1. In the first chapter of the novel, Jia Yucun (homophone: False Words Cun) and Zhen Shiyin (homophone: Zhenshiyin) appear. As the plot unfolds, Zhen Shiyin falls from a wealthy country official to a poor man. He became a pauper. In desperation, he followed a lame Taoist and drifted away, never to be seen again (the true story is hidden).
Jia Yucun, on the other hand, rises from a poor scholar to a higher position step by step. Although he has only a few scenes, he shows up from time to time, and his whereabouts run through the whole book (false words remain). This time the book is an independent chapter, which seems to be a microcosm of the whole book, which means borrowing the homophony of the names of the two characters, implying that the whole book "speaks falsely, but hides the true story". Behind the prosperity and decline of the Jia family, the author is hidden. A tragic event for the Cao family.
2. Yucun is originally an alias. His real name is Jia Hua (homophone: lie), and he is from Huzhou (homophone: Hu Hao). This means that this novel is full of lies and lies. Yes. Shi Yin is also a tycoon, his real name is Zhen Fei (homophone: true waste), his family business was originally prosperous, but it fell into ruin because he was "unaccustomed to physical farming". He was really a waste. This unique artistic conception is amazing.
3. Zhen Shiyin had a daughter named Yinglian (homophone: Ying Lian). This little girl was really pitiful. During the Lantern Festival, her family member Huo Qi (homophone: misfortune) held her to watch the lanterns. , but disaster struck. While Huo Qi was relaxing, a kidnapper kidnapped Yinglian, bought her into the Xue family, and worked as a maid. She was beaten, scolded, and humiliated.
4. In contrast, Jiao Xing (homophone: lucky), a girl from the Zhen family, was very lucky. She accidentally glanced at Jia Yucun, which actually triggered a period of lovesickness, and she later became Jia Yucun. The rich lady of Yucun.
Content summary A Dream of Red Mansions is a realistic novel. The Jia family in the book is the Cao family where the author Cao Xueqin lives. According to historical records, the Cao family was prosperous during the Kangxi Dynasty. Unexpectedly, the Cao family was raided and punished during the Yongzheng Dynasty. They were pardoned in the first year of Qianlong's reign. They were raided again in the fourth year of Qianlong's reign, and the family's situation completely declined. The author Cao Xueqin lived in the countryside in the western suburbs of Beijing, living on gruel and sleeping on a rope bed, and was extremely poor. Jia She is homophonic in meaning of "fake pardon".
The author once said through Liu Xianglian's words: "Only the stone lion at the door of the Jia family is clean." Therefore, when naming the male protagonist, there was a lot of ridicule and derogatory meaning in it. For example, Jia Zheng and Jia Jing took out the last character of their names, put them together, chose the homophony, and then connected them with their surnames. The homophony means "hypocritical".