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In A Dream of Red Mansions, at which festival did Xifeng tell the joke of "The deaf set off firecrackers"?

The fifteenth day of the first month is the Lantern Festival.

Background: In the second round of parcel delivery game, it was Xifeng's turn to tell jokes.

The original text is like this:

Feng thought for a moment and said with a smile, "The first half of the first month is also spent by the whole family. It's really lively. Grandma, grandma, granddaughter, grandson, grandson, grandson, grandson, grandson, grandson, grandson, grandson, granddaughter, grandson-everyone laughed at his words and said, "I don't know which one is the editor-in-chief?" You Shi smiled and said, "If you want to recruit me, I can tear your mouth off. ""Xi Feng "stood up, clapped his hands and laughed." I won't say anything when people say you are fooling around. Grandmother Jia smiled and said, "What do you think?" ? Hearing this, Xi-feng thought for a moment and said with a smile, "There's a room under this floor. After drinking all night, it's all gone. "。" ?

When they saw what he said in awe, the others had nothing to say, but they were all waiting dumbfounded, only feeling cold and tasteless.

A Dream of Red Mansions is the first of China's four classical novels, and it is a novel written by Cao Xueqin in Qing Dynasty. It is also called The Story of the Stone and Jinyuyuan. This book is divided into two editions: 120 Cheng Ben and 80 Fat Ben. Cheng Ben was printed by Cheng Weiyuan, while Fat Ben was an early manuscript copied and collated by Zhi Yanzhai in different periods, and Fat Ben was the base copy of Cheng Ben.

The first 80 chapters of the new version of A Dream of Red Mansions are collected according to the fat version, and the last 40 chapters are collected according to the process version, with the signature "Cao Xueqin, anonymous continuation, Cheng Weiyuan, finishing". The author is still controversial.