The Lady Dowager's description in Dream of the Red Chamber was as follows: Grandmother Jia was Jia Baoyu's grandmother, the head of the Jia family, and Jia Daishan's wife. She was born in a prestigious family and had a high level of culture when she was young. She was proficient in poetry and was an elegant, intelligent and intelligent woman. In the book, the image of Grandmother Jia was a very noble, elegant and rich image. She was wearing a purple robe and gold jewelry, holding a jade cup with a smile on her face. Her words and actions contained profound cultural implications and wisdom. She often communicated with intelligent people and was very concerned and caring for the children. Grandmother Jia was a very important character in the novel. She was Jia Baoyu's guide and support, and also the cohesion and cohesion of the Jia family. Her image reflected the elegance, nobility, and content of traditional Chinese culture, and also showed the image of a mother full of wisdom and compassion.
Grandmother Jia's character was multi-faced. - ** Firm traditional values **: Grandmother Jia's mind was filled with old traditional moral values. In the event of Baoyu's marriage, according to the moral standards of the old rites, she chose Baochai and rejected Daiyu. This was because Baochai was a standard feudal lady, and Daiyu's free expression of her true nature seemed to be "naughty" in Grandmother Jia's eyes. She was extremely disgusted with the free love that was privately given and accepted. She once severely criticized the free love shown in "Xi Xiang" and "Peony". - ** Have the spirit of responsibility **: Have the spirit of " daring to take responsibility " for the benefit of a big family. - ** Loving and kind **: She has a great compassion and loves the servants and little girls. She is also full of compassion for the little Taoist priests she has never met before. The fact that the young ladies, servant girls, and actors in the Jia residence can be treated well is related to Grandmother Jia's compassion. She loved her granddaughters so much that she took Yingchun, Tanchun, and Xichun to live with her. She took care of Daiyu, who had lost her mother, Xiangyun, who had lost her parents early, as well as Baochai, Baoqin, and Xing Xiuyan. - ** Beautician **: She knows how to appreciate beauty and likes children who are delicate and dignified. Whether they are men or women, such as Baoyu, Qin Zhong, Daiyu, Baochai, etc., they are all loved by her because of their beautiful appearance. - When Jia She wanted to marry her personal maid, Yuanyang, Grandmother Jia scolded him. She would rather offend her eldest son than protect the maid. She hated Jia She's avaricious, lecherous, selfish, and unfilial qualities. Compared to Yuanyang's sister-in-law, who persuaded her for personal gain, and Lady Xing, who helped her husband find a concubine, her personality was noble and upright. - [Love: She loves Baoyu because Baoyu is very much like her grandfather. When she hears Taoist Zhang say that Baoyu is like her grandfather, her face will be filled with tears.] <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Grandmother Jia's evaluation of Qin Keqing was originally as follows: " Grandmother Jia knew that Qin Shi was a very appropriate person. She was born graceful and delicate, and her actions were gentle and peaceful. She was the first one among her great-granddaughters-in-law to be proud of." <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
'Dream of the Red Chamber' didn't have a direct description of Jia Yuanchun's appearance. However, from the side, it could be inferred that Yuan Chun's temperament was "supreme, rich, graceful, and beautiful", and there was a point of view that she had "eyes like water almonds". On her head, she wore a black and shiny ("bun" upper half +"bun"), a honey-colored cotton jacket, a rose-purple two-color gold and silver mouse shoulder to shoulder coat, and a green and yellow silk cotton skirt. The color was half new and not old, and the outer cover was a colorful stone green silver mouse. However, this was not the original description of her appearance in the strict sense. Also, through the similarity of Bao Qin's name with Yuan Chun's servant Bao Qin and Grandmother Jia's extraordinary love for Bao Qin, it was inferred that Bao Qin and Yuan Chun looked very similar. Bao Qin's appearance was "even her sister and these people couldn't compare to her", which indirectly highlighted Yuan Chun's beauty. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', Lady Jia was Jia Baoyu's grandmother. Grandmother Jia was the most powerful person in the Jia family. Jia Baoyu was the second son of Jia Zheng and Lady Wang of Rong Mansion. He was born with a jade in his mouth and was the eldest grandson of the Jia family. Grandmother Jia doted on Jia Baoyu very much. She gave great attention, care, and protection to Jia Baoyu's life and growth. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Grandmother Jia thought that Qin Keqing was a very appropriate person. She was born graceful and delicate, and her actions were gentle and peaceful. She was the first person among her great-granddaughters-in-law to be proud of. This evaluation was what Grandmother Jia thought deep in her heart. Although she did not say it publicly, it represented the evaluation of Qin Keqing by the elders of the Ning and Rong residences. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Granny Liu was not directly related to the Jia family. She was Wang Gouer's mother-in-law. Wang Gouer's ancestors had been connected to the Wang family and used this to curry favor with Madam Wang's father. Therefore, Granny Liu and Madam Wang were considered relatives. Grandmother Jia addressed Granny Liu as her "in-laws", but in fact, they were distant relatives. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In the eighteenth chapter of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', Jia Yuanchun officially appeared. This was the only time she appeared in the book. That was when Yuanchun returned home to visit her relatives, and the Jia family built a Grand View Garden to welcome her. In addition, Yuan Chun's other appearances in the book were all through the mouths of others, such as Leng Zixing telling Yuan Chun's life experience, making lantern riddles, giving gifts during the Dragon Boat Festival, etc. In the sixteenth chapter, when Jia Zheng celebrated his birthday, the eunuch in the palace came to pass down an edict. Later, he learned that Jia Yuanchun was promoted to Fengzao Palace Minister, and was granted the title of Xiande Consort, as well as being allowed to return to his mother's home to visit relatives. In the fifth chapter of the novel, Yuan Chun's fate was hinted through the dream song of Hate Impermanence."My life has already entered the Yellow Springs... I need to retreat early." At the end of the last 40 chapters of Gao E's book, she and her uncle Wang Ziteng died one after another. However, Redologists believed that from the "tiger and rhinoceros meet and dream of returning" in the verdict and Zhiyanzhai's "Begging for Qiao" in Yuan Chun, they could conclude that Yuan Chun should have died in a political struggle after becoming pregnant. In addition, in the 86th chapter, when the noble Zhou died, the outside world mistakenly spread the news as Jia Yuanchun's death, causing the people of the Jia family to experience a false alarm. The death of noble Zhou actually foreshadowed Jia Yuanchun's unfortunate ending in the future. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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Yes, I've read the novel Dream of the Red Chamber. In it, Lin Daiyu is Grandmother Jia's granddaughter, and Jia Baoyu is Grandmother Jia's grandson.
Jia Jin was not a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. There was no relevant information about Jia Jin in the search results provided. Therefore, I don't know the specific situation of Jia Jin in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'.