Cao Xueqin is male and female, Cao Xueqin male and female

Male, 1715-1763) was a Qing dynasty ** family. 霑 (zhan), the word Mengruan, the number Xueqin, Qinpu, Qinxi, was originally a Han in the first life, and later became the "coat" of the Manchurian Zhengbai Flag. During the Kangxi period, from his great-grandfather Cao Xi, three generations of four people inherited Jiangning weaving for 60 years, and became a noble family for a while.

Cao Xueqin is a man! No matter in anyone's eyes or (if) he is a pseudo-mother, he will always be a man, a man in his lifetime. Dead or man!!

I can tell you very clearly, he's a man.

It's a man, but the name is like a woman

Hehe: I guess it's a man who knows women very well. I really admire him, few men nowadays know what women are thinking!

He was male, but his name was very much like that of a female, bKhan.

Please, you ask such a superficial question? Male Ah!

I can tell you very clearly that he is a man, hey!! Uneducated.

Check the history, he was from the Qing Dynasty and was born in Baoyi (it seems to be), but he must be a man.

Give yourself some room for imagination.

Man.

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 classic Chinese masterpiece "Dream of Red Mansions", the ancestral home is disputed (Liaoyang, Liaoning, Fengrun, Hebei or Tieling, Liaoning), born in Jiangning (now Nanjing), Cao Xueqin was born in the Qing Dynasty Internal Affairs Department Zhengbaiqi clothed family, he is the grandson of Jiangning weaving Cao Yin, the son of Cao Fu (the son of Cao Fu).

Hello dear, he's a man. Cao Xueqin (1715-1763), formerly known as Cao Zhengzong, the word Xueqin, the number Queqiao, the Qing Dynasty Wenhui scholar, ** family, because of his "Dream of Red Mansions" handed down to the world. Cao Xueqin's gender is male.

Cao Xueqin was born in Xuancheng, Anhui Province at the end of the Qing Dynasty in an official family, studied in four well-known literary schools in the south of the Yangtze River, his literary and artistic creation began from this, Cao Xueqin with his Shiri Qin pen and ink, opened up a new height of China's first creation. Among Cao Xueqin's many works, his most famous work is the million-word "Dream of Red Mansions", which is recognized as one of the most unique and charming great representative works in Chinese historical literature, a masterpiece in the history of world literature, and a romantic love depicting the court society. "Dream of the Red Mansion" writes the name of Cao Leaky Key Xue Qin into the hearts of Chinese, the familiar Mr. Lou Thin, the familiar Ping An Yatou, the familiar Lin Daiyu, and the familiar Xue Baoqi.