Brief introduction of Yu Guihong

Jade Girl is a novel published in Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty, which is not widely circulated and few people know it. It was first carved by the Wenrun Mountain House in Jinling, but this edition has been lost and has not been seen so far. Now only the preface, the first and second volumes * * * ten times and the third and fourth volumes are left. What has been preserved is not the original Wenrun Mountain House, but the printed version (referred to as' Pear Edition') compiled by Wang Zhu in 32 years of the Republic of China. In addition to the Lihua edition, this book is also printed by Zhengfeng Bookstore and written by Lu Sheng. It is estimated that this book is a copy of Lihua edition. And a French translator. According to Li Hua's translation, only the eleventh and twelfth chapters have been added, which are compiled according to the third and fourth volumes of Li Hua's translation. Jade Girl Red reflects the kiln situation of the lower class in Beijing in the late Ming Dynasty, and its description of sexual abuse is only found in erotic novels in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book is obviously influenced by Jin Ping Mei, and the name of a main character in the book is taken as the title.