1. All the poems describing Wang Xifeng in Dream of Red Mansions
1. Being smart is tiring. The agency is too smart, and it ends up costing your life! The heart was broken during life, and the nature is ethereal after death.
A rich family is happy, but there will eventually be a family, and the family is dead and everyone is scattered. It's all in vain, my thoughts have been hanging in my heart for half a lifetime; it's like a long dream in the middle of the night.
The sudden sound is like a building falling down, and the mist is like a light that is about to burn out. ah! A moment of joy and sudden sadness.
Sigh, the end of the world is uncertain! Explanation of words and phrases: Clever tiredness: It means being burdened by cleverness and being clever and self-destructive. It comes from the poem "Xi'er" written by Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty: "Everyone raises his son hoping to be smart, but I was deceived in my life by being smart.
I only hope that my child will be stupid and carefree, and that he will be able to serve as a minister without any disaster." Two sentences of "organ" : It means that Wang Xifeng worked hard and planned, and was so clever that he even took his own life.
Organs: scheming, conspiracy and power. Qingqing: In the original version of "Shishuoxinyu·Huodiao", it was later used as an affectionate term between couples and friends.
This refers to Wang Xifeng. Ethereality after Death: The plot it is based on is unknown.
Judging from the basic facts that can be known, the thing that makes it difficult for Wang Xifeng to rest in peace is most likely that she was worried about the fate of her daughter Jia Qiao until her death. "Spirit after death" is a superstitious term.
Pentium: This is used to describe how everyone looks for a way out when disaster strikes. Yixuanxuan: a mental state of being constantly busy and unable to let go.
Vernacular translation: Trying your best to be clever will end up costing your own life. The manipulation of power during one's lifetime resulted in physical and mental exhaustion, and one's lingering concerns after death also revealed the spirit of the person.
The original expectation was that the family would be prosperous and the population would be peaceful, but in the end the family was broken up and everyone escaped. Half a lifetime of hard work has been in vain.
Just like that long dream. It seemed as if the Hu La La building collapsed, as if the dark oil lamp went out.
Yeah! A moment of joy suddenly turned to sadness. well! It is difficult to determine the blessings and misfortunes in this world! 2. Wang Xifeng’s verdict in Dream of Red Mansions: All birds come from the end of the world, and they all know how to admire this talented person.
One from the other, three people were stunned, and they cried to Jinling for something even more sad. Translation: Every bird knows how to love this life from the ends of the world.
From the second to the third, they cried more sadly to Jinling. The verdict explains: "Fanniao comes from the end of the world" refers to the misfortune of a capable strong woman like Sister Feng who was born in the end of the world. "Fanniao" is the traditional Chinese character for "Feng", which also alludes to Wang Xifeng.
The word "Fanniao" is taken from the word "phoenix" to describe mediocrity. Borrowing Lu An's allusion to Xi and pointing out "phoenix" is naturally a kind of ridicule. The iceberg on which the female phoenix in the painting is leaning refers to the backing symbolized by the melting Jia Mansion.
"One obeys two and three people are in trouble" refers to the change in husband Jia Lian's attitude towards Sister Feng. After the wedding, first "obey", be obedient to her and obey her in everything; "erling" is interpreted as "cold", which refers to her husband's gradual indifference towards her and his beginning to give orders to her; "three people" Mu "yi" means "splitting" refers to her fate of being abandoned in the end.
"Crying to Jinling makes things even sadder" is a sad portrayal of her crying back to her parents' home after being abandoned. In the feudal society at that time, being abandoned was very tragic.
"Yicong" means "Since", "Erling" means "Leng", and "Sanrenmu" means "人来", which together means "Since Lengren came" . But who is the "cold man"? He considered Liu Xianglian, the "cold man" with a "cold face and cold heart", and the "Liu Xianglian people" who Zhipi said would "be strong men in the future", that is, "heroes in the forest and brave generals in the rebel army".
So he detected the original contents of "mob" rebellion in dozens of missing manuscripts from the later chapters of "Dream of Red Mansions". "The peasants rebelled and shocked the imperial court." "In this way, the Jia family and its political representatives became the target of public criticism just like Yang Yuhuan and his family in the Tang Dynasty.
The emperor then had to take expedient measures and grant Concubine Jia Yuan died and was expelled from the Jia family, and Jia She, Sister Feng and others who were extremely angry were arrested, "to thank the world." To put it simply, the original idea of ??"A Dream of Red Mansions" is: not only to write about the destruction of the four major families, but also to express gratitude to the world. And it is necessary to write about the fall of a dynasty. "
The fourth sentence talks about the final return to Jinling, her natal home, and the solution is even more tragic. The picture before the verdict is "an iceberg with a female phoenix on it."
The power of the Yu Jia family is just an iceberg, which will melt as soon as the sun rises. Female Wind (Wang Xifeng) stands on an iceberg, which is extremely dangerous.
Wang Xifeng is the young lady of the Wang family who said in the "Guardian Talisman" that "the Dragon King came to invite the King of Jinling"; she married Jia Lian of Rongfu. Her aunt is Jia Zheng's wife, Mrs. Wang, the mother of Baoyu.
The book says that the four major families in Jinling "are all connected and related", which refers to this category. The era when Wang Xifeng took charge of the stewardship of Rong Mansion was already a period of decline for the family.
When preparing to welcome Concubine Yuan for her wedding, Sister Feng sighed: "It's a shame that I'm a few years younger. If I had been born twenty or thirty years earlier, these old people would be so generous now that I wouldn't have seen the world." It can be seen from what is written in the book. The wealthy life is still far behind that of her family's heyday, and then it tends to decline, so she is said to "come from the end of the world."
Wang Xifeng is actually the axis of daily life in Rongguo Mansion. She is beautiful, intelligent, articulate, shrewd and capable. Qin Keqing said to her in his dream: "You are a hero among the fans, even those men with belts and crowns can't surpass you."
Qin Keqing During the funeral, she assisted in the Ningguo Mansion, which was a typical performance in front of readers. From the chaos of countless clues, she found the key point at once.
Then she made a decisive killing move and divided Ningguo's house in order. She really had the talent to manage everything. If she were a man, she could be a politician in the feudal era. However, she has a vicious heart. In order to satisfy her endless greed, she deducts monthly silver, makes loan sharks, and accepts huge bribes. For this reason, she can kill people without blinking an eye, and can do all kinds of immoral things. She is a female devil who eats people without spitting out their bones.
Her talents and her sins blend together like water and dough. Therefore, when the Jia family fell, she was the first to be unlucky, and her short life would end miserably.
Extended information Character image Wang Xifeng is the granddaughter-in-law of Jia Mu, the daughter-in-law of Jia She and Mrs. Xing, and the nephew-in-law and niece of Jia Zheng. She is the niece of Mrs. Wang, the wife of Jia Lian, the mother of Sister Qiao, the distant aunt of Jia Qiang and Jia Rong, the distant sister-in-law of Jia Rui, the cousin-in-law of Tanchun, the biological sister-in-law of Yingchun, and the sister-in-law of Xichun. The distant sister-in-law is Jia Baoyu’s uncle and cousin-in-law, Xue Baochai’s uncle-cousin and cousin-in-law, and Lin Daiyu’s uncle-cousin and sister-in-law.
Won the favor of Jia’s mother and the appreciation of Mrs. Wang, he became the actual person in charge of Jia Jiarong’s mansion. "A Dream of Red Mansions" writes about Wang Xifeng's appearance in a very strong way. It writes about her hearty laughter and unfettered language first, and then writes about her. 2. Sentences describing Wang Xifeng
Wang Xifeng is famous for his aggressiveness. When Wang Xifeng appears for the first time in the book, she hears her voice first and then sees her: "I came late and didn't greet the guests from afar!" The first impression she gave Daiyu was that she was rude and rude, because at that time everyone " Hold your voice, hold your breath, be respectful and solemn." Her dress is also different from other girls: with brilliant embroidery, she looks like a concubine or a fairy. On her head, she wears a gold silk eight-treasure bun with pearls, and is tied with the Five Chaoyang Phoenix Pearl Hairpin; on her neck, she wears a red gold oyster and oyster necklace; on her skirt is tied a pea-green palace ribbon, and on her body is a rose pendant; Wearing a pattern of gold and butterflies, she wears a narrow-legged red satin coat with flowers, and a colorful engraved stone green and silver rat coat on the outside; underneath she wears an emerald flower-sprinkled crepe skirt. She has a pair of red phoenix triangular eyes, two curved willow-leaf eyebrows, a slender figure and a coquettish physique. The pink face contains the power of spring but does not show it, and the red lips are smelled before they smile.
For such a beautiful woman, Jia Mu, who doted on her, was the first to call her a "rascal" and a "hot chick", which shows her usual character. For the first time in the book, we learn from the servants that she "treats the servants too harshly" (Chapter 6). This is what the servants brought over from her mother's family said. When her nephew Jia Rong borrowed a screen from her, she said, "If you touch it even a little, you should watch your skin carefully!" This sentence is enough to show the majesty and fierceness of the head of the house. Wang Xifeng's aggressiveness is often shown when dealing with servants. What best expresses her fierceness is the beating of the girl, Ping'er, Bao Erjia and Jia Lian in Chapter 44. When Sister Feng was drunk and wanted to go home to rest, she noticed that the girl was acting strangely. She immediately shouted to Ling Ping'er: "Call the two boys on the second door to come, take a rope whip, and smash the little hoof with no master in the eyes." !" The little girl was scared to death. After asking a few words, he raised his hand and hit the little girl on the face with a palm, which made the little girl stumble. Then there was another blow on the face, and immediately the little girl's cheeks became purple and swollen.
"He turned back and pulled out a hairpin on his head and poked the girl in the mouth." There was another girl at the door of the courtyard. "He also raised his hand and beat the girl to stagger." In society, everyone has hidden secrets and wants you to eat me and I to eat you. Although they are fighting for power and plotting against each other in their hearts, they never forget to put on a charitable face on the surface and flaunt a bodhisattva heart. Only Wang Xifeng can take action at any time. Beating people. Why? This is because Wang Xifeng has a special status in the Jia family. First of all, her natal family is from the prominent royal family of "The Dragon King invites the King of Jinling", and her uncle is the prince of Jingying. Teng, my aunt is the second wife of Jia's family. This kind of family background is the reason why she is proud of everyone. Secondly, she is deeply loved by Jia Mu, the ancestor of Jia's family. She should take care of all the affairs of Jia's family. It is said that she is inferior to the two and superior to everyone. Thirdly, she pretended to be a man since she was a child, but she did not read or read, which made her act rough and lack the subtlety, quietness and elegance of ancient women.
Wang Xifeng's viciousness is more frightening than her shrewdness. The book gives a summary and vivid evaluation of Xing'er through her mouth: "Vicious in heart, sharp in mouth, sweet in mouth and bitter in heart, duplicitous and smiling at the top. "A stumbling block under your feet is obviously a pot of fire, but secretly a knife." Jia Rui just accidentally had evil intentions towards her and hurt her self-esteem, so she designed to kill him. In Jia's house, everyone except Jia Zheng, who is a fake Taoist, and Jia Lan, who is underage, both live a corrupt life. Jia Rui is a young man with no power and no financial resources. In that snobbish environment, he has no status. Sister Feng was confused by her appearance and provoked her without knowing it. Although Wang Xifeng was not a chaste woman, she would never ruin her reputation because of a powerless person, which made her think that she was. After being greatly insulted, he deliberately seduced Jia Rui and pretended to smile at him in the garden, thinking in his heart: "This is how people know their faces but not their hearts. Are there such beastly people out there? If he is like this, when will it happen?" Let him die in my hands, then he will know my methods! "Wang Xifeng's second plan made Jia Rui not only sick in bed, but also owed a debt of one hundred taels of silver. When Jia Dairu asked the Rong Mansion for help, Wang Xifeng was perfunctory and Jia Rui died. It is not enough to just look at Wang Xifeng's poisonous love-sickness trap. What enriches the character's image and portrays the character's character more deeply is the story of Chapter 68 and Chapter 69 of the novel, where Wang Xifeng deceives Sister You into the Grand View Garden and kills someone with a borrowed knife. Once Wang Xifeng knew that Jia Lian was outside. After marrying Second Sister You secretly, she had already severely beaten Jia Lian's confidant Xing'er, showing the image of a shrew. But when she wanted to trick Second Sister You into entering the Grand View Garden, she was dressed in plain clothes. Elegant and indifferent, she said what Sister You was crying about in an elegant, general, high-sounding and flawless manner. She completely covered up the jealousy in her heart, pretending to blame herself for her mistakes and being the most virtuous and kind person, to win over You Er. Sister's trust. Her duplicitous character was also fully revealed here. She bribed the government and instigated Zhang Hua to complain, and then went to Ningguo Mansion to make a fuss, spitting on You, and then rolled into You's arms to cry. , kneaded Youshi into dough, and wanted to beat Jia Rong. A big commotion made everyone in the Ning family helpless, and they still made five hundred taels, but they treated you with courtesy, even Jia Lian. She was surprised, but secretly she wanted someone to torture her, making it impossible for Second Sister You to live or die. Second Sister You died innocently, but she didn’t know who died in her name. Blackmailed Jia Lian for one or two hundred taels (72 chapters) 3. The sentences describing Wang Xifeng in "A Dream of Red Mansions"
The sentences describing Wang Xifeng in "A Dream of Red Mansions" are as follows: This man is dressed differently from other girls, colorful. The embroidery is brilliant, and she looks like a concubine and fairy: she wears a gold silk eight-treasure bun with pearls on her head, and is tied with the Five Chaoyang Phoenixes hanging pearl hairpins; on her neck, she wears a red gold plate with a chivalry necklace; on the skirt is tied a bean green palace ribbon, with double balances. He is wearing a rose-colored robe; he is wearing a narrow-legged red satin coat with gold and butterfly flowers, and a multicolored silk-carved stone blue and silver rat jacket; underneath he is wearing an emerald flower-strewn crepe skirt.
A pair of red phoenix triangular eyes with two curves. She has willow-leaf eyebrows, slender figure and coquettish physique. Her pink face contains the power of spring but does not reveal it, and her red lips smell before she smiles.
"A Dream of Red Mansions" describes Wang Xifeng's appearance in a very strong way. He first writes about her hearty laughter and uninhibited language, and then writes that she is covered in brocade and jewels, "a pair of red and phoenix triangular eyes, two curved willow leaves." "Hand-shaped eyebrows", "Powdered face with spring power but not exposed, red lips smiling before opening", "like a concubine and a fairy", thus emphasizing Wang Xifeng's status in Jia's family, and also portraying a smile that hides a knife and has a plan. The image of Sister Feng is just as Xing'er described her: sweet-tongued but bitter-hearted, duplicitous, with a smile on her face and a stumbling block at her feet. She is obviously a pot of fire, but secretly a knife. ”
Wang Xifeng is the first vivid and active character in the author’s works. She is a character with full vitality. She is the high-level crystallization of the character of a shrewd, capable, pungent and vicious housewife in a large family in the feudal era. From the moment she appears on the scene, she is full of life and energy. , in full swing.
Throughout the development of the story and the expression of the character, the author relentlessly uses a pen as large as an iron pillar and as thin as a golden needle to depict it brilliantly, whether it is her own biography or her cooperation. In other people's scenes, the author always places her on the stage in full view, making the audience dizzy and distracted.
Extended information Wang Xifeng is the actual authority in the Jia family. She presides over Rongguo Mansion and assists Ningguo. The government, and the transportation officials, do whatever they want.
This is a very political figure, not an ordinary housekeeper of a noble family. Her distinctive feature is to "play with power", grabbing power with one hand and money with the other. It shows the power and greed of the exploiting class.
Wang Xifeng is not just a person, but represents a class. Wang Xifeng's personal fate is also an image portrayal of the dying feudal class and the complete collapse of the reactionary social system they represent.
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4. Poems describing Wang Xifeng
Wang Xifeng’s judgment: All birds come from the end of the world, and they all know how to admire this talent. One follow-up will make three people dead, and they will cry to the Jinling incident even more sadly. About Wang Xifeng in "A Dream of Red Mansions" A song by: "Smart and Tired" The machine was too clever to calculate, but it cost you your life! The heart was broken during life, and the nature is ethereal after death. A rich family would rather have one, and a family is dead, and everyone is scattered. It is a waste of time to hang my heart for half a life, like a lingering dream in the middle of the night. Suddenly, it is like a building collapsing, It's as dim as the light is about to burn out. Ah! A period of joy and sudden sadness. Sighing in this world, the end is uncertain! One from two orders three people wood: The splitting method should follow the writing method of ancient Chinese characters. According to "one from two orders three people wood", it can be understood as the whole process of Sister Feng killing Sister You. That is, "one from" Understood as "connivance", that is, she first pretended to agree to her husband Jia Lian's marriage to Second Sister You. "Er Ling" means killing two lives. It means that Sister Feng first used vicious means to kill Second Sister You's fetus, and then used poisonous tricks to kill Second Sister You. Sister, it means killing two lives. "Three into the wood" means being put into a coffin after death, which means that in the end, Sister Feng even lost her own life. A period of time, no joy or sorrow. Wind and dew, grass and frost, wealth and honor. Desire, not greed. In the Jiaxu version, the word "greed" is written in an unusual way: the center of the word "greed" is dotted with an extra stroke, so that the "Jin" in the word "greed" becomes "Ling". "Broken into three parts, with a "two" in the middle, the two diagonally opposite "corners" can be separated into two "persons", and the two strokes under the "eye" are the third "person". "Greedy" The word "女" can be split into "Lin" and "女", and observe the writing method of the word "女": its strokes are very special, not the usual three strokes, but four strokes; the writer can clearly write the word "女" as "Yi Cong". In the Jiaxu edition, the word "cong" in Wang Xifeng's judgment is in traditional Chinese, while the simplified character "cong" is included in the Kangxi Dictionary as the original character. In the Jiaxu edition, there is Zhu's comment on the word puzzle: folding method. Instead of The usual "word splitting method". Many people think that the Jiaxu version is written by a very poor hand and that there are many typos in it. In fact, this is not the case. The variant characters in the Jiaxu version correspond to the main text and Zhu Pi's calligraphy characteristics are unified. It comes from the same author, and the author must have a purpose in arranging these different characters. The "Zhezi method" is not caused by a manual error in the "Zhezi method". In fact, the word "Zhe" has its hidden meaning. "Lin" folded in half means "木" The word "Lin" is folded to become "Wood", so "Zhe" is for the word "Lin". It is different from the conventional "Zhe Zi method" which implies readers to deconstruct the character of Jia Xuben, which cannot be found in the Kangxi dictionary. The word puzzle is solved. "Greed" is Wang Xifeng's nature. The word "greed" highlighted in Jiaxu Benmei's review is the precise interpretation of "one from two orders and three people from wood". The word "fanniao" in the judgment is the word "phoenix". Let’s look at the word “phoenix” in the Jiaxu version. Whether in the main text or in the Zhu batch, the word “phoenix” is missing a stroke between the eyebrows. Therefore, the entire poem is an anagram, and its solution is three traditional Chinese characters: phoenix greedy. .The word "phoenix" is placed between the eyebrows and the heart of the word "greed".