Dream of the Red Chamber Enlightenment

Author: Li Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Red scholar Professor Li Guizhi called for, "the urgent task is the confirmation and establishment of the perceptual research paradigm." "This paradigm does not absolutely exclude the path of logical analysis, but emphasizes the primacy of artistic perception." This is where the name of this small book originates. The author was personally instructed by the esteemed Zhou Ruchang, who had high remarks on enlightenment. The original words are copied below. When Xue Pan was exiled and the Xue family suffered catastrophic disaster, how should Xue Baochai react? Why did Wang Xifeng repeatedly demand You Shi kneel down? After Ban'er's death, what was the life-or-death issue of Qiao Jie? What was the specific time of Jia Jing's illicit affair? The issue of Tanchun's distant marriage to the southernmost part of Hainan (Guangnan). This book discusses and explores the arguments of Wang Xifeng, Xue Baoqin, and Jia Yuanchun, all brought out by the research of male scholars, for the reference of red scholars. The Dream of the Red Chamber is the greatest and most complex work in the history of Chinese literature. It depicts the social reality that affects various aspects of feudal society, including the officialdom, families, and ideology. Its portrayal of the tragic love story has moved countless readers to tears with sympathy. Perhaps it is precisely the diversity and complexity of its themes that have created its enduring artistic charm, allowing it to stand out among the world's art and remain timeless. The author of this book, drawing from the academic research of predecessors, has proposed new insights, making it worth reading.