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"Golden Dust Aristocratic Family" was from the Qing Dynasty.

The author of " Golden Dust Aristocratic Family " was Cao Xueqin.

The original work of " Golden Dust Aristocratic Family " was written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty.

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The ending of " Golden Dust Aristocratic Family ", a Qing Dynasty novel, was as follows: At the end of the novel, the relationship between Jin Yanxi and Leng Qingqiu did not get a real answer. In the end, they did not end up together. Instead, they chose different paths. Jin Yanxi went to Hong Kong to work in the finance industry and became a successful businessman. On the other hand, Leng Qingqiu chose to leave Beijing and go to Shanghai to become an actress. The novel did not give the answer to the question between Jin Yanxi and Leng Qingqiu. Instead, it made them choose different paths, indicating that their feelings would never be intertwined. The ending of the novel also expressed the author's deep thinking about human nature, revealing the various ills of society and the complexity of human nature at that time.

" Golden Dust Aristocratic Family " was a classic online novel that told the story of the love between a rich girl, Jin Yanxi, and a poor scholar, Leng Qingqiu, at the end of the Qing Dynasty. Although this novel has a high literary value, it may not be very friendly to modern Chinese audiences because it is a classical Chinese novel. Therefore, if they wanted to remake it into a TV series or movie, they might face a lot of controversy. Some viewers felt that the remake might not respect the original novel, and the plot and characters in the novel might not be adapted reasonably enough, or even destroy the spiritual core of the original novel. In addition, because the original novel was a classical Chinese novel, the requirements for acting and special effects might be higher, so the remake might face technical difficulties. In addition, the audience's attitude towards the remake also depended on the performance of the actors. If the actor's performance did not conform to the spiritual core of the original work or the acting skills were not good, the audience might doubt the quality of the TV series. To sum up, the reason why the remake of " Golden Dust Aristocratic Family " was controversial was that it was a classic work with high literary value. For the audience, it was not only a TV series or a movie, but also a respect for cultural traditions.

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The ending of the original novel was that He Zhizhang and Leng Qingqiu got married, but their marriage was not happy because He Zhizhang's mother did not like Leng Qingqiu and Leng Qingqiu also had some other pursuers. In the end, Leng Qingqiu left Beijing and went to Shanghai to develop her career. He Zhizhang also followed her to Shanghai. In the novel, He Zhizhang and Leng Qingqiu did not end up together, but the feelings and memories between them still existed.

The TV series "Golden Dust Aristocratic Family" took place in Beijing from the late Qianlong period to the early Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (about the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century).

" Golden Dust Aristocratic Family " was a love story about Jin Yanxi, Leng Qingqiu, and Bao Chunlai in the Qing Dynasty. The novel used the aristocratic society in the south of Beijing as the background to describe the life course of an aristocratic family from prosperity to decline, from love to grief and indignation, from happiness to pain. There were many classic descriptions and plots in the novel, such as " The Dream of the Red Chamber is full of true love, the golden family is full of love,"" The Dream of the Red Chamber is full of wealth, the golden family is full of sadness," and so on. They were considered classic works of modern Chinese novels.