How to read Jia Yuanchun
Jia Yuanchun's verdict was: " For twenty years, I have distinguished right from wrong, and the blooming of the willow flowers has illuminated the palace. The three springs compete for the scenery of the early spring, and the tiger and rabbit meet in a big dream." This sentence meant that Jia Yuanchun was already very familiar with human affairs at the age of 20. Her fate would be like a willow flower, illuminating her path in the palace. And the 'tiger and rabbit meeting in a dream' might imply that she would encounter some unexpected situations. There are some disputes about the interpretation of Jia Yuanchun's verdict, but we should respect the artistic conception and poetry of the poem and not interpret the details too much.
The opening of the Red Chamber is free to read by Jia Yuanchun.
The Opening of the Red Chamber: Interception of Hu Jia Yuanchun is a novel that is restricted to free reading.
How did Jia Yuanchun enter the palace?
Jia Yuanchun had entered the palace through the imperial decree's selection of talents. In the ancient imperial palace, the emperor would issue an edict to let the daughters of officials and famous families of the right age participate in the selection of talents in the palace. As the eldest daughter of the Jia family, Jia Yuanchun met the requirements of the draft. Because of her "virtue, filial piety, and virtue", she was chosen to serve as a female historian in the palace. At first, she was a female historian, but later, she was granted the title of Fengzao Palace's Minister and Xiande Consort. Jia Yuanchun's entry into the palace was under orders. Even if she didn't want to enter the palace, she couldn't go against the Emperor's decree.
How did Jia Yuanchun fall out of favor?
There were several reasons why Jia Yuanchun had fallen out of favor. First of all, there were many women around the Emperor, and the competition in the harem was fierce. Jia Yuanchun's beauty and status could not guarantee that she would always be favored by the Emperor. Secondly, the Emperor was not very satisfied with Jia Yuanchun. He had only called her home once in the past few years. This also showed the Emperor's cold attitude towards her. Besides, Jia Yuanchun did not have any children. This was seen as unfilial in the Emperor's family, and it was also one of the reasons why she fell out of favor. In addition, the eunuchs demanded money from the Jia family, causing Jia Yuanchun's status in the palace to gradually decline. In the end, Jia Yuanchun chose a side in the palace battle, which also led to her fall from favor and her eventual death. In short, Jia Yuanchun's fall from grace was the result of a combination of various reasons.
In which episode did Jia Yuanchun appear?
There was no clear information on the exact number of episodes that Jia Yuanchun appeared in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. The search results mentioned that Jia Yuanchun appeared in the eighth episode and that she also appeared in other episodes, but it did not specify which episode Jia Yuanchun appeared in. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine which episode Jia Yuanchun appeared in.
The soul of Daiyu in the Red Chamber pierces through Jia Yuanchun
'The Soul of Daiyu in the Red Chamber', was a novel written by Luoluo Muyang. The main character of the story was Lin Daiyu, and the supporting characters included Jia Min, Lin Ruhai, Grandmother Jia, Jia Baoyu, and others. This novel told the story of Daiyu's soul passing through to Jia Yuanchun after she committed suicide in grief. Daiyu had the opportunity to change the fate of herself and her family. She was determined to give herself a completely different life after losing her father when she was young. However, the specific plot and story development could only be understood after reading the entire novel.
Why did Jia Yuanchun visit his parents in the middle of the night?
The reason Jia Yuanchun visited his relatives in the middle of the night was because she was the Imperial Consort and needed to participate in many ceremonies and events in the Imperial Palace. According to the timeline of Jia Yuanchun's visit, she could only apply to the Emperor for an edict to go home to visit her relatives on the night of the Lantern Festival. Jia Yuanchun was deeply doted on by the Emperor, so he could leave the palace and return to his mother's home. Ordinary concubines did not have this treatment. Although in feudal society and modern life, it was not common for a daughter to return to her mother's house at night, in Dream of the Red Chamber, the plot of visiting relatives and assaulting others provided us with an explanation. Xiren was the chief maid of Happy Red Courtyard. Her brother asked Lady Wang to allow Xiren to go home to visit her sick mother. Thus, Jia Yuanchun's midnight visit to his relatives was probably to highlight her special status and identity as a noble consort, and at the same time to showcase the prosperity and grandeur of the Jia Residence.