What is the ending of Xiangling in a Dream of Red Mansions?

Xiangling used to have a beautiful home, but unfortunately she was taken away by traffickers on the way to see the lanterns. From then on, her tragic life began, and she was resold by traffickers many times. She was scared since she was a child, so she had to give in to each other. Then Xiangling later met a son who really liked her, but this time she met Xue Pan, was forcibly robbed, and entered the Xue family.

The Xue family is a big family with strict rules, but the living conditions are still very good. Xiangling has no worries about food and shelter in Xue family. It's just that she serves Xue Pan every day. It's really a tragedy. Xue Pan is a bully and likes to play with women. He is not the master of passion.

So Xiangling is always abused by people around him. Aunt Xue, Baochai and others are not bad to her, but Xiangling's identity is quite special. She is Xue Pan's concubine room, and Baochai and others certainly don't want to ask. From the daughter of an official family to the present, Xiangling's life is really ups and downs, so what is her final outcome?

In the 87th edition of A Dream of Red Mansions, Xiangling should have been tortured to death by Xia Jingui. In the high-end version of the sequel, Xiangling died in childbirth, which is a good ending. At least, she died in Xia Jingui, and she succeeded in becoming a full member, but the reality is more cruel than this sequel.

Xiangling didn't escape Xia Jingui's clutches, so she would be abused and die. In previous judgments and paintings, she has given the answer, and there are hints everywhere, such as painting osmanthus flowers, and lotus flowers wither in the mire below, suggesting that Xiangling will die at the hands of Xia Jingui. The last sentence of the judgment indicates that Xiangling will return to her hometown sooner or later, which obviously means that Xiangling will return to her hometown.

In fact, she doesn't know where her hometown is or who her parents are. Zhen was already a monk at that time, and even if her soul ascended to heaven, there was no possibility of falling leaves returning to her roots. So why did Xiangling have such a tragic experience? In fact, we see that Xiangling has always been resigned to her fate. Although he is often abused by Xue Pan, he can get by in the end.

She took advantage of Xue Pan to go out and learn poetry from Baochai, which has already decided her fate. As Baochai said, Xiangling, a woman with no foundation, is attached to Xue Pan in the government. In fact, when they arrived at Jia Fu and met Aunt Zhao, they should know that Xiangling would die with her sooner or later. The difference is that Aunt Zhao is attached to Jia Zheng who really likes her, and Xue Pan certainly doesn't really like her.

What should Xiangling do? There is no point in her fighting. Aunt Zhao has a son and a daughter to fight, and she dare not directly conflict with Mrs. Wang. After all, the identity gap between the master room and the concubine room is too big, and Aunt Zhao has children, and his wife can't really treat her.

Therefore, Xiangling should know in her heart at that time that Xue Pan would not have been without legal Tang Huo. All she has to do is please Xue Pan, keep a low profile at home, and have a child with Xue Pan as soon as possible, so that even if there is no guarantee that Tang Huo will abuse herself legally in the future, she can be protected when something happens.

It is difficult for a person like Xue Pan to really marry some big families, so his legal power of Tang and Fire will not be so great. As long as Xiangling can have a baby earlier, Aunt Xue and others will protect her more. Unfortunately, after Xiangling entered the Grand View Garden, she still had some infatuation and wanted to learn poetry. She obviously doesn't want to spend her life like this. The bloodline in the good girl's bones makes her want to pursue something beautiful.

So Xiangling studies poetry hard, but this kind of thing is not good for her future development. Baochai doesn't want to teach her, because she understands Xiangling's identity, and learning these things is not good for her. It's better to be pragmatic and don't indulge in fantasy. Unfortunately, Xiangling doesn't think so. She is still unwilling, hoping to have a try.

Xiangling's tragedy is inevitable in the end. She did not appear in many books, but her tragic experience made countless people feel very sorry for him. But Xiangling herself had no foresight. She could have listened to Baochai to plan her future, but she didn't, which led to Xiangling being brutally tortured to death after Xia Jingui entered the door. Maybe for her, death is sometimes a relief.