What angles does Wang Xifeng's portrait description start from? What kind of personality traits do these descriptions show?

There are direct and indirect descriptions of Wang Xifeng's portrait in A Dream of Red Mansions.

In Lin Daiyu Entering Jia Fu, the author uses a direct description method to describe Wang Xifeng positively: this person is dressed differently from other girls, with colorful embroidery, just like a fairy princess. She wore a bun embroidered with golden silk and eight treasures of pearls on her head, a hairpin embroidered with five phoenix pearls on her head, and her neck was red.

The gold plate is wrapped in tassels, wearing a narrow coat of golden butterflies and red satin, a colorful carved lapis lazuli jacket and a jade crepe skirt. A pair of red phoenix triangular eyes, two curved willow leaves, eyebrows falling off, slim and enchanting, pink face full of spring charm, and a touch of red lips that tasted before laughing.

This part of the description shows that Wang Xifeng is beautiful, greedy, powerful and a good public relations expert (often laughs)

In this novel Granny Liu enters Guo Rongfu, the author also describes Wang Xifeng in a direct way: that Wang Xifeng often wears a purple Zhaojun suit, a peach-colored coat, a squirrel cloak carved with azurite, a red crepe silver, a rat skin skirt, and a bright and chubby one sitting there with a small copper fire stick in his hand.

The author aimed the camera directly at Wang Xifeng and made a detailed description, vividly showing Wang Xifeng's luxurious clothes and arrogant manner during the prosperity of Jiafu.

In some places, the author uses indirect description to further describe Wang Xifeng's portrait and show her personality. For example, in the second time, the author borrowed Leng Zixing's words: "It's true that everyone in the world doesn't praise his wife, and even Mr. Lian does the opposite. The appearance is extremely beautiful, the conversation is extremely refreshing, and the mind is extremely deep and fine. It turned out to be a man. "

The sixth time, the author borrowed the mouth of Zhou Rui's family and said, "Although this girl Feng is young, she is older than anyone else. Now, she looks like a beautiful woman. If you don't tell me, I'm afraid you'll be careful just in case. If you want to gamble again, ten talking men can't beat her. "

In "Sixty-five", the author borrowed Xinger's words and said, "I told my grandmother that it would be nice not to see her all my life." With a smile, your feet make you stumble; Ming is a pot fire, and darkness is a knife; They are all occupied. "

These frontal descriptions and side descriptions complement each other, vividly depict Wang Xifeng's portrait and fully show her character.