Lan WangJi was punished because of Wei WuXian's repeated confrontations with Lan Qiren. Was it because of the facts, or was it because of his resistance after being suppressed for so many years?
Whether Lan WangJi's punishment for Wei WuXian's repeated rebuttal of Lan Qiren was a matter of fact or a result of his resistance after being suppressed for so many years needed to be analyzed. Talking about the matter as it was meant to analyze and comment rationally on specific events without mixing personal emotions and subjective will. In the novel, the incident between Lan WangJi and Wei WuXian should be a concrete example. It required an objective evaluation of the incident itself. Resistance after being suppressed for many years meant that the suppressed nature gradually developed resistance in the depths of one's heart. This kind of resistance could be caused by social norms, moral values, family background, and other factors. It could also be the result of a conflict between one's personal nature and the surrounding environment. In this case, resistance may be a reaction to the repressed nature, but it does not necessarily mean a rational analysis and comment on the matter. Thus, based on the specific details of the novel's plot and the characters, it was necessary to determine whether Lan WangJi's punishment was a result of his own judgment or a rebellion after his nature had been suppressed for many years.