When the goddess mended the sky, 3650 1 piece of stone was refined, leaving only one piece useless and abandoned at the foot of Geng Qingfeng. After tempering, the remaining stones have been spiritually enlightened, so they should become human. The fairy in the dream called him the waiter of Shen Ying in Chixia Palace.
Jia Baoyu was the second son of Jia Zheng and Mrs. Wang of Guo Rongfu and the direct grandson of Jia Fu. Jia Baoyu was born with the title of psychic Baoyu. Jia Fu is called Master Bao.
Jia Baoyu's family background is prominent, and the world is a noble family. The capital is the "Eight Nobles", and Jia Fu Ning Guogong and Rong Guogong occupy two seats, which is one of the four great families in Jinling Province.
Extended data Jia Baoyu's character judgment
Looking for sorrow and hatred for no reason, sometimes it looks stupid like crazy; Even if you are born with good skin, your stomach is rough.
Down and out, silly dare not read the article; It is a slander to the world to behave in a remote and perverse way!
Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions
Looking for sadness and resentment for no reason, sometimes crazy and sometimes stupid; Even if your skin is good, there is no ink on your chest.
Poor and inexperienced, stupid and stubborn and afraid of reading. You are out of reach and perverse, how can you care about the world's bad evaluation of yourself?
Appreciation: It seems ridiculous to say that Jia Baoyu is careless, stupid, remote, perverse, incompetent and immoral, but it is actually a compliment, because these are all from the perspective of the feudal ruling class.
The author uses negative articles to reveal Jia Baoyu's thoughts and personality as a feudal rebel.
Jia Baoyu hated the career path of feudal intellectuals and satirized those who were keen on fame as "people seeking fame" and "thieves and ghosts". He opposed the feudal moral concept of "men are superior to women".
Jia Baoyu was regarded as "distant", "perverse" and "outrageous" by the feudal ruling class, which showed his bold challenge and criticism to Confucius and Mencius, the spiritual pillar of the feudal ruling class.
And "That is the slander of the world" is a tribute to his arrogant and stubborn rebellious character.