The roles of Zhen Hermit and Jia Yucun in the novel Dream of the Red Chamber.

" Dream of the Red Chamber " was a classic Chinese classical novel. Zhen Hermit and Jia Yucun were two important characters in the novel. The following is a brief summary of the roles these two characters played in the novel: Hermit Zhen: Zhen Shiyin was a character in the novel. He came from a wealthy family, but for some reason, he decided to give up his wealth and status and leave the officialdom to live in seclusion in the countryside. In the novel, Zhen Shiyin was a thoughtful person. He opposed some corruption at that time, especially those who pursued power and wealth. Because of this, he was ostracized and ridiculed by some people. Zhen Shiyin's image in the novel was a man with thoughts, pursuits and principles. His existence provided important enlightenment for the theme and thoughts of the novel. Jia Yucun: Jia Yucun was another important character in the novel. He was Jia Baoyu's elder brother. He was a very smart, powerful, and influential person. In the novel, Jia Yucun participated in Jia Baoyu's imperial examination and helped him cheat successfully. This made him gain a lot of benefits but also lose a lot of things. Jia Yucun was a man with a strong desire for power. He pursued power and wealth, but because of this, he became cold, selfish, and hypocritical. His existence reflected the social reality of the novel. Zhen Shiyin and Jia Yucun both played important roles in the novel. Their existence and words and deeds reflected the social reality and various aspects of human nature at that time. Their thoughts and actions also provided important inspiration for the theme and ideas of the novel.

In the Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Yucun wrote a poem about the moon called 'Remembering My Younger Brother on a Moonlit Night'. This poem described the environment and scenery in the moonlight, expressing the poet's longing for his younger brother. Among them," When will the moon be bright? Ask the blue sky about the wine " was the most classic poem, and it became a classic sentence in Chinese culture.

Jia Zhen was a character in the Chinese classic novel," Dream of the Red Chamber." He was the son of Jia Jing and was a hereditary third-grade general. Jia Zhen lived a luxurious life and was shameless and dissolute. Although he had many wives and concubines, he had an affair with his daughter-in-law Qin Keqing and had an ambiguous relationship with his wife's sister, Second Sister You and Third Sister. He was a prodigal son who had ruined the family business and was regarded as an unworthy descendant of the Jia family. Jia Zhen's image in the novel was described as evil and irresponsible. Compared to other characters, she was more like a rich and idle person living in the Dream of the Red Chamber.

We can come to the following conclusion: Qin Keqing is a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. She is Jia Rong's wife and Jia Zhen's daughter-in-law. Jia Zhen was a man with power, the patriarch of the Jia family. He worked hard on women and had absolute authority in the family. The search results did not give a clear answer as to why Qin Keqing had given herself to Jia Zhen. Therefore, based on the information provided, I am unable to determine the exact reason why Qin Keqing had given herself to Jia Zhen.

The families of Zhen Shiyin, Jia Yucun, and Cao Xueqin are the three major characters in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. The relationship between them is complicated. Zhen Shiyin was a good friend of Jia Yucun, and the two of them worked together in the Zhen family. Later, Zhen Shiyin learned about some matters in the Jia family and decided to leave the Jia family to take the imperial examination. However, before he went to the examination hall, he met a person called Jia Baoyu and they developed feelings for each other. However, Jia Baoyu's mother, Lady Jia, did not agree to Zhen Shiyin's relationship with Jia Baoyu, which led to Zhen Shiyin's eventual breakup with Jia Baoyu. Jia Yucun was the housekeeper of the Jia Residence. When he was dealing with the matters of the Jia Residence, he discovered some corruption. In order to expose these crimes, he went to the Zhen residence to investigate the Jia residence with Zhen Shiyin. However, during this process, Jia Yucun and Zhen Shiyin had a conflict. In the end, Zhen Shiyin was framed by Jia Yucun and thrown into prison. In the ending of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', Jia Baoyu ended up in the wilderness due to a series of events and eventually passed away. Zhen Shiyin was deeply affected by his relationship with Jia Baoyu and eventually passed away due to a mental breakdown. In summary, the relationship between Zhen Shiyin, Jia Yucun, and Cao Xueqin's families was complicated. Zhen Shiyin and Jia Baoyu had a complicated emotional entanglement, and Jia Yucun was framed because of corruption. The relationship between these characters, as well as the history, politics, and family issues involved in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', all require us to think deeply and understand.

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.

Jia Min was a character in the Qing Dynasty novel Dream of the Red Chamber. She was the daughter of Grandmother Jia and Jia Daishan, and Lin Daiyu's mother. Jia Min was born into a noble family and was doted on by Grandmother Jia. She was described as smart, obedient, and outstanding. She was married to Lin Ruhai, the daughter of the scholarly family. Jia Min's appearance and talent could be seen from Daiyu. Grandmother Jia was very fond of Jia Min, which meant that she had her own special characteristics. However, the information about Jia Min's character and personality was very limited and difficult to grasp. Jia Min was a deceased character in the novel, and her early death hinted at the decline of the Jia family. In general, Jia Min was an important but vague character. Her image and personality were not described in detail.