From Jia Tanchun's background, personality and characters experience, make a brief introduction.

Jia Tanchun is the main character in China's classic novel A Dream of Red Mansions. She is the illegitimate daughter of Jia Baoyu, the protagonist of the story, born to Aunt Zhao and her mother is Jia Huan. She is also the founder of Haitang Poetry Society, nicknamed Xiake, and lives in Qiushuangzhai in Daguan Garden. She is smart and capable, and infers from the judgment of twelve women that she will eventually marry the other party.

In A Dream of Red Mansions, the third young lady of the Jia family was born with a thin waist and a long body, and her duck eggs flew like flies, and her literary talent was fine, so she forgot the customs when she saw it. Tan Chun is a visionary, ambitious and successful woman. She dares to say that she is bold and practical. Her best performance was to run the Grand View Garden during Xifeng's illness, which promoted the advantages and eliminated the disadvantages and was full of reform spirit. When the Grand View Garden was attacked again, it sensitively noticed the Jia family's signs of murder and luck, and denounced Wang Shan who made waves.

However, Tanchun's heart is also suffering from deep pain, and the distinction between ancient and vulgar is very clear. Tanchun is talented, but because it was written by Aunt Zhao, it caused a lot of embarrassment. This is not the tragedy of Tan Chun alone, but the tragedy of all illegitimate children in feudal times. According to moral standards, their biological mother is only half a master and still has the status of a slave. They can only recognize their first mother as their mother, so Jia Huan's excessive inferiority and Tan Chun's excessive self-esteem are all manifestations of illegitimate children being distorted by ethical codes since childhood.

Although Tan Chun's poems are not as good as Lin Xue's, they are better than Yingchun and Xi. He is an advocate of poetry society, likes calligraphy, has a generous personality and a family talent. Among several grandchildren, he is grandma's favorite. When the Nan 'an people arrived at Jia's house, the old lady called Bao Daixiang to accompany them, and the old lady only called Tanchun. Tanchun's maids are also eloquent when waiting for books.