Ask some questions about a dream of red mansions at 200 minutes.

First of all, many of these questions you asked are still controversial, so it's best not to take the answers here seriously.

1. It's Cao Xueqin. The statement that the author is a small Shenyang may come from a comment by Emperor Qianlong. People all know that A Dream of Red Mansions was once banned and little Shenyang was a traitor, but they generally don't know that A Dream of Red Mansions was protected by little Shenyang. This book can spread all over the world, thanks to Xiao Shenyang. At that time, Xiao Shenyang got the original stone and presented it to Qianlong. Gan Long sighed with emotion after reading it: "Isn't this a matter for the Pearl family?" It's Nalan Xingde, the son of Mingzhu. Until now, there are people who compare Rong Ruo with Baoyu. This is the origin of this statement. But the author is indeed Cao Xueqin.

2. This is the 50th time from Baochai's riddle "Xue Lulian's Improvised Poem, Warm Xiangwu Yachun Lantern riddle". This riddle is controversial. My personal preference is pine cones.

It is wrong to say that an uncle upstairs inherited it. From the beginning, the author explained to the Lins that "the support is not abundant and the children and grandchildren are limited." Although there are several doors, but cousins are like the sea, they are not very close to the clique. " Lin Ruhai is forty years old. "Only a three-year-old son has died.". Later, Zi Juan also said that "the Lins really have no population", indicating that there is no uncle and nephew to inherit. Reading this book carefully, we also know that the Lins are poor (for Jia Fu), Lin Ruhai is a criminal record, a doctor at Lantai Temple, a salt supervisor (who died not long after doing it), and his ancestors are Liehou. When he is down and out, he won't take money. As the book says, he is just Zhong Ding's home. This is just my opinion, and there are many other controversies.

It's hard to say who this traitor is. If you comment, you can only follow Gao E's sequel.

The question you added remains to be studied, but I don't agree with it anyway. Baochai also mentioned in the 42nd chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions that "it is good that we girls can't read, and even writing poems is not our job. You and I should just do some knitting. " Lin Daiyu also blamed Baoyu for taking out their poems to make people laugh, which was indecent. The Jia family likes Li Wan because she teaches her children by sewing. It's not that a good family can play chess, calligraphy, painting and a few words, but it's mainly about marriage. Playing chess, painting and calligraphy, singing the wind and singing the moon are official prostitutes' business. Do you know that the singer who sang at that time was an inferior person? How can everyone's daughter learn this! The masters of a dream of red mansions are still arguing one after another. We are just ignorant people. We should listen to some random comments as jokes. The landlord had better not take the answers here seriously.

I think Roya upstairs is right: the hobby of broken sleeves has existed since ancient times, and Tang Gaozong's second son is also gay. It seems that there is a novel "Watching the Wind and Looking at the Moon" (the name may be inaccurate) in the Qing Dynasty, which is devoted to these things of "xianggong" actors and has nothing to do with banning prostitutes. Besides, it has not been banned. For example, isn't the Tongzhi emperor dead? ...