Wang Binmei sang the opening and ending songs of the 30-episode drama version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. Read more exciting novels for free
The opening song of the 87th edition of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was 'Overture to Dream of the Red Chamber'. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
"Dream of the Red Chamber" started with Jia Yucun and Zhen Shiyin. Zhen Shiyin's study was where the first story took place. In his dream, he saw a monk and a Taoist talking about the Crimson Pearl Immortal Grass and the Shenying Attendant. This story revealed pure and innocent love and foreshadowed the development of Bao Dai's love. In addition, Zhen Shiyin's appearance also hinted at the tragedy of the Jia family and pointed out the theme of the novel. Jia Yucun was a poor scholar. In order to rectify his foundation, he decided to enter the capital for the imperial examinations and pursue fame. Therefore, the opening with Jia Yucun and Zhen Shiyin as the starting point laid the foundation for the development of the subsequent story and the unfolding of the theme.
The opening song of the 1987 version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was 'Overture.' <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Wang Xifeng had worked hard for the Jia family for half her life, but she ended up in a tragic state. When she lost her power, she did not get a proper burial. She spent her life in vain. Not only did she have nothing, but she also lost her life. She answered,"The trap is too clever, but it has ruined Qingqing's life." It could be seen that Wang Xifeng was eventually divorced from the family. After that, she returned to the Wang family in Jinling with Ping 'er, the other concubines, and the family property. Jia Lian had a premonition that the Jia residence would be raided, so he arranged to escort Qiaojie to the Wang family in Jinling in advance. However, the Jia residence was raided on the way, and the Wang family was unwilling to take Qiaojie in for self-preservation. They did not even give Wang Xifeng's wealth, so Wang Xifeng had to leave the Wang family with her daughter. In the 120 circulated chapters of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', Wang Xifeng died. Sister Qiao was born to Wang Xifeng and Jia Lian, ranking ninth among the twelve beauties of Jinling. When the Jia family was destroyed, she should have been reduced from a noble lady to a brothel woman, but from her judgment and related plots, she eventually became the daughter of a good family. In the passage book, when Wang Xifeng died and Jia Lian was not at home, Qiaojie was sold by her ruthless uncle Wang Ren and her evil brother Jia Yun to be a concubine in a foreign country. Fortunately, Granny Liu came. Ping 'er took Qiaojie and Granny Liu and escaped. Granny Liu spent all her money to save Qiaojie. Qiaojie finally took care of her husband and taught her children and made a living by weaving. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', there were many characters with the surname Wang. Among them were Jia Baoyu's mother, Lady Wang, Lin Daiyu's nanny, Nanny Wang, and Xue Baochai's mother, Aunt Xue. These characters were all related to the Jia family by marriage. Madam Wang and Aunt Xue were biological sisters. They were both daughters of the Wang family. Madam Wang married Jia Zheng and became the mistress of Rong Mansion. Aunt Xue married Xue Baochai's father and became the mistress of the Xue family. Although Madam Wang and Aunt Xue had the same status before they got married, their status changed as their husbands 'positions changed, so they addressed each other differently. Madam Wang was called Madam Wang instead of Madam Jia to distinguish her from the other madams in the Jia residence. These characters with the surname Wang played an important role in the story and were closely related to the fate of the Jia family.
The songs in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were like bright pearls embedded in the crown of this literary masterpiece. Not only did they enrich the artistic content of the work, but they also profoundly revealed the fate, emotions, and profound philosophy of the characters in the book from many dimensions. The lyrics of the song corresponding to 'All Done' were filled with thoughts about fame, wealth, wealth, beautiful wives, and descendants. From the song, we can feel a deep insight into the impermanence of everything in the world. Fame was fleeting in the long river of time. The glory of the generals and generals from ancient times to the present was now only left in the wilderness. People's endless pursuit of money only found that everything was empty at the end of their lives. Wealth could not be taken away and might not be passed down. The impermanence of love was fully shown in the lyrics of "On the birthday of the king, the king died with others", revealing the coldness of the world. And the concern for children and grandchildren often did not get the expected return. This song used a pessimistic tone to sing about the emptiness and absurdity of life. It made the audience reflect on what they were pursuing. It also hinted at the helplessness of many characters in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. For example, the Jia family was obsessed with fame, wealth, and luxury, but they ignored the crisis of their family's decline. The song "Three Wonders of Writing Handkerchief" was a delicate portrait of Lin Daiyu's love. "The eyes are empty, the tears are empty, and the tears are empty. How can I not be sad when I give you a piece of mermaid silk?" These lyrics vividly depicted Lin Daiyu's image of being secretly sad and crying for love. Her love was full of helplessness, sadness, and persistence. The song vividly expressed this complex emotion, making the audience deeply feel Lin Daiyu's unspeakable pain in love and her deep love for Jia Baoyu under the shackles of feudal ethics. The song "Splitting Bones" was even more tear-jerking. It described the grief of Tanchun when she married far away. Tanchun was originally a capable woman, but because of her identity as a concubine and the fate of the feudal family, she had no choice but to marry far away. The lyrics of " Don't drag me into this " perfectly expressed Tanchun's helplessness, strength, and reluctance to part with her hometown and relatives when facing her fate. The pain of life and death conveyed in the song was not only a personal tragedy of Tanchun, but also a microcosm of the fate of women under the feudal system. It reflected the tragic situation of women being treated as political chess pieces in society at that time. These songs of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were closely linked to the plot and the characters in the book. They used music to further deepen the tragic color of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', allowing people to have a deeper understanding and understanding of the characters, stories, and the social reality of the feudal era reflected behind the work. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The ending poem of Dream of the Red Chamber was written by Lin Daiyu. After Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai got married, Lin Daiyu died of grief. At the end of the novel, Jia Baoyu deeply felt that Lin Daiyu's departure was his fault, so he made up his mind to turn over a new leaf. He left home to find his own way out. At the same time, he built his own study in the Grand View Garden and began his literary journey.
Dream of the Red Chamber was a classical Chinese novel that told the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and others. According to the traditional ending of the novel, the Dream of the Red Chamber ended with the deaths of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and the others. In the ending of the novel, Jia Baoyu died of grief and Lin Daiyu died of depression. The love story between the two ended in tragedy. In addition, some of the characters from other novels also appeared in Dream of the Red Chamber, such as Wang Xifeng and Shi Xiangyun, but they did not appear in the novel's ending. The ending of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' left a deep impression on people. It was a classic work of Chinese classical novels.
Dream of the Red Chamber was a classic Chinese novel that told the story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and others. The ending of the novel was more complicated and different versions had different endings. The following was one of the possible endings: At the end of the novel, Jia Baoyu died of grief, and Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai passed away one after another. The remaining people also dispersed. Jia Baoyu's family gradually declined and eventually became an empty shell. The whole novel ended with a sad atmosphere, which made people feel endless regret and emotion. However, the ending of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' also had other different explanations and understandings. This was also one of the most fascinating parts of the novel.
'Dream of the Red Chamber' was one of the classics of Chinese classical literature and one of the most magnificent, representative, and influential novels in the history of Chinese literature. The novel narrated the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and the rise and fall of the Jia family. At the end of the novel, Jia Baoyu died of grief and Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai also committed suicide. The Jia family eventually declined and perished. The entire story ended with "Story of the Stone". The stone became the Jia family's heirloom treasure box. Jia Baoyu placed it in the box with Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, Jia Baoyu, and the others, and placed it in the Grand View Garden of the "Jia Daishan's Home in Rong Mansion". After that, a series of stories happened while Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu lived in the Grand View Garden of Jia Daishan's family in Rong Mansion. Eventually, the stone was inherited by the "Story of the Stone" and became the symbol of love between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. The ending of the novel,"Story of the Stone", expressed the author's deep thinking about human nature and his helplessness and emotion towards fate. It also showed the problems and thoughts about family, love, fate and other aspects in ancient Chinese culture.