Combining with the original work, this paper analyses the cause, process, result and significance of the major event of "looting the Grand View Garden" in "Dream of the Red Chamber".

Grand View Garden was a very important scene in Dream of the Red Chamber. It described the scene of Jia Baoyu and the others living in Qinghua Garden. The following is a paragraph describing the Grand View Garden: When Daiyu heard this, she cried and said,"This is not the house where I live with Baoyu." Although he also lives in Qinghua Garden, he can still tell Baoyu and I apart." Baoyu quickly pulled her sleeve and said,"Miss Bao, don't cry. This is not a house for the two of us." It's just that this house was given to us by Madam. We can't let it down." Hearing this, Daiyu gradually stopped crying.

The description of the Grand View Garden in Dream of the Red Chamber was as follows: The Grand View Garden was an important scene in the classical Chinese novel " Dream of the Red Chamber." It was located in the southern half of Jia Baoyu's residence in Jinling Province. It was a villa built by the Jia family for the purpose of visiting relatives in Yuanchun. In the spring of the Yuan Dynasty, the general name of the garden was "Grand View Garden". The horizontal board in the main hall read "Gu En Si Yi". After Yuanchun visited his relatives, he ordered Baoyu and all the hairpins to live in the garden. The Grand View Garden was a grand building with exquisite decorations. It was composed of the rooms, gardens, and utensils where Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and others lived. The most famous ones were Bao Qin's room and Baochai's Wuyuan. Bao Qin's room was called the Green Nunnery. The room was mainly decorated with green bamboos, and the furniture was also in the shape of green bamboos, creating a fresh and natural atmosphere. On the other hand, Baochai's Muwu Garden was a garden decorated with herbs. There were all kinds of herbs and flowers in the garden, and the scenery was beautiful. In addition, there were also famous scenic spots such as Xichun Building, Yihong Courtyard, Xiaoxiang Pavilion, etc. Each scenic spot had a unique decoration and atmosphere, showing the essence of Chinese classical garden art. The Grand View Garden was one of the most wonderful and detailed scenes in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. Through the exquisite architecture, exquisite gardens, and meticulous descriptions, it displayed the style and essence of the life of ancient Chinese aristocrats.

Whether or not there was a West Mansion crabapple in the Grand View Garden of Dream of the Red Chamber required a specific analysis because the plot of the novel did not specifically describe what plants were in the Grand View Garden. However, according to the plot of the novel, the Grand View Garden was a villa built by the Jia family for Yuanchun's visit. Yuanchun inscribed the garden with the general name "Grand View Garden". The plaque in the main hall read "Gu En Si Yi". After Yuanchun visited his relatives, he ordered Baoyu and all the hairpins to live in the garden. Xifu Begonia was one of the rare flowers in Grand View Garden. In the novel, it was described as: " Its color is light green, like translucent jade, and its petals are fragrant." Other plants in the Grand View Garden included wisteria, peony, osmanthus, and so on.

In "Dream of the Red Chamber", the role of the "Grand View Garden examination question matching" in the novel mainly had the following points: 1. Showing the luxury and splendor of the Jia family: Through the plot of "Grand View Garden Test", the novel shows the luxury and splendor of the Jia family and also shows the luxurious life of Grandmother Jia. This plot showed the social status and wealth of the Jia family to the readers, and also showed the noble status of Grandmother Jia. 2. Reflecting the feudal hierarchy: In the novel, the plot of "Da Guan Yuan Test" reflects the existence of the feudal hierarchy. Through this plot, the noble characters in the novel showed their different talents and status, while the characters with lower status could only do lowly things. This plot also showed the cruelty and hypocrisy of feudal society to the readers. 3. Prominent Jia Baoyu's talent: Through the plot of "Grand View Garden Test", Jia Baoyu's talent was highlighted in the novel. Jia Baoyu, as the son of the Jia family, had a very high talent, but in the feudal society, his talent could not be fully displayed. Through this plot, the novel combined Jia Baoyu's talent with the wealth and social status of the Jia family to highlight his misfortune and pain. The plot of "Da Guan Yuan Test for Talents" in the novel played a role in displaying the feudal luxury, reflecting the hierarchy, and emphasizing Jia Baoyu's talent. At the same time, it also showed the cruelty and hypocrisy of the feudal society to readers.

The first five chapters of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were about Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and the others. They mainly talked about their lives in the Rong and Ning residences, as well as the entanglements between them. These plots laid the foundation for the entire novel, showing the characters and lifestyle of the Rong and Ning residences, and also laid the foundation for the later stories. In the first five chapters of Dream of the Red Chamber, the life descriptions of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and others were very delicate, showing their personalities, emotions and thoughts. For example, Jia Baoyu felt different from the people around him when he was restricted and suppressed in the Rong Mansion, but he still yearned for freedom and true love. Lin Daiyu was a sensitive, kind and emotional girl. The emotional entanglement between her and Jia Baoyu was also one of the important topics of the novel. Xue Baochai was a smart, rational, and intelligent girl. She was good at dealing with interpersonal relationships and things. In the first five chapters of the novel, the characters and lifestyle of Rong Mansion and Ning Mansion were also described, which laid the foundation for the later stories of the novel. For example, the lifestyle and ideology of Grandmother Jia and Madam Wang in the Rong Mansion, and the lifestyle and image of Wang Xifeng and Shi Xiangyun in the Ning Mansion. These plots provided the background and foundation for the later stories of the novel. In the first five chapters of "Dream of the Red Chamber", through the description of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and other people, it shows their feelings and thoughts. These plots are also one of the important topics of the novel. For example, the emotional entanglement between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu, the contradiction and conflict between Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai, as well as their expectations and confusion about their future life. These plots reflected the emotions and thoughts of the characters in the novel, and they were also the embodiment of the theme of the novel. To sum up, the main content of the first five chapters of Dream of the Red Chamber and its significance in the full text are: Through the description of the life, characters and emotions of the Rong and Ning residences, it shows the image and lifestyle of the characters in the Rong and Ning residences, laying the foundation for the whole novel; Through the description of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and others, it shows their emotions and thoughts, providing the background and foundation for the story behind the novel.

The names of the Grand View Garden in Dream of the Red Chamber have profound meanings. The following are the meanings of the names of the main courtyards: 1. Happy Red Courtyard: Happy Red Courtyard was Jia Baoyu's bedroom and the area where his family and maids lived. This name was taken from the "Book of Songs", which meant that "the mood is comfortable and the color is bright", meaning that Jia Baoyu was a happy and free person at home. 2. Longcui Nunnery: Longcui Nunnery was Lin Daiyu's bedroom. The name was taken from the words " The branches of Longcui are also solid and small in the beginning " in Zhuangzi, implying that Lin Daiyu was a pure and noble woman as beautiful as Longcui. 3. Xiaoxiang Pavilion: Xiaoxiang Pavilion is Jia Baoyu's study. It has beautiful natural scenery and a rich cultural atmosphere. This name was taken from the "Li Sao" in the "Songs of Chu", which meant "sad music". Daoxiang Village: Daoxiang Village is a pastry shop full of antiques. The pastries here are sweet and delicious. The name was taken from a Daoxiang Village near the Jia family's residence in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', implying that the life of the Jia family was full of poetry and delicacies. The names of the few courtyards in the Grand View Garden had profound meanings. They represented the architectural style of the Jia residence, the living culture, and the food culture. They were also an indispensable part of 'Dream of the Red Chamber'.

The inspection of the Grand View Garden was a major event in Dream of the Red Chamber. The 74th chapter of the novel emphasized Qingwen and Tanchun's attitude towards the copying. Qingwen was a famous character in the novel. She was straightforward and loved money as much as her life, but she was very brave and dared to resist injustice. During the raid in Grand View Garden, Qingwen showed her intelligence and courage, and fought for a certain degree of freedom for herself through ingenious responses. Tanchun was another important character in the novel. She was smart, capable, far-sighted, and also a very selfish person. During the raid, Tanchun showed her selfishness and regret. Her resistance to the raid did not get anyone's support. In the end, she was forced to accept the results of the raid. Qingwen and Tanchun in the novel represented two different characters in the novel. Their attitudes when facing the inspection also reflected their character and values.

'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a classic in the history of Chinese literature in the Qing Dynasty. The novel narrated the life and emotional entanglements of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai and other characters in the Rong Mansion and the Ning Mansion. Through the description of the decline of the Rong Mansion and the Ning Mansion, it reflected the various drawbacks of the feudal society and the richness of human nature. The characters in the novel were vivid, the plot was full of ups and downs, and the language was beautiful and moving. It was a classic work of Chinese classical novels.

The Grand View Garden in Dream of the Red Chamber was an extremely luxurious villa. How big was it? According to the description of the novel, the Grand View Garden was about 20 acres, equivalent to about 60,000 square meters today. This was a rather large and luxurious residence of the Jia family. What kind of family was the Jia family? The Jia family was an aristocratic family in the Qing Dynasty. Their ancestors were once the white flag aristocrats of Manchuria. However, due to some reasons, they gradually fell into decline and became a wealthy merchant in Jiangnan. In the novel "Dream of the Red Chamber", the Jia family appeared to be a very rich family on the surface, but in fact, there were internal contradictions and disputes. The members of the family competed with each other for luxury and power, which eventually led to the decline of the family.

The "Grand View Garden" in "Dream of the Red Chamber" was an extremely luxurious villa located in the Grand View Garden in Beijing, with an area of about 2800 square meters. The Grand View Garden's design was inspired by various buildings in Greek mythology, including Greek tragic sculptures, classical colored paintings, gardens, and so on. The Jia family was a wealthy aristocratic family of the Jiangnan feudal dynasty. The members of the family usually lived a luxurious life and had a lot of wealth and material enjoyment. The Jia family's business scope included business, trade, military, culture, and art, etc. The family members also participated in various political and cultural activities. The Jia family in Dream of the Red Chamber was a family made up of greed, selfishness, hypocrisy and corruption. The killing and tragic ending of the family members was also an important theme in the novel.