Decryption of the Qing Dynasty society: honglou

Decryption of the Qing Dynasty society: honglou affair Author: Zhang taozhi

Several articles were accidentally deleted by csdn when they were not checked, which is helpless. Now we can add the lost parts, including directories.

For the full text, see the classification of the Great Qing Society in honglou

Directory:
Men do not write poems.
Haishu club with honglou characteristics (1)
Haishu club with honglou characteristics (2)
Haishu club with honglou characteristics (3)
A sharp fight for activity funding (1)
A sharp fight for activity funding (2)
A sharp fight for activity funding (3)
The last exercise of life before marriage (1)
Last life drill before marriage (2)
Safe Harbor becomes a broken ship
It's hard to feel untitled
Mrs Wang challenges Jia Mu (1)
Mrs Wang challenges Jia Mu (2)
Lifting a rock and hitting your feet
Position under a slap (1)
Position under a slap (2)
Position under a slap (3)
Grand Park daughter country
When "Two milk" -- Jia Fu's highest ideal (1)
When "Two milk" -- Jia Fu's highest ideal (2)
Cry and ask her where she IS (1)
Cry and ask her where she is (2)
Cry and ask her where she is (3)
Desperate shopping spree (1)
Desperate sort (2)

Introduction
Why does baodi not love Baoyu?
Why doesn't Dai Yu advise Bao Yu to study?
Why doesn't Jack have to be a wife of Jack Jia?
Why does Shi Xiangyun call "Second Brother" "Love brother "?
Why is the success of the Spring Festival reform still far married?
Why is the funeral of Qin keqing higher than that of Jia Mu?
Why don't I give the lady a pick-up ticket to Lady Wang instead of Jia Mu?
Why is successor in an authoritarian society a problem?

With a unique perspective and sharp strokes, I have deeply analyzed the issues of love and marriage, human feelings, family rise and fall, power operation, customs, morality and law in the Chinese classical masterpiece "Dream of Red Mansions, it reveals the intricate relationship between people in the honglou society, cracks many unsolved mysteries, and vividly shows the hidden rules in the life of various social classes in the Qing Dynasty.