Lin Daiyu

Author: Cao Xueqin
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Light classics start from heavy stones. The stone goes from heavy to light, from light to heavy, from large to small, from small to large, from stubborn to spiritual, and from spiritual to this. Through the experiences of the stone, a book is born, and it is a book recognized by everyone as a good book, and a book that is enjoyable to read. Among the good books, the best ones are not the so-called classics? Yes, classics! Classics? They are worthy of the test of time, worthy of being stored in space, and capable of satisfying the recurring cravings for reading among people, especially the heavyweight readers—scholars! Experts! Celebrities! Masters! High-ranking officials! Leaders! They are bookworms, either researching, delving deep, skillfully seizing, or utilizing them. At times, they love life and hate death, viewing books as having great power. After all, it is precisely because of the heavy and large-scale involvement of these heavyweight readers that the enjoyable good books have become less enjoyable. What to do? Lose weight? But classics should not have excess flesh? Fortunately, there is no excess flesh, so the armless Venus and the ruined Pompeii remain good and enjoyable. The good and enjoyable parts can inspire imagination and longing for the whole. Fortunately, the full 120 chapters of Dream of the Red Chamber can not only inspire imagination and longing but also be physically owned, reading and carefully examining each volume and chapter.