Why Light Mo Red Mansion: Is Jia Zheng afraid of his wife? Who does he love more, Mrs. Wang or Aunt Zhao?

Is Jia Zheng afraid of his wife? Zhupan Qingwu thought the answer was yes, but what he was afraid of was not his wife, Mrs. Wang, but his concubine, Aunt Zhao. In the 75th chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", Jia Zheng accompanied Jia Mu to enjoy the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Jia Zheng, who always sat upright, told a henpecked joke to make Jia Mu happy. It can be seen that being afraid of hens was not a rare thing in society at that time. Deep down in his heart, Jia Zheng was afraid of his wives.

At this point, you may think that since Jia Zheng is afraid of his wife, he must be afraid of Mrs. Wang, but this is not the case. In the thirty-third chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", Jia Zheng whipped Baoyu. Mrs. Wang came after hearing the news. When Jia Zheng saw Mrs. Wang entering the room, Jia Zheng seemed to add fuel to the fire, and the stick went down harder and faster. If Jia Zheng was afraid of Mrs. Wang, he would definitely not have become so angry and beaten Mrs. Wang's sweetheart more and more cruelly after Mrs. Wang appeared! It can be seen that Jia Zheng does not take this wife seriously, let alone fear her! Poor Mrs. Wang, a royal family member from a noble family, but had to be controlled by her husband Jia Zheng's emotional orientation, walking on thin ice with trepidation. Faced with his beloved son being beaten, he didn't dare to argue, he could only plead! How sad! Her status in the big family is much higher than that of Aunt Zhao, but in the emotional game with Aunt Zhao, Mrs. Wang lost, so she can't blame her for secretly hating Aunt Zhao!

Let’s talk about Aunt Zhao, a aunt who was born as a slave. Although she is half a master, no one takes her seriously. She is a master who can teach Wang Xifeng a lesson. Some people may not believe that Jia Zheng is afraid of her, but it is a definite fact that Jia Zheng loves Aunt Zhao more than Mrs. Wang. Without Jia Zheng's favor, Aunt Zhao would have been so bold and unscrupulous in framing Wang Xifeng and Baoyu? Besides, Jia Huan, if he hadn't relied on Jia Zheng to dote on Aunt Zhao, would he have dared to pour wax oil on Baoyu's face when he was copying scriptures? He wouldn't dare even if he had a hundred courages! After these things happened, most of them were ignored, and Jia Zheng did not reprimand their mother and son. How could it be like this if he was not deliberately partial! Poor Mrs. Wang, although she is unwilling to do so, she can only swallow this bad breath alive.

Aunt Zhao once had a pillow affair with Jia Zheng: Mrs. Wang has appointed Baoyu to be the person in the house. Jia Zheng was shocked. He didn't expect Mrs. Wang to dare to make private opinions. It is conceivable that Mrs. Wang was frightened at this time. In a large feudal family, marrying Baoyu a concubine secretly without telling her husband and mother-in-law was a big sin. It would be extremely serious for Jia Zheng to hold him accountable, so he divorced her. It's possible for her! So she had to take the opportunity to inspect the Grand View Garden and vent her anger on Qingwen and several other girls. On the one hand, she preserved Baoyu's reputation, and on the other hand, she also rectified her reputation as a virtuous person. Poor Qingwen didn't know whose scapegoat she was until her death!