Is Mr. Cao Xueqin s Baoyu based on himself?

It can't be said to be his own prototype, among the four famous Chinese novels, only "Dream of Red Mansions" is written about a world dominated by young boys and girls, especially a girl, but it is not a naïve and ignorant world, and the author also sees through the depths of this world with his blazing eyes that have read all the vicissitudes of life. As everyone knows, he actually drew on his own experiences as a teenager. The warmth of memories and the sadness of life experience add artistic charm to the works.

There is a poem in Gong Zizhen's "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems": The young man's sorrow is too human, and the singing and crying are unprovoked. is both strong and round, and the childlike heart comes back and forth in the dream.

It can be roughly borrowed to describe the writing of "Dream of Red Mansions": a lot of the material in the book comes from the sorrow and joy, song and cry of his youth. However, when I wrote, I had already experienced decades of world maneuvers, and my heart was mixed with the "foolishness" of childlike innocence and the "defilement" of insight into the world.

What is in the book is not equal to the real things of his youth, the former has turned the latter into a poignant and gentle dream. Jia Baoyu in the book is not equal to the real teenager Cao Xueqin, the former is just the latter's "childlike dream".

We, the young readers, may not be able to truly understand him, but the more adult, even old, the more we love to read, the more we can appreciate the deep meaning, and everyone can get the rare life experience and artistic enjoyment of "childlike heart to dream of the body".

Jia Baoyu's prototype is Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng became a monk in Wutai Mountain.

There is a saying that it is Nalan Rongruo.

Jia Baoyu is one of the main characters in "Dream of Red Mansions", Cao Xueqin is the author of "Dream of Red Mansions", Cao Xueqin is largely the prototype of Jia Baoyu, but it is not completely consistent, there are other factors. Similarly, roughly speaking, "Dream of Red Mansions" is Cao Xueqin's autobiography, which has a high degree of similarity to Cao Xueqin's life. "Dream of Red Mansions" is a long story written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty**, which tells the history of the rise and fall of the feudal family represented by Jiafu, the first 80 chapters were written by Cao Xueqin, and the last 40 chapters are said to be made up by Gao E.

Dream of Red Mansions is one of the four famous works in China and a classic in world literature. "Dream of Red Mansions" stands out for its excellent narrative, literary and artistic values.

So, is "Dream of Red Mansions" Cao Xueqin's autobiography? First of all, let's look at Cao Xueqin's life. Cao Xueqin's family, just like Jiafu, is a big family, with an official title, and the family is also very wealthy.

Moreover, Cao Xueqin's maternal grandmother or other relatives once saved the life of the emperor's family, so the emperor was also very protective of the Cao family. Later, Cao Xueqin's family was raided, but it was not because they did a bad thing, it was because other officials violated the law at that time, and other officials sat together, in order to protect the Cao family. Is this reality very similar to the raided home in "Dream of Red Mansions"?

And Cao Xueqin is the son of the Cao family, and Jia Baoyu is the son of Jiafu. Therefore, in terms of the overall pattern, Cao Xueqin is the prototype of Jia Baoyu, and "Dream of Red Mansions" is Cao Xueqin's autobiography.

However, in this process, there is a creative transformation process of Cao Xueqin. Cao Xueqin takes herself as the prototype of Jia Baoyu, but also intersperses a variety of mythological narratives such as jade mythological beliefs and too illusory realms, and creates a large view garden. Many things in "Dream of Red Mansions" are only possible by Cao Xueqin's combination of reality and her own imagination.

Therefore, roughly speaking, Cao Xueqin is the prototype of Jia Baoyu, and "Dream of Red Mansions" is Cao Xueqin's autobiography, but this is also inseparable from Cao Xueqin's own imagination for creative transformation.

I think so, although Cao Xueqin said that this is just a story, but the background and the situation at the time are described in such detail in the article that it cannot be written without personal experience, so Cao Xueqin should have personally experienced this incident, so he is very likely to be Jia Baoyu in the book.

"Dream of Red Mansions" is not Cao Xueqin's autobiography, and Jia Baoyu's prototype should not be him, but his writing of this book should be related to the social life in which he lives.

Some people think that the prototype of Jia Baoyu in "Dream of Red Mansions" is Cao Xueqin, and I think there is some basis, because if it were according to the original progress, the Jia family would have declined, just like Cao Xueqin's own experience, but it is a pity that they completed "Dream of Red Mansions".

Jia Baoyu's prototype is Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng became a monk in Wutai Mountain. "Dream of Red Mansions" is "History of the Ming Dynasty".

Cao Xueqin's Jia Baoyu is a very amorous person, but very infatuated, and Jia Baoyu's character is particularly stubborn and rebellious, but there are some innocents, especially when he grew up in a pile of women, he only knows how to sing poems against the wind and snow, but he has never considered the problem of family heart failure, and this person seems to be particularly smart and brave, but he does have some cowardice, I personally don't like this role, I think this role is really too complicated.

Cao Xueqin's Jia Baoyu is a rich son, but also a very affectionate person, with a cheerful personality, and interpersonal communication is also particularly smooth and natural. But there is a single-minded side in the heart.

Jia Baoyu doesn't like Baguwen, and is rebellious, likes to get together with girls, and has a lot of novel ideas, which is a clear stream.

Jia Baoyu is a rebellious character who does not like to read, especially dislikes Baguwen, does not pursue progress, and is a strange and vulgar character. But at the same time, he is a person who respects women and individuality, and advocates that each person can move freely according to his own will.

Jia Baoyu is a very outgoing and gentle person, he is very caring to all his sisters and takes good care of them.

He is a very attentive person, but he only loves Lin Daiyu alone. And I'm not motivated, I don't want to go on a career path.

Jia Baoyu is a god of learning, see the 1666-word "Furong Daughter".

Jia Baoyu's prototype should be Cao Xueqin, the author of Dream of Red Mansions, otherwise Dream of Red Mansions would not have been written so real and moving, and when some people watched Dream of Red Mansions at that time, they thought that Jia Baoyu was talking about Cao Xueqin.

Jia Baoyu's prototype is actually Cao Xueqin herself, because the rise and fall of the Jia family in "Dream of Red Mansions" is the rise and fall of the Cao family, and Jia Baoyu's fate is the true portrayal of Cao Xueqin's own life.

Jia Baoyu's prototype is the author of Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin. Jia Baoyu is also the central character of Dream of Red Mansions.

The prototype of Jia Baoyu in "Dream of Red Mansions" is actually Cao Xueqin's own incarnation. It was also written by him.

Jia Baoyu's prototype is Li Zicheng. Li Zicheng became a monk in Wutai Mountain.