Why is Xue Baochai a gorgeous woman? Where is Lin Daiyu?

At her daughter's Hongyi banquet, the author skillfully used "taking a flower name" to compare the character and fate of lottery players. Baochai first picked a poem "Peony" and rated it as "heartless and moving", which just met her judgment: although she is a noble son in a remote mountain, her son has no intention, but she is cold and cold, and it is always "golden hairpin burying snow".

Lin Daiyu, water hibiscus: wind dew clears sorrow

In A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Gong embodies Daiyu's "sadness" everywhere: "not complaining about the east wind" is not only Daiyu's self-pity, but also the viewer's lament for her sad fate.

In fact, there are two "hibiscus" in A Dream of Red Mansions. One is water hibiscus, namely lotus and Lin Daiyu; The second is Qingwen and Mufurong. It is no coincidence that both of them are "hibiscus": in the book, Mrs. Wang once said that Qingwen and Daiyu look alike, and they are both lonely and pure people. In the second half of A Dream of Red Mansions, Baoyu wrote "Daughter of Lotus" for Qingwen. Inspired by Daiyu, he changed two sentences into "Under the screen window, I missed it; In Huangtuling, the dark wins. "I didn't expect a word to become a prophecy. He and Daiyu really miss each other. The dead are gone, and the living can only howl at the wind.