What are the answers to Chapter 17 and Chapter 18 of A Dream of Red Mansions?

1, the seventeenth time? Is the Grand View Garden just right? Fu returned to Guo Rong to celebrate the Lantern Festival.

Baoyu's mourning for Qin Zhong was caused by the Grand View Garden. Because teacher Wen praised Baoyu's talent for couplets, Jia Zheng took Baoyu with him when he took his guests to visit the Grand View Garden, and ordered him to prepare plaques for all the landscapes in the Grand View Garden. Under the leadership of Jia Zhen, Jia Zheng and Baoyu, accompanied by diners, visited the Grand View Garden and inscribed plaques and couplets for it.

Because everyone knows that Jia Zheng intends to take this opportunity to judge Baoyu and deliberately use some rhetoric to perfunctory. During this visit, Jia Zheng criticized the plaques and couplets on Baoyu's inscription, but he was still satisfied.

2, the eighteenth time? The emperor's kindness is heavy, the princess's parents are happy, and Baoyu is talented.

Baoyu showed his talents, and all the pages competed for rewards, and all the accessories on Baoyu were unloaded. When Daiyu heard that she was coming, she mistakenly thought that the purse she made for Baoyu had also been given to the servant. In a rage, she went back to her room and waved the sachet that Baoyu told her to make. Baoyu knew it was wrong, but he was angry to stop it. It turns out that Baoyu took the purse given by Daiyu in it, not the servant took it away.

Baoyu threw the purse back, and Daiyu cried with shame. Baoyu quickly advised them to make up. The Jia family is busy with mothering. Please take Miaoyu to the Taoist temple in the garden.

On the Lantern Festival, Princess Yuan returned to the province and ordered Baoyu and other sisters to write poems on landscapes. Baoyu forgot the allusions in the poem. Baochai is his "Ci teacher", and Daiyu wrote a poem for Baoyu, which was rated as the best by Yuan Fei. At the third moment of ugliness, Princess Yuan returned to the palace to say goodbye to everyone.

Extended information: profile of main characters:

1. Jia Baoyu, the son of a jade-born government, was really an assistant minister in Chixia Palace in his previous life, and he is really the second son of Jia Zheng and Mrs. Wang in this life. As a direct descendant of Rong Guo Fu, he was born with extraordinary intelligence. He is regarded as the apple of his eye and has high hopes for him. However, he embarked on the road of rebellion, hated stereotyped writing, criticized Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism, and branded the scholar an official as "traitor Lv Kun".

He doesn't like serious books, but prefers miscellaneous books such as Peony Pavilion and The West Chamber. He hangs out with the girls at home all day, loves their beauty and purity, and laments their tragic fate.

2. Lin Daiyu-the crown of twelve women in Jinling. The daughters of Lin Ruhai and Jia Min, namely Baoyu's menstruation and cousin, live in Guo Rongfu. She is cold, sentimental and quick-thinking. She and Baoyu really love each other, are Baoyu's alliance against feudal ethics, and are firm pursuers of free love. She is a tragic image with poetic beauty and ideal color in the book.

She is so beautiful, which makes people feel deeply distressed and loved. What is more artistic is her unparalleled rich and beautiful spiritual world. She is well-read, knowledgeable and talented in many aspects, and she also shines with the brilliance of simple democratic thoughts of pursuing personality liberation and striving for freedom of marriage.

3. Xue Baochai, the crown of twelve women in Jinling (tied with Daiyu), comes from four big families, Xue Shi, the daughter of Aunt Xue and the cousin of Baoyu. She is a complex of contradictions. She is generous and elegant, with elegant manners. She not only has the excellent temperament of a good family, but also has a quiet and indifferent, gentle and peaceful personality, as well as a generous and generous hidden in her heart. She hated the darkness of officialdom, but she advised Baoyu to study and be an official.