hatred for it.

This book is a great work with a high degree of ideology and high artistry, and the author has preliminary democratic thinking.

Thinking internally, he made a profound criticism of the reality of society, the darkness of the court, and the officialdom, the decay of the feudal aristocratic class and its families, the feudal imperial examinations, marriage, slaves, hierarchies, and social domination ideas, and put forward vague ideals and propositions with the nature of preliminary democracy.