What do you mean, "Heaven can't bind chickens, and my heart is neither happy nor sad"?

"Heaven can't bind chickens, and there is no joy or sorrow in my heart" means that when I was at the foot of Qingji Peak, I was just a stone. Without life and thought, there would be no world, no thought, and of course there would be no joy and sadness. These words are a warning to the extravagant behavior of Baoyu and Xifeng.

Origin: A Dream of Red Mansions, formerly known as The Story of the Stone, is a classical novel of China and one of the four classical novels of China. The titles mentioned in A Dream of Red Mansions include Love Monk Record, Yue Feng Treasure Mirror and Twelve Women in Jinling. The preface of Chen Jia (1784) in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong was A Dream of Red Mansions (a copy of Chen Jia's Preface to Dreams). 179 1 After the first movable type printing (Cheng Jiaben), A Dream of Red Mansions replaced The Story of the Stone and became a popular title. Originally *** 120 times, but lost in the last 40 times. It is generally believed that Cao Xueqin wrote the first eighty chapters of the current edition, and I don't know who wrote the last forty chapters. However, it is generally believed that Gao E did it, and there is another saying that Gao E and Cheng Weiyuan cooperated.