Facing A Dream of Red Mansions, readers need strong cultivation, mind and wisdom. Ou Li-chuan,/kloc-was born in Taiwan Province province, China in the 1960s. He studied China's classical poems intensively since childhood, and after graduation, he taught at National Taiwan University with a doctorate in literature. Since the early 1990s, he has devoted himself to the study of Tang poetry and A Dream of Red Mansions.
She is also familiar with modern psychology, philosophy and western literature, which is her strong knowledge base. This enabled her to have a systematic appreciation of A Dream of Red Mansions from the aspects of China's classical mythology, China's ancient religious etiquette society, garden flowers and birds, and the theory of characters. What is more rare is that her attitude is rational, clear and thoughtful.
In the Internet age, after Ou Li-chuan told a Dream of Red Mansions in an open online class, he unexpectedly became an "Internet celebrity" scholar with a large number of fans. She also won the "Global Open Classroom Alliance" 20 15 Outstanding Teacher Award. The crystallization of her speech in the Red Chamber also published a book "Grand View of the Red Chamber" in Chinese mainland.
With this spirit of "valuing", Ou Li-chuan gained many novel ideas when reading A Dream of Red Mansions. For example, in her view, A Dream of Red Mansions is not a novel against feudal ethics.
Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu are not anti-feudal, but they agree with feudal ethics. There is no reason for Cao Xueqin to oppose tradition and feudalism. "All he has is regret and regret. The theme of A Dream of Red Mansions is to recall and repent the lost years. It is an elegy of youthful life, an elegy of aristocratic families and an elegy of earthly life. "
As for the world in A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin keeps mentioning the "home of elegant poetry", which shows a lot of elite culture and elegant culture, which is also his proud performance. For another example, when many people read A Dream of Red Mansions, they will also think that Lin Daiyu was looked down upon by others in Jia's family and shed tears of sympathy for her.
In Ou Li-chuan's view, "this is a misunderstanding. For example, when Lin Daiyu first entered Jia's house, the sedan chair took the corner door. Modern people think that Daiyu's visit to Jiafu is underestimated.