It's a pity to stop working, but it's a pity to praise talents. The jade belt hangs in the forest and is buried in the snow.
What is even more hateful is that the first sentence was written by Xue Baochai. Turn off the phone: this is a very good virtue of ancient women. Legend has it that Le Yangzi in the Eastern Han Dynasty went to a far-away place to study, but he didn't finish his studies. When his wife saw him coming back, she immediately stopped the loom (well, the original loom threw a shuttle back and forth to make a weft) and cut all the warps with a knife. It's a pity that you stopped studying, just like I cut the warp, and advised her husband to go back to study. (See "Were". However, although it is such a good virtue, it is just a pity. Later, I calmed down and thought about it. Writing this sentence first can predict that Xue Baochai will eventually be Jia Baoyu's wife.
The second sentence is written by Lin Daiyu. Xu Xu is very talented and tall. According to legend, there was a poetess in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (the date of birth and death is unknown) named Jiang. She is the niece of Prime Minister Xie An, the daughter of Anxi General Xie Yi and the wife of Wang Ningzhi, the son of calligrapher Wang Xizhi. Think about it. Of course, a woman with such a great reputation has nothing to say with a good tutor. There is a story in Shi Shuo Xin Yu. One day, it snowed heavily. Xie An and his sons and nephews discussed what metaphor they could use. Xie An's nephew, Xie Lang, said that "the difference between sprinkling salt and air can be simulated". When Xie Daowen heard it, he said, "If catkins are not caused by the wind", it is more visual and aesthetic. Later, "Xu Cai" became a word for later generations to praise women with literary talent. Saint Amethyst and "Cai Wenji who can play the piano". Xie Daowen can sing. "The popularity is at least three or four layers. Sister Lin's talent is comparable to that of Xie Daowen, but she is just "poor". So it is foreseeable that Sister Lin will end up in Lacrimosa.
However, Master Cao wrote the last two sentences backwards, first writing jade belts hanging on the forest, and the first three words are the reverse order of "Lin Daiyu". Hanging by hanging suggests that Jia Baoyu cares about Lin Daiyu all his life. Although Jin Chai is good, she only died in the snow. Xue Baochai is good, Jia Baoyu doesn't love it (I think he may like it, but he doesn't love it, but he does.
To tell the truth, when I was young, I really praised Lin Daiyu for many years. It was not until I studied literary theory later that the teacher spoke on the podium and I secretly held my breath below. It really pisses me off. It turns out that master Cao wrote this on purpose. He probably doesn't love Xue Baochai in his heart, but for the whole story, he needs to put Xue Baochai in a more important position, for example, in the position of the first heroine. Although angry, this is a master's pen. Although I have always regarded Sister Lin as the most unique heroine in my heart, and Master Cao has also written Sister Lin as a lovely weak woman, she has no room for a real system. At this point, my heart began to understand, mom, real life is real life, only love can't get married.
After reading it many times, I gradually understood Master Cao's painstaking efforts and deliberately put Xue Baochai in this position, on the one hand, to emphasize the reality, on the other hand, to make the love between Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu more clear. Breaking a piece of beautiful jade is even more tragic and sad. Such a good Xue Baochai is here, but Jia Baoyu is just "obsessed with the lonely forest outside the world." Jia Baoyu's cone-shaped pain is even more worrying against the traditional perfect woman Xue Baochai.