Yuan Chun Wei Zi's novels.

1. Jia Baoyu, the hero of China's classic Dream of Red Mansions. He was reincarnated as a waiter in Shen Ying, and was born with a jade, which was the last unused stone in Goddess of Mending Heaven. Jia Zheng's second son, Mrs. Wang, is in the house, and Jia's house is called Bao Gong. Born of jade, he is the grandson of Jia Fuyu, hence his name Jia Baoyu. Since I was a child, I have been deeply loved by my grandmother Jia Mu, and I live in Jia Mu Hospital. When I was twelve or thirteen years old, I moved into Hongyi Garden in Grand View Garden at the behest of Princess Yuan. He and his cousin Lin Daiyu are soul mates, and gradually develop from love to love. However, Daiyu died in tears and later married her cousin Xue Baochai. After marriage, I never forgot Daiyu, and finally chose to become a monk and return to Gengqingfeng.

The love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai (marriage of wood and stone, marriage of gold and jade) is one of the three main lines of A Dream of Red Mansions. Jia Baoyu's image has the color of Cao Xueqin's autobiography, but it is essentially an artistic fiction. It is a typical image created by the author consciously, which combines three virtues, good and evil. This is very innovative in the history of world literature.

2. Lin Daiyu, the heroine of China's classic Dream of Red Mansions, is the first of the twelve women in Jinling, the reincarnation of Xiancao in the West, the daughter of Jia Min, the daughter of Fu Rong, the daughter of Lin Ruhai, the granddaughter of Jia Grandma, Jia Baoyu's aunt, lover and confidant, and Jia Fu is called Miss Lin. She is born with beauty and outstanding poetic talent, and is the most aura-rich classic female image in world literature.

Lin Daiyu was smart and comely since childhood, and her parents regarded her as a treasure. Because of her mother's early death, Grandmother Jia loved her, was educated by her family, and lived with Grandmother Jia and Baoyu. Later, when my father died, I lived a life of dependence on others and developed an aloof character. Lin Daiyu stayed in Xiaoxiang Pavilion after her mother's visit to the province, and was nicknamed Princess Xiaoxiang in the Grand View Garden Poetry Society, and expressed her truth with poems. Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu really fell in love because of their common ideals and rebellious spirit. The myth of tears returning from crimson pearls endows Lin Daiyu with charming poet temperament, injects fantasy and romance into Baodai's love, and sets the tone of tragedy. The dispute between Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai about virtue and political integrity in human nature, loyalty and treachery in thought, and the dispute between the alliance between wood and stone and auspicious marriage. Under the oppression of feudal ethics, Lin Daiyu went through hardships and finally died in tears on the wedding night of Baoyu and Baochai.

Thirdly, Xue Baochai, one of the heroines in the classic Dream of Red Mansions, is the aunt and wife of the hero Jia Baoyu. She is a "cold beauty" who represents a model of feudal women, because she has a good appearance, refined manners and abides by women's morality. My father died early, and I have my mother (Aunt Xue) and my brother (Xue Pan). When Baochai went to Beijing, she mainly chose the position of "being virtuous and praising goodness", but for various reasons, she did not mention it later. After entering Beijing, she lived with her mother, Aunt Xue, and her brother, Xue Pan. She hung a golden lock with the words "Never Leave", which happened to be a pair. It was engraved with the words "Never forget, never forget, live in Heng Chang" on the jade that Jia Baoyu carried with him, meaning a good marriage. A Dream of Red Mansions was lost after 1980s. It is speculated that Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai got married, but because they didn't share the same ideals and interests, Jia Baoyu couldn't forget Lin Daiyu, his confidant, and became a monk one or two years after marriage and returned to Gengqingfeng. Xue Baochai had to live alone in an empty boudoir and hold a grudge for life.