Give Japanese proficiency. She is not only poor, but also not proficient in Chinese. She always writes on the blackboard with chalk to help her lack of meaning. He said that Baoyu was also in prison, and he wrote "Armadillo" on the blackboard. Jia Yun and Xiaohong visited the prison and said Baochai died during childbirth. It is said that Xiangyun is "widowed" and "married" Baoyu; Speaking of Xifeng, it is said that she was "abandoned"; Speaking of tanchun. It means to marry a "foreign vassal". When it comes to wonderful jade, it means to fall into the dust, and so on.
The legendary thirty-six bridge version of A Dream of Red Mansions is the 40th time, and Zhang Qixiang heard the "rumor". The fourth volume of Sun Kai's Bibliography of China Popular Novels also records: "Mr. Sanliuqiao (Duo) said that he had read forty editions." According to the above introduction and analysis, the Sanliuqiao Bridge should belong to the "authentic copy of the old times" recorded in Tang Yi Yi Shi's Notes on Continuing Reading Weicaotang. Its plot is basically consistent with the clues of the last 40 chapters implied by the fat comments in the first 80 chapters of Cao Xueqin's Story of the Stone. This so-called "true copy of the old times" was seen by Chu Deyi on the Dragon Boat Festival Bridge, and was also mentioned in the article "Stories of a Dream of Red Mansions" by Mr. Qi Gong. 1at the end of 9421at the beginning of 943, a reading conference was held in Peking University, where I talked about A Dream of Red Mansions. I'm reading A Dream of Red Mansions, researching it and discriminating it. What I did at the meeting was a report on a dream of red mansions. The contents include: background, time, place, author, edition, etc. Dream of Red Mansions. At that time, the consultant of the reading club was Japanese professor Yu (Philosophy Department). I finished my report. After the meeting, Er Yu Datong talked to me alone. We chat at the podium, and sometimes he writes some words on the blackboard. He said:
In our Japan, there is The Story of the Stone written by Hashimoto, with the last 30 chapters. I have read the last thirty chapters, which are as follows:
Xiangyun and Baoyu got married. Er Yu's Chinese is not very good. As she spoke, she wrote chalk on the blackboard to help explain. At this point, he wrote the word "knot". )
Baochai died in childbirth. I wrote the words "dystocia" and "childbirth". )
Tanchun married a foreign fan. (I wrote "Marry a foreign vassal" and "Marry a distant place, an apricot garden and a fan". )
Miaoyu degenerated into dust. I wrote the word "dust". Prostitution means brothel in Japanese. 〉
Wang Xifeng was abandoned. (Write down the word "don't give up")
Baoyu was later imprisoned. (Write the word "armadillo". )
Xiaohong and Jia Yun got married. Connect with wires and lead to knots. ) They also went to prison to see Baoyu.
Daiyu's ending was not mentioned.
This book must be in Japan, not in Shanghai. According to the impression I heard at that time, it was not in the library, nor in the school, but in a private research institution called the hospital. It's not Zhengcangyuan.
Bridge 36, I thought it was a place name. Later, I had a chat with Yu Pingbo. He said that Sanliu Bridge is Sanduo, and I don't know the name. As soon as the Puppet Manchukuo was founded, he worked in it. After the July 7th Incident, he often traveled between Beijing and Northeast China. Sun's brother and sister have been to Sanduo's home, and he personally heard Sanduo say that he has a book with the last 30 chapters. But Sanduo just talked about it and didn't show it to Sun from the bookshelf. He probably didn't want to be seen; Or the book is in the northeast, Japan, not at hand. My report at the reading meeting was compiled into a written manuscript, and a miscellaneous note was added, which wrote about Hashimoto Sanliu. The manuscript was sent to the editorial department of the school magazine, miscellaneous notes were deleted, and the rest were published in the first issue of Peking University Literature in 1943 (summer). Only one sentence was mentioned: According to Er Yu Dayou, he saw the story of the stone hidden in the 36th Bridge for the last 30 times. Didn't talk about the specific content. At that time, because of my clerical error, I didn't know it was still wrong. This article is about the last forty books. But I'm impressed. Er Yu is actually talking about the last thirty times. He didn't say whether it was printed matter or manuscript.
Sun Jiedi personally listened to Sanliuqiao and wrote this book in the China Popular Fiction Bibliography, but he couldn't introduce the content. A few days ago, I met Comrade Shi Shuqing, and he asked me, did I say Hashimoto Sanliu, before or after I saw the bibliography of Sun Terrace? I said that when I spoke, I didn't know that Sun Jiedi's bibliography was read later.
Sanliuqiao and Outer Mongolia Independence Event Sanliuqiao sounds like a place name, but it is actually a person's name. Sanduo (187 1- 1940), a Mongolian, is called Sanliuqiao, also known as Santogo. It belongs to Zhengbai Banner of Manchuria, a Beijinger, and was originally a flag bearer in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He made a fortune earlier. In the 20th year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty (1894), he was only 23 years old, and he became an official with two golden admirals hanging upside down. He is a general in Hangzhou. In the 28th year of Guangxu (1902), he served as the president of Shi Jing University, then as the general office of Zhejiang Military Equipment School and the Foreign Affairs Bureau of Duijian Department, and then as the magistrate of Hangzhou, the first standardized and alternate road. Guangxu thirty-three years (1907), was promoted to counselor of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and naturalized as deputy commander-in-chief. Later, he served as Minister of Cullen Affairs, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Shengjing and Minister of Health. From 1909 to 10, the Qing court appointed Sanduo as the minister of Cullen (now Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia). Sanduo is "energetic, literate and capable", but he can't help but act cautiously. He tried to "help Russia and try his best to correct the accumulated disadvantages" and implemented the New Deal in outer Mongolia, mainly through setting up education, emigrating to the real border, opening up new recruits training, inviting the construction of Zhang Railway (Zhangjiakou-Chaketu) and setting up more than 20 institutions such as industrial investigation bureau in Mongolia. 19 10 (the second year of Xuantong), the Lama had a conflict with Minister Kulun. The Lama quarreled about buying firewood, and then gathered to rob Deyiyong Wood Factory. The Minister of Kulun Affairs Sanduo went to press it and arrested the first monk. The Lama gathered thousands of people to throw stones at Sanduo Riding for resisting arrest, and snatched back the arrested Lama on the way. Sanduo ordered Shabi yamen to hand over the principal offender. 19 1 1 year1October 10 Wuchang Uprising broke out. 165438+1In mid-October, Hangda Dorsey and his party rushed back to Kulun to plot to declare the independence of outer Mongolia and set up the Mongolian national government office headed by interim Prime Minister Hangda Dorsey. 1October 30th, 165438+, Handa Dolzi and others put forward an ultimatum to Sanduo, the minister of the Qing Dynasty in Cullen, announcing that "the whole territory of Mongolia will protect itself and be designated as an independent empire of Mongolia, and Zhebu Zundanba will be the great emperor, which will end in a few days", and Sanduo immediately left the country. According to historical records, on October 14th of the lunar calendar, Sanduo saw that the Mongols had no intention of harming them, so the consulate hired several cars and fled to Chaktu. Zhang Jing, who was appointed by the Chaktu Department, saw that there were more than 30 people who refused to let go again and again. More than 30 people insisted, so he fled to Fengtian by Russian train and then fled to Tianjin. "12 16, the Kulun Independent Group officially announced the establishment of Great Mongolia, with Dai as the national title and Danba Hutuktu as the emperor. 19 1 1 Mongolia changed its dynasty, and the Mongolian army surrounded Counsellor Cullen's yamen and restricted him from leaving the country within three days. Sanduo Guard was disbanded by the Russian army, and the navigation courtyard was taken care of by the Russian army in cooperation with the Mongolian army. Four days later, Cossack cavalry escorted Sanduo out of the country and fled to Chaktu. Zhang Jing, appointed by Chuck Tubu, saw more than three people and kept them again and again. Sanduo, a Mongolian who was deeply influenced by China culture since childhood, was infinitely loyal to the China government, severely opposed the independence of outer Mongolia, and even resisted Russian separatist activities, so he resolutely refused to "repeatedly detain" from Mongolia and secretly fled to Mukden (Shenyang) by Russian train. By this time, the Qing government had disappeared, and he went to Tianjin again, took up public office and suspended political asylum. After the first year of the Republic of China (19 12), Sanduo came to Shenyang again to manage the Imperial Palace in Shenyang and three tombs outside the Qing Dynasty (Xinbin Yongling, Shenyang Fuling and Zhaoling), and Zhang allocated the expenses for managing the tombs. When the Puppet Manchukuo arrived in the Puppet Xinjing (Changchun), Puyi took the house and became the president of the Puppet Manchukuo Electric Company. Puppet Kant died in the seventh year (1940) at the age of 69. Sanduo grew up smart, kind and indifferent, generous, strict in family education and diligent in literature. He was educated by Yu Quyuan, a teacher in Zhejiang Province, and was especially famous for his poems. Meticulous calligraphy, good official script, vigorous brushwork, world-renowned, but unfortunately there is not a collection of calligraphy and painting, only a book in Shenyang titled Bian De Gu Zhai. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, when he was the frontier defense minister in Mongolia (now outer Mongolia), he advocated "promoting discipline, reforming, building railways and doing business", so he really wanted to build a railway from Zhangjiakou to Chaktu to improve backward traffic and spread advanced knowledge in the mainland. For this dream, he donated all the treasures in his family, but in the end, the railway was not built and the treasures were never found. Therefore, among the treasures collected by Sanduo, the three treasures are the most precious. The first book is an album of beautiful villas in Xixi. This album began with Xi Gang's Map of Meizhu Villa in the eighth year of Jiaqing (1803) and lasted for nearly a hundred years, which wiped out the famous painters and painters in Hangzhou in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. The second is a portrait of Nalan Xingde. Nalan Xingde, a poet in the Qing Dynasty, is the eldest son of a university student. The third piece is Hashimoto in the last 30 chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions. For these thirty chapters, Mr. Zheng, a descendant of more than three generations (Mr. Zheng currently works in People's Literature Publishing House) thinks that this should be the original version of Mr. Cao Xueqin. Unfortunately, this legendary Hashimoto, whose whereabouts are unknown, is said to be somewhere in Japan. Sanliuqiao's version of A Dream of Red Mansions says that Jia Baoyu finally married Shi Xiangyun, Baochai died in childbirth, Wang Xifeng divorced, and Jia Yun and Xiaohong went to the prison temple after marriage, which seems to be the same as the last 30 clues revealed in the batch of A Dream of Red Mansions in the Republic of China. Interested people can search the story of Sanliu Hashimoto.