In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', why was Jia Yingchun tortured to death a year after she got married?

Jia Yingchun was a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. She was the second daughter of the Jia family, born of Jia She and a concubine. Her appearance was described as slightly plump skin, a well-fitted figure, gentle and quiet, and amiable. Her character was weak and incompetent, so she was called "blockhead". She did not have any independent activities in the Grand View Garden. She was just a supporting role. Her fate was tragic. She was sold off by Jia She and married into the Sun family. In the end, she died under Sun Shaozu's abuse. Jia Yingchun's image shows the author's compassion for the fate of mankind and reflects the light of humanism. Her personality, fate, and practical significance were all worthy of in-depth discussion.

In Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia She was Jia Baoyu's father and one of the Jia Clan's Clan Heads. Although he was born into a noble family, he was greedy and tyrannical, and lacked a sense of responsibility for family affairs. In the novel, Jia She often adopted a negative attitude when dealing with family affairs and even cruelly punished his family members. For example, when Jia She passed away, not only did he not grieve, but he was also very indifferent. In addition, he often went out to play and paid no attention to family affairs.

Jia Yingchun was the first daughter of the Jia family.

Jia She was an important character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. He was the eldest son of the Jia family and also a fifth-rank official. However, Jia She was not focused on official positions. He was more interested in cultivating immortality and alchemy. Although he had a certain official position, he did not think that official position was the most important. Instead, he valued cultivation and cultivation more. Therefore, Jia She did not participate in the imperial examination, nor did he pursue a Jinshi background. His interests and pursuits had nothing to do with the imperial examination, so he did not have any achievements in the imperial examination.

Jia Yingchun's self-saving strategy [Red Chamber] was a free novel.

Jia Huan was a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. He was the son of Jia Zheng and Aunt Zhao, and also Jia Baoyu's younger brother. Jia Huan's image was described as a lowly, wretched, greedy, vicious, stingy, and liked to throw tantrums. He felt injustice towards Jia Baoyu and framed him many times, such as deliberately turning over the candlestick to burn Baoyu, and falsely accusing Baoyu of causing Baoyu to be beaten up by Jia Zheng. Although Jia Huan had read some books, he had no literary talent and could only socialize with the world. He wanted to get close to the power center of the Jia family and achieve his own social class leap, so he interacted with Xue Baochai and Jia Baoyu. However, because his existence posed a potential threat to Baoyu's inheritance of the family business, Jia Huan was belittled by the aunt and nephew of the Wang family. In addition, Grandmother Jia did not like him, so everyone was not friendly to him. Jia Huan was originally a proper master in the Jia family, but due to various reasons, he never received everyone's approval and love. Regarding Jia Huan's ending, the article did not mention the specific situation, so it was impossible to know.

Jia Huan was a character in the classic novel," Dream of the Red Chamber." He was the son of Jia Zheng and Aunt Zhao, and the half-brother of Jia Baoyu. Jia Huan's image was described in the novel as sinister, cunning, and had the characteristics of a villain. He often framed Jia Baoyu, for example, deliberately turning over the candlestick and burning Baoyu. He also framed Baoyu after Jinchuan jumped into the well, causing Baoyu to be beaten up by Jia Zheng. Jia Huan was originally the proper master of the Jia family, but because of his jealousy of Baoyu and Grandmother Jia's dislike, he was not welcomed in the family. Jia Huan's character was rough and crafty. He had read some books, but he had no literary talent. He could only socialize with the world. Jia Huan's status in the Jia family was low, but he worked hard to gain respect and recognition, hoping to change the fate of the family. However, his efforts ended in tragedy, and he was framed by the enemy. In general, Jia Huan was an unpopular figure. His image highlighted the opposite of Jia Baoyu, and at the same time, it also showed the struggle between the Di and Shu in the feudal family.

Jia Cong was a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. He was the son of Jia She and the younger brother of Jia Lian. He appeared less often in the novel, and there were few descriptions. According to the description in the article, Jia Cong's identity should be the son of Jia She's concubine, which was different from Jia Lian's identity. He should be the same as Jia Huan. Jia Cong's status was relatively low, and he was not liked in the Jia residence. Although Jia Cong's identity was not clearly stated, from the number of times he appeared, the order, and Madam Xing's reprimanding of him, it could be inferred that he was Jia She's illegitimate son and Jia Lian's half-brother. Jia Cong's status in the Jia Residence was relatively low, and he was regarded as one of the most neglected heirs.

There was no mention of Jia Se in Dream of the Red Chamber.

Jia Lian was a character in the 1987 TV series " Dream of the Red Chamber ", played by actor Gao Hongliang. He was regarded as one of the best Jia Lian in the play and was described as noble, masculine and lecherous. Gao Hongliang successfully created the role of Jia Lian in the play. His image was very appropriate and he was called the most handsome man. Although Jia Baoyu was regarded as the most handsome man in the Jia family in the original work, in the play, Jia Lian's image was even more outstanding, while Jia Baoyu appeared ordinary. Gao Hongliang's performance made Jia Lian a classic character in the hearts of the audience.