No matter how long the road is, you can walk it step by step; no matter how short the road is, you can't reach it without moving your feet. Give a specific example of a famous person.

Sister Feng and Wang Xifeng

Sister Feng, also known as Wang Xifeng, is a character in the Chinese classical novel "A Dream of Red Mansions". Sister Feng is almost a person who is inferior to one person and more than a thousand people in the Jia Mansion. Since she married Jia Lian, her position in the Rongguo Mansion has fallen by a small amount. As soon as Lin Daiyu entered the Jia Mansion, she couldn't help but feel jealous of this expression. Sister-in-law's chatty, laughing and crying style makes you curious... It can be said that from the moment she appears on the scene, Sister Feng has an irresistible attraction. She should be said to be the most successful character created for "Dream of Red Mansions" one. Let’s talk about Sister Feng’s beauty first. The description of her appearance is: triangular eyes, slender eyebrows, pink face that reveals the power of youth, red lips that smell before she smiles; of course, her clothes are extremely gorgeous and graceful; this is a positive description . When Jia Rui met Sister Feng, he actually dared to think badly of her, thinking that it was Sister Feng's charm that was irresistible; after Jia Lian and Bao Er's affair, they had been having trouble all day, and when he saw Sister Feng's "yellow face", he felt she was cuter than usual; Grandma Liu After seeing Sister Feng, she was naturally dazzled and didn't know how to act... These all describe Sister Feng's majestic and charming beauty from the side; it should be said that such a beauty is completely different from Baochai's "coldness" and Daiyu's. "Sick", she is more likely to arouse the desires of secular men, and is more like a real and concrete beauty of flesh and blood.

Interpretation of the sentence

Picture: An iceberg with a female phoenix on it. Judgment: All birds come from the end of the world, and they all know how to admire this talent. One follower and two people make three people dead, crying to Jinling is even more sad. Note: This poem is written about Wang Xifeng. 1. Every bird - together it is the word "phoenix", please call it by name. "Shishuoxinyu·Jian Ao" said: During the Jin Dynasty, Lu An once visited Ji Kang. Ji Kang was not at home. His brother invited the guests to sit in the house, but Lu An refused to enter and wrote "phoenix" on the door. The words are gone. Ji Kang's brother was very happy, thinking that the guests said he was a magical bird. In fact, Lu An laughed at him for being a mortal bird. Here, we refer to "fanniao" as "phoenix", just to hide some of Deng Jie's version of "Wang Xifeng"

. 2. The sentence "One from two orders and three persons of wood" - One from two orders and three persons of wood is a crossword puzzle, and the answer is the word "Xiu". There is a side note here in the Jiaxu version that says: "Zhezi method." (Qixu version is "Zhisi method"). If you carefully observe and examine this mystery, you will find that several of the keywords contain the word "人". There are four "人" (also said to be five "人") in the character "Cong" (traditional "Cong"); there is one "人" in the character "Ling"; "人" and "木" are combined into the character "xiu" , there is one "person" in it (some say there are two "persons"). It can be seen that when he first created this mystery, the author focused on "people", deliberately focused on "people", and wrote about "people". Now to solve this mystery, we should also start with the word "人". The "one", "two" and "three" in the puzzle should be understood as ordinal words. Indicates the order of three keywords. However, the "二" in it has a dual function. It is not only an ordinal number, but also has a "split" relationship with the word "Ling". "二" and "Ling" are combined into the word "Leng". Therefore, the most prominent aspect and meaning of the riddle is the word "人", so it is necessary to "fold" off the lower half of the word "Ling" and combine "二" and "Ling" into "二人". The "two people" are re-embedded into the mystery, and the mystery of the mystery becomes "one follower, two people and three trees". If the ordinal words "one" and "three" are removed, it becomes "break up from two persons". At this point, the answer to this mystery has begun to emerge. "Two people" are the key to this mystery. What is "two people"? "Benevolence means being close, and following two people." ("Shuowen Jiezi. Renbu") "Relatives are close friends." (Duan Yucai's annotation) "Benevolence" means following two people. The original meaning of "people" is that two people bow to each other and bow to each other, and the two people are intimately coupled as "benevolence". If the word "benevolence" is embedded in the judgment, the final answer should be: "Congrenxiu" (xiu because of "benevolence"). In fact, it is not advisable to use the method of splitting characters. If you use the method of splitting characters, you should follow the writing method of ancient Chinese characters, and follow the "one from two, three from three". It can be understood as the whole process of Sister Feng killing Sister You. That is to say, "Yi Cong" is understood as "connivance", that is, she first pretended to agree to her husband Jia Lian's marriage to Second Sister You.

Sister Feng is not Duke Zhuang of Zheng in "Zuo Zhuan", Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty in "Historical Records", nor is she Pan Jinlian in "The Plum in the Golden Ping" or Aunt Qiu in "Liao Zhai". In comparison, perhaps what people can think of is Cao Cao in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"? Feudal families that are about to collapse and feudal dynasties that are about to collapse have completely different laws, and their leaders will also have similar personalities and roles. In the writing of the author of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it was Cao Cao who did not allow "a few people to call themselves kings and a few people to call themselves emperors", and it was Cao Cao who supported the end of the Han Dynasty's rule. It was Cao Cao who hollowed out the actual rule of the Han Dynasty and left only an empty shell. It was also Cao Cao who accelerated the end of the rule of the Han Dynasty. Sister Feng's work in Jia Mansion seems to be quite similar to a certain extent. The readers of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" hate Cao Cao, scolded Cao Cao, and missed Cao Cao when Cao Cao died. The readers of "Dream of Red Mansions" hated Sister Feng, scolded Sister Feng, and missed Sister Feng. The author portrays a smart, beautiful, capable and vicious "Feng Lazi", which not only makes her fully authentic as a typical character of that era, but also gives her a great magic power to attract readers, which proves the social significance of this character. ignore. Wang Xifeng's intelligence is true, she is indeed smart, but she is cruelly smart, a smart person who is hated and feared by everyone even though she is versatile. Damn smart.

Character Relationship

The relationship between Sister Feng and Jia Lian should be said to be quite concerning. Some people once said that there is no love between them as a couple. I think this is a bit extreme. Sister Jia Lianfeng is a young couple. They are naturally like traditional couples. If there is love, it will be after marriage. The book has two relatively direct descriptions of the young couple's boudoir pleasure: once when Zhou Rui's family sent flowers, and once when Jia Yun asked about things in the garden, she occasionally mentioned them; from here we can see that these two People are at least a couple who can communicate. Sister Feng was still very concerned about Jia Lian. For example, when Mr. Lian took Daiyu to the south for the funeral, Zhao'er came back to pick up woolen clothes. While Sister Feng was assisting Ning Mansion, she still called Zhao'er to check carefully and let Zhao'er Waiting for Haosheng to take care of him. When Mr. Lian went out another time, Sister Feng also counted Heping'er's distance with her fingers, and she didn't notice the cock crow at the third watch. Of course, Sister Feng and Jia Lian are not an ideal couple, and they are far from living a happy life. There are conflicts of personality and conflicts of interest between them: Mr. Lian is a lustful man, and both the Bao family and the Deng girl have been with them. Those who have an affair and are more decent include You Er, his father's maid Qiutong, etc. For such a husband, if Sister Feng has a slightly weak character, she is far from an opponent. From a more modern point of view, although Sister Feng is jealous, she is also a lover. The exclusivity is at work, and for someone like Jia Lian, perhaps only Sister Feng can restrain her. Even the "overlord-like" Sister Feng sometimes cannot control her husband strictly. There is also a financial conflict between Sister Feng and Jia Lian. On the one hand, Sister Feng knows that when Mr. Lian has money, he will spend it on women (Ping'er said, "Our master has to spend money even if he has money in the frying pan.") But (as evidence of the image); on the other hand, if she fails to control the economic power, she will not be able to restrain her husband at all; in this way, Sister Feng will appear jealous and annoying. How can she escape the misery of the apocalypse with her pitiful fate? I still remember that when Sister Feng welcomed Jia Lian back, she said, "Uncle, sir," and "Brother Zhen, you can help me at least." (Jia Lian replied: "How dare you, how dare you! Many inheritances, many inheritances!" It also made people laugh) , on the one hand, a woman wants to act coquettishly in front of her lover, on the other hand, she hopes that her sweetheart can appreciate her talents. This is always normal and natural, and Sister Feng, a heroine among women, is no exception!

Wisdom and humor

Baoyu once said: If the old lady only likes those who can talk, then only Sister Feng and Sister Lin can hurt her. Baochai once said: Girl Feng also said after she joked That's all, but Lin Yatou likes to use Chunqiu's methods... The evaluation of these two people undoubtedly reflects the interesting and humorous side of Sister Feng's character. It is this side that makes her so versatile in front of the old lady and in front of the sisters. He talks and laughs happily, and shows equal respect to others in front of his servants.

Sister Feng's humor also comes from her wisdom. I mentioned before that Sister Feng is also a very smart woman. It's a pity that she was raised as a boy in the family, but not taught by a boy. Otherwise, like Sister Feng, she would be able to pronounce "Cousin Si Qi" just by looking at the bill. In a love letter, a woman who can't laugh out loud in front of her literate sister-in-law and the like, "It was a cold night in the north wind," must she be in love with Chai Dai? The book has described Sister Feng's humor many times. The time, place, subject and situation were different, but her words could still add color and splendor, such as: "I am very happy, my uncle" to Jia Lian, which was a bit charming; Chai and Debao were quarreling. "Which of you has eaten ginger on a hot day?" is a bit meticulous and considerate; the bun on the old lady's forehead is to celebrate longevity, which is a bit out of urgency; "Let's all set off firecrackers - let's go", a bit disrespectful. Revealing the ferocious way of driving away guests. Sister Feng's fun and humor are an important part of her character, and they are also an indispensable spice for mediating the relationships between characters and developing the plot of the story.

Being eloquent and eloquent

Sister Feng's popularity in Daguanyuan should be said to be reasonable. This is also due to her "public relations" ability of observing people's words and being eloquent. First of all, she was able to win over Ping'er, the "master key", so that Ping'er would follow her wholeheartedly, putting Sister Feng's positive and long-term interests first in everything; on some occasions, Ping'er would go against Sister Feng's intentions, but Sister Feng actually turns a blind eye to these things most of the time, and this is the specialty of many successful leaders. Just think: If Sister Feng and Ping'er are serious about everything, how dare Ping'er dare to go against the rules? And Sister Feng will definitely lose Ping'er's loyalty. Of course, Sister Feng had nothing to say to Baoyu. If he wanted to eat some lotus root soup, it would be done right away. If he wanted to study and get money, it would also be said that when the weather is popular, it will rain. She took him to visit Ning Mansion when he was a child, and when he was a little older, he was also attacked by Zhao. The aunt conspired against them, and in the end they were imprisoned in the Temple of Hell. The fates of Sister Feng and Baoyu have always been closely linked to each other like the fate of siblings. Sister Feng was also very considerate and considerate to Daiyu and Baochai. She could see the affection between the two jade, so she made a joke about Daiyu. She knew that Daiyu was weak and suspicious, so she went to press Daiyu down during the examination; she knew Baochai's influence in the house, and gave Baochai Planning a birthday takes a lot of thought. Her attitude towards Tanchun was most concentrated and obvious when she visited Li's family; she basically respected Li Wan, but only she could occasionally make fun of the widowed sister-in-law; The maid can also consider it at critical moments. Or maybe Sister Feng did all this just to please the old lady, but then again, if Sister Feng didn't do this, how long could she maintain her power? And what’s wrong with interpreting this from a more modern and objective point of view?

Management ability

Sister Feng’s management ability is second to none under Shi Taijun (but Shi Taijun’s talent is not very testable, haha), which can be reflected in a few things. The most obvious one is that she was the assistant manager of Ningguo Mansion. She could see at a glance that there were several shortcomings in the management of Ningguo Mansion, and she could immediately come up with solutions to deal with it. She was not soft-spoken at critical moments. I am afraid that many modern managers also have to do this. Ashamed of myself. Another example is that when Mr. Liu went to Jia's house to recognize his relatives, Sister Feng didn't know his origins, so she didn't act rashly. Instead, she asked Zhou Rui's family to go to Mrs. Wang to ask for clarification and advice before deciding on a solution. She was very smart. Refreshing. Her talent is also reflected in her ability to win over a confidant and assistant like Ping'er. Without Ping'er, she would not be able to take care of many aspects. But if Ping'er didn't have Sister Feng, I'm afraid it would be even harder for him to be competent in all kinds of things in the house. Of course, Sister Feng's management ability also needs financial support. In the sequel, her work is unpopular. Although the author deliberately made her decline, it is consistent with her difficulty in making a living without rice.

It’s always cold at high places

Sister Feng also has a difficult side, and she often has difficulties that she can’t express, and only Ping’er knows about it. Among them, the conflict between her and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Xing, is a major aspect, and this does not mean that Sister Feng made any mistakes. When Xiuyan arrived at the Jia Mansion, Sister Feng wisely placed her in the Spring Festival in order to avoid her mother-in-law's comments. In fact, Xiuyan was still wronged despite this.

When Jia She was interested in Yuanyang and Mrs. Xing was still encouraging her, Sister Feng once again wisely got rid of herself from this matter of failing to get married and causing a whole body of coquettishness. Even so, Sister Feng still couldn't escape the blame of her mother-in-law. On the old lady's birthday, two old servants of Mrs. Embarrass her in front of her. Sister Feng's miserable mood can only be expressed by Ping'er. When visiting Chunli's house, Sister Feng's dialogue with Ping'er may best express her feeling of being overwhelmed by the cold at a high place.

Resourceful

Sister Feng’s resourcefulness is mainly reflected in her vicious side, but she also has a weight that people dare not underestimate. For example, the way she treats Jia Rui, it should be said that the reader's attitude towards people like Jia Rui is pitiful and ridiculous. Sister Feng is quite vicious (it remains to be seen whether Sister Feng’s original intention was to be put to death), but it is intriguing that she barely appeared in the whole incident. Jia Qiang and Jia Rong became Sister Feng’s tool here. When it comes to the torture of Sister You Er to death, it is written more clearly in the book. It is called "Killing someone with a borrowed sword". She arranges to earn You Er into a large family, make the girl abuse her, complain to the old lady, and ask a doctor to do it. Her actions, and finally letting Qiu Tong take the blame, were exquisite and thoughtful, and she made others think she was a virtuous person for a while (at least she kept Mrs. Wang in the dark). The next step is to secretly host Baoyu and Baochai's wedding. This idea is probably only one that can be thought of by Sister Feng, and it goes as far as borrowing Zicuckoo to go to the wedding hall. It should be said that the evil side of Sister Feng is very feminine, and she uses women's wisdom to the extreme. In this regard, Xia Jingui is far behind!

Love money as much as life

Sister Feng is a housekeeper who loves money, and she has a shadow of the success of the capitalists in the budding period of capitalism. She used her servants' monthly money to make loan sharks, which no one else would have even thought about; she easily ruined a marriage and saved three thousand silver by relying on someone in her family being an official at Tiejian Temple; she did On her birthday, she was spared her share, but she did not let go of poor Second Aunt Zhou Zhao; she bribed the couple and used the old lady's things and money to fill the financial gap. All these things accurately reflected her greed for wealth. . Of course, Sister Feng also has her own difficulties. She is more aware of the financial situation of the house than the average person. She has too much income and too much income, and there are always clients from outside who only borrow money but don't pay them back. She also thinks very long-term. Daiyu has already planned every marriage. She is perhaps the first image in Chinese literature galleries that I know of that has a capitalist mentality and behavior. Seeing what Sister Feng does, one can't help but think of Scarlett Hao in "Gone with the Wind". They are equally beautiful, greedy and scheming, but Sister Feng is more Chinese and antique.

Character Evaluation

The various actions of Wang Xifeng are really unbearable. Both the characters in the Red Mansion and the readers often insult her behind her back. But in fact, there is something understandable about what she did. She is a strong person, which is often reflected in the book. However, her approach to certain things was really vicious, but if you think about it carefully, it was because of her need to be strong and her self-esteem. Wang Xifeng had to do this in order to consolidate her position. Everyone knows that she is the daughter-in-law of the Jia family, not a real daughter or grandchild. As a housekeeper, he was deeply favored by Jia Mu. For her at such a young age, this position was truly hard-earned. Therefore, she loves this position, but more importantly, she cannot afford to lose this important position. Because in that case, she would not only lack Jia Mu's favor, but also for a long time. With her straight temper, she couldn't stand the bullying from everyone in the Jia family, which eventually led to the tragic ending of being expelled from the Jia family. So she can't all be considered guilty. Indeed, she could defend her position with a charitable approach. But this is only applicable to ordinary people. Even if someone with her personality thinks of it, it cannot be applied. Besides, the effect of improving the status of a charity director is not as fast as that of vicious methods. This performance is consistent with her character and attributes.

Furthermore, Wang Xifeng’s final ending is no less miserable than the endings of Miaoyu, Yingchun, etc. A small number of readers will sympathize deeply with her at this point and will no longer have the heart to say anything wrong about her. The tragic ending is based on the sins she has done in her life, but this is only part of it. Characters such as Daiyu Baochai in The Red Mansion all died by fate. As mentioned above, Wang Xifeng’s actions are understandable and are not considered unpardonable crimes. Therefore, her short life and death were both the result of a lifetime of sin and God's will. Cherish what you do, cherish what you do, as the saying goes, "Sadness and joy suddenly come to grief. Sighing on the world, it is difficult to decide!"