Why was Dream of the Red Chamber banned in the Qing Dynasty?

'Dream of the Red Chamber' was a classic work of Chinese classical novels and was hailed as a monumental work in the history of Chinese literature. However, it was forbidden to read due to its low social status at that time. The following are some possible reasons: 1. The shortcomings of the content: "Dream of the Red Chamber" depicted an illusory aristocratic society and revealed the decadence and darkness of the feudal system. Its story involved many sensitive topics such as marriage, family, power, morality, etc. These topics were considered unlucky in society at that time and might cause social instability. 2. Achievement in literature: Dream of the Red Chamber is regarded as an excellent literary work. Its beautiful language, complicated plot and vivid characters have very high artistic value. However, its content was too profound for ordinary readers to understand, so it was difficult for the public to accept. 3. Political factors: As Dream of the Red Chamber described an illusory aristocratic society and involved many sensitive topics in the society at that time, it might be regarded as a threat to the feudal system by the political rulers at that time and was banned from reading and spreading. Due to the above reasons,"Dream of the Red Chamber" was considered a novel that was not recognized by society at that time, and it was forbidden to read and spread. Although there were later versions of 'Dream of the Red Chamber', their influence was very limited and could not be compared to the original version.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a classic Chinese novel and one of the representative works of the Qing Dynasty. The reason why it was fashionable in the Qing Dynasty was mainly because of the following reasons: 1. Superb literary achievement: Dream of the Red Chamber is a literary work with high artistic value, which shows the life, customs and culture of the Qing Dynasty society with superb literary achievements. 2. Tough structure: "Dream of the Red Chamber" uses a back-to-back structure. Each chapter has a detailed plot and character introduction. Its rigorous structure and ingenious design give readers a strong reading experience. 3. Full-bodied characters: The characters in Dream of the Red Chamber are vivid and lifelike. Each character has its own unique personality and experience, allowing readers to understand the life of the Qing Dynasty society in depth. Profound theme: "Dream of the Red Chamber" explored the good and evil of human nature, love, marriage, family, society and other topics. Its profound theme and thinking were deeply loved by readers and became one of the classics of Chinese classical novels. The popularity of Dream of the Red Chamber in the Qing Dynasty was mainly due to its superb literary achievements, rigorous structure, rich characters, profound theme and thinking.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a Chinese novel that described the life and fickleness of the aristocratic society in the Qing Dynasty. Although Dream of the Red Chamber had rich cultural and literary value, it did not want to be made into a Qing Dynasty drama because Dream of the Red Chamber wanted to express the complexity of human nature and the multi-dimensional society, not simply present the life of the Qing Dynasty. There were many characters depicted in Dream of the Red Chamber, and each of them had a unique personality and destiny. These factors were not completely restricted by the Qing Dynasty society. Therefore, the directors and screenwriters of 'Dream of the Red Chamber' were more willing to portray 'Dream of the Red Chamber' as a diverse world rather than simply filming it in the Qing Dynasty. Dream of the Red Chamber was not just a novel about the life of the aristocrats. It also explored many profound topics such as love, friendship, family, power, human nature, and so on. These topics were more deeply reflected in the context of the Qing Dynasty society, so it might lose its original value if it was filmed as a Qing opera model. To sum up, Dream of the Red Chamber did not want to be made into a Qing Dynasty drama because it wanted to express the complexity of human nature and the multi-dimensional society, not just the life of the Qing Dynasty.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a Chinese classical novel with extremely high literary value and cultural significance. It was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese novels. Reading Dream of the Red Chamber became a trend in the Qing Dynasty mainly because of the following reasons: The Dream of the Red Chamber depicted the daily life of the Qing Dynasty society, including the life of the aristocratic society, family relations, and the culture of the officialdom. Reading Dream of the Red Chamber could help people better understand the social and cultural environment of the Qing Dynasty. There are many characters and plots in Dream of the Red Chamber. The characters and fates of many characters are full of drama and tragedy. Reading Dream of the Red Chamber could help people better understand human nature and emotions, as well as the mentality and performance of human beings when they experienced setbacks and tribulations. The poems, songs, and literary and artistic achievements in Dream of the Red Chamber were also one of the reasons why it became fashionable. There are many beautiful poems and couplets in Dream of the Red Chamber. Reading Dream of the Red Chamber can help people better appreciate and understand these literary and artistic achievements. During the Qing Dynasty, with the gradual contact with Western culture, many people began to pursue the influence of Western culture. The Western cultural elements such as detective novels and romantic love in Dream of the Red Chamber were also appreciated and pursued by the people of the Qing Dynasty. Reading Dream of the Red Chamber became a fashion in the Qing Dynasty mainly because it had important cultural and literary value, and at the same time, it could make people better understand and appreciate the social and cultural environment of the Qing Dynasty, as well as the performance of human nature and emotions.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a novel that described the aristocratic society of the Qing Dynasty, so it belonged to the Qing Dynasty in terms of historical background.

Dream of the Red Chamber was the representative work of the Qing Dynasty's novels about the world. It is a masterpiece with high literary value and cultural significance. Through the criticism and description of feudal society, it shows the richness of human nature and the complexity of society. It has become a classic work of Chinese classical novels.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a Qing Dynasty story about the lives of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and the others in the Grand View Garden. In the novel, Cao Xueqin described many exquisite buildings, including Grand View Garden, Yutan Temple, Nuanxiang Dock, etc. One of the most important scenes in the novel was the Grand View Garden, where Jia Baoyu and the others lived. Redologists believed that it was an ancient building with a strong Qing Dynasty architectural style. In the novel, the architectural style of the Grand View Garden was very unique. It adopted the traditional architectural style of the Qing Dynasty, such as the half-wall building, cloister, corridor, eaves, etc., which all had very high artistic value. At the same time, the architectural style of the Grand View Garden also reflected the characteristics of the garden culture of the Qing Dynasty, such as paying attention to symmetrical, gorgeous decoration, exquisite and exquisite. Therefore, the architectural style of the Grand View Garden was a very important element of the Dream of the Red Chamber and also an important embodiment of the artistic charm of the Dream of the Red Chamber.

The background of the Dream of the Red Chamber is the Qing Dynasty. Why don't men shave their heads? Dream of the Red Chamber was a novel set in the Qing Dynasty. Although the description of social customs and the clothes of the characters in the book was more detailed, the question of why the men did not shave their heads was not clearly explained. From the plot of the novel, Jia Baoyu, Jia Lian and others were not restricted because of shaving their heads. They could still shave their heads and wear long robes, which was consistent with the social customs of the Qing Dynasty. Other male characters such as Xue Baochai and Lin Daiyu did not have the habit of shaving their heads, which may be related to their aristocratic families. During the Qing Dynasty, men were strictly restricted from shaving their heads. According to the Qing Dynasty government, all men had to shave their heads within a certain period of time or they would be punished. Therefore, the fact that men did not shave their heads might be a punishment imposed by the government rather than a personal choice. The lack of a clear description of men shaving their heads in Dream of the Red Chamber might have something to do with the plot and character setting of the novel in order to better express the character's personality and characteristics.

Dream of the Red Chamber was the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels and a classic in the history of Chinese literature. It had a great influence in the Qing Dynasty and was regarded as one of the representative works of the Qing Dynasty literature. Dream of the Red Chamber's plot, characters, literary style, and other aspects were all unique and hailed as a masterpiece in the history of Chinese novels. Its description and language were highly praised by later literary masters. Dream of the Red Chamber was not only influential in China but also worldwide. The influence of Dream of the Red Chamber was not only in literature but also in the history of social thought. It depicted the dark side of the Qing Dynasty and revealed the various drawbacks of the feudal society, which had a profound impact on the literary creation and social thought of later generations. In addition, the characters and plots of the Dream of the Red Chamber also reflected the social style and cultural characteristics of the time, which also had an important impact on the literature and art of later generations.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a classical Chinese novel that told the story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and the others living in the Rong Mansion. Among them, the Qing Dynasty tribute tea was a drink in the Dream of the Red Chamber, also known as "Longjing tea". It was a high-grade tea made from Longjing tea through picking, washing, baking, fermentation and other processes. Tribute tea was one of the top drinks in the palace during the Qing Dynasty and was known as the "King of Tea". In Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Baoyu had tasted tribute tea in the study of the Rong Mansion and left a deep impression on him.