Sister Qiao is the biological daughter of Jia Lian and Wang Xifeng. With Wang Xifeng’s character, if she had not been their biological daughter, she would have been killed long ago.
Because she was born on the seventh day of July, Sister Feng asked Grandma Liu to name her "Sister Qiao".
Sister Qiao is a character in the Chinese classical novel "A Dream of Red Mansions". She is one of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling and the daughter of Wang Xifeng and Jia Lian of Rongguo Palace.
Because Sister Qiao is young and her character has not yet been formed, she is in a foil position in the book. Her birthday was the seventh day of July, and Grandma Liu named her "Sister Qiao". In the last forty chapters of "A Dream of Red Mansions" edited by Gao E, after the Jia Mansion was ruined, she was almost sold to a foreign prince by Wang Ren, Jia Huan, Jia Qiang, Jia Yun and others. Fortunately, Grandma Liu, Ping'er, and Mrs. Wang worked together to sell her After being rescued, Jia Lian finally decided to marry into a rich farmer's family named Zhou, where she had plenty of food and clothing. However, according to the judgment and foreshadowing in the book, the "ruthless uncle and traitorous brother" should be Wang Ren and Jia Huan (Jia Huan is the Qiao sister's uncle, not the traitorous brother), and they are married to the sons of small landowners in the countryside.
Among the twelve registered daughters of Jinling, Sister Qiao is the same generation as Qin Keqing and is the youngest. She is delicate and sickly. She contracted acne in the 21st chapter, hit the flower god in the 42nd chapter, and had a convulsion in the 84th chapter. During the ritual ceremony at Qingxu Temple, Sister Feng urged Taoist Zhang to exchange the name talisman for Sister Qiao. Grandma Liu entered the Rongguo Mansion on the second day. Before leaving, she was asked by Sister Feng to name her eldest sister. Grandma Liu heard that Sister Qiao’s birthday was on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, which was the Qiao Qiao Festival, so she named her Sister Qiao. “This is called ‘fighting poison with poison. With the method of "fighting fire with fire," if something doesn't go as planned in the future or for a while, it will definitely turn disaster into good fortune and misfortune into good fortune. This comes from the word "qiao"?