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Where is Jinling in a Dream of Red Mansions?

Question 1: Where is Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions? It is true that Jinling is Nanjing. The so-called twelve women in Jinling refers to 12 women in Nanjing. The women in a dream of red mansions are all from Jinling, but they don't necessarily live in Jinling. They live in the Grand View Garden, which was built for Jia Fei's mothering. I guess they moved from Jinling to Daguan Garden, and there will be many quadrangles, such as Xiaoxiang and Xiangyi. Daiyu does not necessarily live in Jinling when she leaves the south. He is from Jinling.

Question 2: Where does Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions refer to? Researchers have shown that there are three theories about the location of A Dream of Red Mansions.

Nanjing, Beijing, Suzhou

Maybe you know the first two better. Cao Xueqin has long said that he used the pen of history, but it is also true that things are hidden.

Nanjing is obviously Jinling, there is no doubt about it. However, it is worth noting that in the Dream of Red Mansions, Kang was mentioned many times, eating on the kang, Baoyu copying books on the kang, being burned by Jia Huan with lamp oil, and so on.

This is where Cao Xueqin deliberately concealed the truth ~ ~

If you are interested, you can look at the study of redology. I recommend you to read the research of Cai Yijiang and others. Liu Hongxue's theory suggests that you should not get involved ~ ~ ~

Question 3: Where does Zhonghe Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions refer to? First of all, we should know that the place names in the book are not the same as the reality at that time, and even more different from now.

They are all capitalized, but they are not specifically written.

Jinling = Suzhou (in the book, it may be the feeling of a province and a city), but it is not written anywhere.

Question 4: Is the Ningguo Mansion in A Dream of Red Mansions in Kyoto or Jinling? Anyone who has read A Dream of Red Mansions knows that Ning Guofu and Guo Rongfu are the two main official residences in A Dream of Red Mansions. Jia Yan, the founder of Ningguo House, and Jia Yuan, the founder of Guo Rongfu, are two brothers. Ningfu and Rongfu are adjacent, the East House is Ningfu and the West House is Rongfu. The Grand View Garden was built by Rongning House for Jia Yuanchun's mothering after he became a concubine. There are many descriptions about the location of Ningfu and Rongfu in A Dream of Red Mansions, the first one is the second one. The second time, Leng Zixing and Jia Yucun were drinking in the hotel and talking about Rongning Building. Jia Yucun said, "When I went to Jinling last year, I went into Stone Town and passed by his house because I wanted to see the ruins of the Six Dynasties. Ning Guofu is in the east of the street, Guo Rongfu is in the west of the street, and the two are connected. I occupy more than half of the street. " The place mentioned here is undoubtedly Nanjing, because "Jinling", "Relics of the Six Dynasties" and "Stone Town" all refer to Nanjing.

However, on the fourth trip, Aunt Xue, Xue Pan and Xue Baochai, who live in Jinling, are going to Beijing. There are three purposes to go to Beijing. One is to be a talented woman in the palace for Xue Baochai. The second is to go to Beijing and go to the ministries to write off old accounts. The third is to visit relatives. This visit is to visit two families, one is Xue Baochai's uncle, and the other is uncle Jia Zheng and Mrs. Wang's menstruation. Their party "can't remember the date on the road, and they will enter Beijing that day." They also heard that their mother-in-law, Wang Ziteng, had been promoted to the control of nine provinces, and they were instructed to check the border when they left. " Because my uncle was not at home, several houses in Beijing were uninhabited for a long time, so they went to Menstruation House and "came all the way to Guo Rong Mansion". The description of Rongning House here is not in Jinling, but in the capital far away from Jinling. This conclusion can also be verified from Chapter 33. Thirty-three times, Jia Baoyu was beaten up by Jia Zheng for his official position. Grandma loves her grandson dearly. When she saw the heavy beating, she was angry with Jia Zheng and said, "You don't have to be angry with me. Your son, of course, you can call if you want. I think you are tired of us women, too Why don't we leave you early and be clean! As soon as I said this, people said,' Go and see the sedan chair! Your wife, Bao Er and I will go back to Nanking immediately! The servant at home had to agree. "

This capital is not Nanjing, is that Beijing? The sixth time, what Granny Liu said to her family at home before she entered the government denied Beijing again. Grandma Liu lives with her daughter and son-in-law, and life is hard. Son-in-law and dog are bothering at home. Grandma Liu Can couldn't stand it, so she advised, "Son-in-law, don't be angry with me ... Although we live far away from the city now, we are still at the feet of the son of heaven. Chang 'an has money everywhere, but unfortunately no one wants it. It's no use jumping at home! " After some planning, relying on the relationship between the dog and Wang Jiazu, the next morning, "Granny Liu took Banel to Rong Ning Street". Obviously, the capital here refers to Chang 'an.

As can be seen from the above four places, the description of the location of Rongning House in A Dream of Red Mansions is inconsistent. Of course, this is not Cao Xueqin's negligence, but his conscious misplacement of the location of the story, in order to achieve the artistic expression of "the truth is hidden", "the village tells lies", the truth is true and false, and the truth and the reality coexist. What the author of the novel is unwilling to make clear, can our later readers make it clear? From this point of view, in China, in the territory of Manchu, anywhere, as described in A Dream of Red Mansions, it is beyond reproach and does not violate the principle of seeking truth from facts.

The location of the story of A Dream of Red Mansions is false, but the real life reflected in the story is true. A Dream of Red Mansions is a novel, not a history book. Although it is fiction, it is still inseparable from social life. It comes from life and is higher than life; It is close to life, not a simple copy of life. It has a prototype of life, but this prototype is not in a person or in a place. It is a high concentration of many life phenomena. Some people in redology think that the "Suiyuan" in Nanjing is the prototype of the Grand View Garden, while others say that the "Gongwangfu" in Beijing is the prototype of Rongning House. Whether it is a prototype or not is impossible to verify. Even if it is, it is only partially similar. To say that Cao Xueqin's life material of A Dream of Red Mansions is mainly taken from Jiangnan. This is not only because Cao Xueqin's great-grandfathers, Cao and Cao's father have been weaving in Jiangnan for decades, but also because Cao Xueqin himself spent his youth in Jiangnan. More importantly, the customs described in the novel are most consistent with Jiangnan, especially with the places where there are mountains, waters and bamboo in Jiangnan. Ningguo is located in the south of the Yangtze River, with beautiful scenery. It is a typical scenery in the south of the Yangtze River in China.

As for whether Ningguo has anything to do with A Dream of Red Mansions and Cao Xueqin's family, my answer is yes. What we want to study is how deep and how close this relationship is. Ningguo ... >>

Question 5: What did Jinling say in A Dream of Red Mansions? According to expert research, A Dream of Red Mansions reflects the decline of Cao Xueqin's family background in the Qing Dynasty. Cao Xueqin wrote A Dream of Red Mansions, of course, it was not actually about the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the literary inquisition was already popular.

Question 6: Where is Jinling mentioned in A Dream of Red Mansions? Pray for the help of the great god. Jinling mentioned in other places in A Dream of Red Mansions is today's Nanjing, which is true, and sufficient evidence is given upstairs. However, it is far-fetched to say that "Twelve Women in Jinling" is Nanjing. Jia Siyan has been in Beijing and has never been to Nanjing, but her ancestral home is Nanjing, which is very close to Jinling. But Lin Daiyu has nothing to do with Nanjing. According to the second record, Lin Ruhai was an official in Weiyang, Yangzhou, and his ancestral home was Suzhou. So her ancestral home and current residence are not in Nanjing. In addition, Lin Daiyu once missed the Slender West Lake in her hometown, which is now Yangzhou. After Daiyu's death, Baoyu came to the underworld. He said "Gu Daiyu" to the imp, indicating that Lin Daiyu was not from Nanjing at all, but she was also among the "Twelve Women in Jinling", indicating that "Jinling" here was used to refer to Jiangsu.

Question 7: Where on earth is Jia Fu? What's the difference between Stone Town Nanjing Jinling and Dream of Red Mansions? The book is called "Capital", but it's not Jinling. They occasionally mention that Jinling is also a native land.

Question 8: Who are the twelve women in Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions? Twelve Chains of Jinling-Twelve Chains of Xichun-Twelve Chains of Wang Xifeng Jinling-Twelve Chains of Shi Xiangyun Jinling-Twelve Chains of Qin Keqing Jinling-Twelve Chains of Qiaojie Jinling-Twelve Chains of Miaoyu Jinling-Twelve Chains of Jia Yuanchun Jinling-Twelve Chains of Jia Yingchun Jinling-Twelve Chains of Jia Tanchun Jinling and supplementary books: Qingwen, Attacker, Pinger, Yuanyang, Zijuan, Yinger, Yuchuan, Jinchang, Cai Yun and Siqi. Among them, Xiangling, You Erjie, Qiu Tong and Jiao Xing in the supplementary book are concubines; The rest of Baoqin, Sanjie, Xiuyan, Wenli, Liqi and Jingui are relatives, and Xiaohong can also be classified as relatives because of Jia Yun, and Lingguan is classified as relatives because of Jia Qiang. The twelve people in the supplement are all important beautiful maids.

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