Why is it said that the fat criticism of a handful of snow in Dream of Red Mansions is a foresha

There are a lot of innuendos and metaphors in Dream of Red Mansions, and "A Handful of Snow" alludes to the decline of Jiafu is a typical example, Cao Xueqin links the jade cup in "A Handful of Snow" with the "jade" in Jiafu, suggesting that Jiafu will die because of "jade".

A handful of snow is the story of the demise of a family in the Ming Dynasty in order to compete for a jade cup, and a handful of snow here refers to the Baoyu of the Jia family, and the Jia family will eventually decline in order to compete for the Baoyu.

"A handful of snow" means "a handful of snow, and the family will be ruined". This is a literary innuendo.

A Handful of Snow" tells the story of Yan Shifan of the Ming Dynasty who seized a priceless jade cup "A Handful of Snow" with his father's momentum, and caused the destruction of Mo Huaigu's family. And "Dream of Red Mansions" also uses such a story to allude to the ending that the Jia family will also lose due to the competition for Tongling Baoyu.

"The Banquet" tells the story of "Tang Qin in order to possess Xueyan, and let Mo Huaigu end up ruined because of the family heirloom white jade cup 'a handful of snow'". In fact, this story is alluding to the declining fate of the Jia family.

In the book, Lin Daiyu obviously died of illness, and when she was sick, she knew the news of Baoyu's marriage and died in a fit of anger.

Judging from the story of the play, the implication is the defeat of the Hidden Jiafu. The violent death of the queen of Yuanchun Province when she returned to the palace was also a precursor to the fall of the Jia family, and also paved the way for the tragedy of the four sisters of the Jia family.

On this festive day, they ordered a few tragic scenes to watch, which were obviously abnormal and had a deeper meaning, which actually implied that Jiafu would eventually decline.

"Leaving the Soul" wrote that Du Liniang was seriously ill and died, and Yan Zhai thought that this play foreshadowed Lin Daiyu's death. In other words, from the death of Du Liniang in "The Peony Pavilion", the death of Lin Daiyu can be inferred.

For that scene, Jiafu was extravagant and wasteful, supporting face, regardless of the inside, implying that Jiafu would inevitably weaken.

These four plays are obviously tragedies, and for such a lively scene as Yuanchun Province, according to the etiquette at the time, it cannot be performed. So why did Yuan Chun order these four plays? Perhaps this is through several dramas in the Great Joy, hinting at the later defeat of Jiafu and the disaster of the Zhongshan wolf.

People only see the scenery on the surface, but they can't see the sadness behind it.

The characters in "Dream of Red Mansions" often watch the play, and often talk about the plot, characters, and rhetoric in the play. They are particular about what kind of plays they watch at any time; They are particular about the content of the play and their own fate; What kind of people care about what kind of drama and what kind of drama they say, they are also particular. The characters of the Red Mansion order, watch, and talk about the drama are all for the fate of the characters and the overall situation.

The book did not explain whose girl she was, otherwise Mr. Liu Xinwu would not have spent so much effort to study her life experience. Ha ha.