What is the ending of Cao Xueqin's writing A Dream of Red Mansions?

What Gao E continued to write was so different from what Mr. Qin Xue thought at the beginning that he could hardly be compared. According to the description in the fifth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions, everyone's fate is foreshadowed in the judgment. And through the comment on writing of Zhi Yanzhai, we can see a lot about the fate of the characters. Through these clues, it is not difficult for us to infer the appearance and general ending of some important figures in the last forty times. Moreover, the level of writing in the last forty chapters is too different from that in the first eighty chapters, so some predecessors and modern scholars think that reading the Red Chamber only looks at the first eighty chapters and does not look at the last forty chapters. In this regard, Hu Shi, Lu Xun and other writers think so. Let's take a look at the important endings of the first 80 episodes and the last 40 episodes: the life style of the Jia Jia family has improved again, Gui Lan and Qi Fang became monks, leaving behind a posthumous child, Miaoyu was robbed without a story, and Xiangyun's final ending was not explained. For example, Zhi Yanzhai's comments on the prison temple in Xue Qian were in the text, and so on. Many of the foreshadowing explained earlier ended in vain, which is not what Mr. Qin Xue hoped to see. As for how Mr. Qin Xue's manuscript was lost, we won't discuss it for the time being, but by comparing the first eighty chapters with the last forty chapters, we can see that the author's position on feudal society is completely opposite. The descriptions in the first eighty chapters are criticizing the feudal society that does not treat women as human beings, and are bound to be defeated, accompanied by many descriptions criticizing feudal ugly habits and phenomena! The last forty chapters preached feudal ethics, and the eighty-first chapter described a scene of divination, which was a typical feudal superstition, including Baoyu's becoming a monk after he entered high school and cherishing his spring, all for the sake of feudal ethics and morality. We carefully discuss the fate of the characters with endings and those without endings in the first 80 chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions. It is not difficult to find that the characters written in the last 40 chapters have been forgotten, and many characters in the first 80 chapters have disappeared in the last 40 chapters. This is not Cao Xueqin's writing style, "Grass snake grey line, Yan Fu Li Xi", so I can answer your question now. It is in line with the basic idea of the book to continue to write A Dream of Red Mansions as a sad ending, but Gao E took the method of stealing the column and replaced Cao Xueqin's criticism of feudal society and feudal ethics with praise and maintenance. The level of the last forty chapters written by Gao E is really flattering, even I feel a little hateful! ! ! Personally, I suggest you look at the Red Chamber and separate the first eighty chapters from the last forty. You can also look at the last forty chapters written by Liu, and it's not bad to compare them!