Cao Xueqin Poisoned Yong Zhengdi: Editor's Recommendation for Uncovering the Mystery of Yongzheng's Sudden Death.

The first episode of A Dream of Red Mansions was published in1March, 995. At the end of this year, on February 8, 65438+, a tabloid published "Cao Xueqin murdered Yong Zhengdi? Published an article in the name of "",introducing this essay series, causing public outcry. News abstracts are reprinted in many newspapers and periodicals across the country. The title of a newspaper in Beijing is "The New Achievements of A Dream of Red Mansions are Accused as soon as they are released", the title of a newspaper in Shanghai is "The New Achievements of A Dream of Red Mansions", and the title of a newspaper in Guangzhou is "Interpretation of A Dream of Red Mansions tells an amazing story-Cao Xueqin murdered Yong Zhengdi" ... Then, the theory of dream interpretation was falsely accused of innovation and heresy, and the author of "Interpretation of Dreams" was called possessed.

However, A Dream of Red Mansions is a series of essays, that is, the first edition of A Dream of Red Mansions published as early as 1989 is also called a monograph on redology, which means that the conclusion that Cao Xueqin poisoned Yong Zhengdi is based on academic argumentation. Since it belongs to the academic category, if there are different views, it can be completely resolved through discussion and debate through the party's academic policy of letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend. However, what people see is the constant encirclement and suppression of a dream in the Red Chamber.

Dream interpretation in the Red Chamber has been repeatedly besieged and banned. Imagine: If the proposition and argument that Cao Xueqin poisoned Yong Zhengdi is wrong, can the theory of dream interpretation still exist and develop to the present? But unfortunately, the author's exposition on this issue is constantly improving and systematizing, and there are more and more supporters. In the end, the people who were besieged were forced to be speechless.

This book systematically demonstrates this proposition.