What was the difference between the plots of the various versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'?

" Spring Dream of the Red Chamber " and " Dream of the Red Chamber " were two different novels. Although they were both sequels of " Dream of the Red Chamber ", the authors and the story were different. " Spring Dream of the Red Chamber " was a continuation of " Dream of the Red Chamber " from the Qing Dynasty. The novel told the story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and others after his family declined, his father died, and his mother's separation. Many of the plots and characters in the novel had been re-designed and supplemented from the original novel 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. There were also many original plots and characters. In comparison,'Dream of the Red Chamber' was Cao Xueqin's original novel. The plot was more complete and the relationship between the characters was more complicated. It was also a classic work of Chinese classical novels. There were many profound cultural and philosophical thoughts in Dream of the Red Chamber that had a profound impact on Chinese literature and culture. Although the two novels were both sequels to 'Dream of the Red Chamber', the author and the plot were different, each with their own unique style and characteristics.

As far as I know, there are currently a total of 12 versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', including the current version, Gao E's continuation, Gengchen version, Fairy Jinghuan's Biography, Cheng Jia version, Cheng Yi version, Cheng Weiyuan's preface version, New Evidence of Dream of the Red Chamber, the Collection of Dream of the Red Chamber, Gao E's Dream of the Red Chamber, and other versions of the Dream of the Red Chamber. The differences between these versions are usually very small, but there may be subtle differences in some aspects such as text, chapter structure, proofreading, etc. However, because there were many versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', the differences between some versions might not be particularly obvious, so readers could choose different versions to read according to their preferences and needs.

There are many differences between the 87 edition of Dream of the Red Chamber and the original work. The following are the main differences: 1. Literature style: The original work of "Dream of the Red Chamber" is a classic work in Chinese classical literature. The 87 version of the TV series uses the literary style of modern TV dramas to better suit the tastes of modern audiences. 2. Character Creation: The 87 version of the TV series has made varying degrees of cuts and adjustments to the important characters in the original work. For example, the image of Li Qin, who plays Lin Daiyu in the TV series, is different from the description in the original work. 3. Plot arrangement: The 87 version of the TV series has adapted the original plot arrangement, such as adding some plots and deleting some character relationships. 4. Actor's performance: The performance of the actors in the 87 version of the TV series is also different from the original. Some actors 'performance in the TV series is more delicate and more in line with the characters in the original. The 87 edition of Dream of the Red Chamber is different from the original in terms of literary style, character creation, plot arrangement, and actor performance. However, both of them are classics in Chinese classical literature, worthy of our repeated appreciation and study.

As far as I know, there are many versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. The more famous ones are as follows: 1. The current version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': It is the most common version of the Chinese classical novel' Dream of the Red Chamber', and also one of the best versions. The popular version was more mature in terms of writing style, plot, and character description. It was the most commonly used version in the study of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. 2. Cheng Weiyuan's version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': Cheng Weiyuan was one of the producers of' Dream of the Red Chamber'. The version he made was called 'Cheng Weiyuan's version.' This version was more gorgeous in writing and more detailed in character portrayals, but there were some loopholes in the plot compared to the popular version. 3. Zhiyanzhai's edition of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': Zhiyanzhai was one of the authors of' Dream of the Red Chamber'. The edition he made was called 'Zhiyanzhai's edition.' This version was more quaint in style and more detailed in the characters. It was one of the more authoritative versions in the study of Dream of the Red Chamber. 4. Jiang Xun's Version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': Jiang Xun was a well-known translator and interpreter of' Dream of the Red Chamber'. His version was known as the 'Jiang Xun Version.' This version was excellent in both audio and video forms, and the interpretation of the characters and plot was also very popular among readers. These are some of the versions of "Dream of the Red Chamber" that I know of. Of course, there are many other versions. These versions are different in terms of writing style, plot, character description, etc. However, their common feature is that they all show the unique charm of "Dream of the Red Chamber".

There were many versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. 1. The current version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', also known as' Zhiyanzhai's Reevaluation of the Story of the Stone 'was the first version created by Cao Xueqin and also one of the most widely circulated versions. 2 "Dream of the Red Chamber" Cheng Weiyuan's original edition: Cheng Weiyuan was one of the people who adapted the popular version of "Dream of the Red Chamber". He revised some words and deleted some chapters to make "Dream of the Red Chamber" more fluent. 3 "Dream of the Red Chamber" Liu Xinwu's book: Liu Xinwu has conducted an in-depth study of "Dream of the Red Chamber". He has carried out a unique interpretation of the text according to his own understanding. Gao E was one of the authors who adapted 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. He adapted Cao Xueqin's original poem and added, deleted, and tampered with the text. These versions all had their own characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. The readers could choose to read them according to their own preferences and needs.

The Zhiyanzhai version of Dream of the Red Chamber referred to the Zhiyanzhai version of Cao Xueqin's novel Dream of the Red Chamber. As Zhiyanzhai was a very important character in the novel, his comments were also preserved in every edition of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', hence the name' Zhipi Edition'. The following are some versions of the edited version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber': 1 Gengchen edition: It is currently one of the most famous fat batches and the most circulated version on the market. It was collected by Cao Xueqin's grandson, Cao Xueqin's family. After many generations, it was finally compiled and published by Cheng Weiyuan and others. 2. Jiaxu edition: It is also one of the Zhipi edition. Like the Gengchen edition, it was compiled from the collection of Cao Xueqin's family. 3. Jimao edition: It was also one of the versions approved by Zhi. It was passed down through many generations by Cao Xueqin's great-grandfather, Cao Yin, and was finally compiled and published by Cao Xueqin's good friend, Gao E. 4. Jing Zang Ben: It is also one of the fat batches. It was collected by Cao Xueqin's uncle, Cao Dingchen. It is now stored in the National Library of China. In addition, there were some other versions such as Guiyou version, Zhuangzhou Lixiang Yuan version, Dream of the Red Chamber Xinzheng version, etc. However, the quantity and quality of their versions were not as good as the above versions.

There was no direct relationship between 'Dream of the Red Chamber' and 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. The Red Tower referred to an ancient building on Gulangyu Island, which was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It was one of the famous historical and cultural relics in the city. Although there was no direct connection between 'Dream of the Red Chamber', Gulangyu Island, where' Dream of the Red Chamber 'was located, was once the location of the Jia family in' Dream of the Red Chamber', so it was used as the background of the plot in some novels. For example, in the TV series " Dream of the Red Chamber," the Red Chamber on Gulangyu Island was used as one of the main backdrops of the plot.

Both the novel version and the TV series version of Dream of the Red Chamber were adapted works of the Chinese classic novel, Dream of the Red Chamber. However, there were some differences in the story plot, character creation, and picture presentation. 1. Plot: The novel version and the TV series version have different plots. The novel version used the love story of Lin Daiyu, Jia Baoyu and others as the main line to describe the rise and fall of the Jia family, while the TV series mainly presented the prosperous period of the Jia family with Jia Baoyu's growth as a clue. 2. Character Creation: There are also differences in character creation between the novel version and the TV series version. The characters in the novel version were more three-dimensional, each character had their own unique personality and destiny, and the description was more detailed, while the TV series simplified and summarized the characters 'images and emphasized the story. 3. Image presentation: There are also differences in the image presentation between the novel version and the TV series version. The style of the novel version was more classical and focused on describing the emotions and hearts of the characters, while the TV series adopted a more modern style and focused on the luxury and wealth of the Jia family. 4. Sound presentation: There are also differences in the sound presentation between the novel version and the TV series version. In the novel version, the sound processing was more detailed and focused on expressing the emotions and inner dialogue of the characters, while the TV series version used a fast-paced background music and dialogue to enhance the cohesiveness of the plot. There were some differences between the novel version and the TV series version in terms of storyline, character creation, visual presentation, and sound presentation, but they were both adapted works of "Dream of the Red Chamber" and each had their own unique presentation methods and styles.

There were many differences between the new version of Dream of the Red Chamber and the original. Here are some of the main differences: 1. Plot adaptation: The original "Dream of the Red Chamber" was a long narrative poem, while the new version of the TV series adapted the novel into a long novel, cutting and modifying the story. 2. Character Creation: The original character creation was more detailed, but the new version of the TV series simplified and summarized the characters. 3. Picture style: The new version of the TV series has modified the picture style and used more modern and fashionable elements. 4. Choice of actors: The new version of the TV series has chosen some young actors to play the characters in Dream of the Red Chamber. The acting style of these actors is different from the characters in the original. 5. Music: The new version of the TV series has been adapted and deleted in terms of music to highlight the story and character. There were many differences between the new version of Dream of the Red Chamber and the original, but they were all adapted and modified on the basis of respecting the original.

What was the difference between a copy and a printed copy of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'? Both the manuscript and the printed version were published by 'Dream of the Red Chamber', but there were still some differences between them. 1. Paper: The copy of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' was printed on different paper. Codices were usually printed on high-quality paper while copies were printed on rougher paper. This difference reflected the difference in craftsmanship and production. 2. The font of the manuscript and the printed version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were also different. The handwriting of a copy was usually more exquisite and beautiful than a printed copy. This was because manuscripts were usually copied by some literati, who had higher taste and aesthetic requirements for the font. [3]<br><br> The contents of the copied and printed versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' are also different. Because the number of copies was relatively small, its content was more precious and complete than the printed version. The manuscripts may contain some unpublished fragments or pages that are of great significance to the study of the historical and cultural background of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. 4. Layouts: The printed version of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' usually uses a more complicated layout, including various types of typography and decorations to create an elegant and exquisite atmosphere. As for manuscripts, they were usually simpler and mainly written in words. The differences between a copy and a printed copy were mainly reflected in the paper, font, content, and layout. These differences are of great significance to the study of the historical and cultural background of Dream of the Red Chamber.