There was a novel about transmigration. The female protagonist gave birth to twins in the end. Both boys looked exactly the same, but

There was a novel about transmigration. The female protagonist gave birth to twins in the end. Both boys looked exactly the same, but their expressions were different. She forgot what their names were. Their nicknames were Dabao and Xiaobao. In one of the plots, Xiao Bao encountered something in the female protagonist's tower and disappeared. Da Bao went to save Xiao Bao and also disappeared. Xiao Bao came to a strange continent and took in a younger brother to look for his brother. Da Bao met a family with seven daughters. They called the twins something like Little Young Master Jun.

Answer 1

This view is very common because in ancient China, boys often looked very similar because they grew up under the same genetic conditions. In addition, in ancient Chinese medicine, the birth of a boy was regarded as an auspicious thing, so many families hoped to have twins.

There was a similar plot in the novel 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. In chapter 97, Lin Daiyu's father, Jia Zheng, dreamed of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu before the Mid-Autumn Festival. When he woke up, he had doubts about the genders of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu, but he finally confirmed that they were boys. Therefore, in the novel world, people sometimes regarded the birth of a boy as a symbol of good luck.