Grand View Garden Chronicle

In her prose "A Nightmare in Red Mansions", Eileen Chang puts forward "three major hatreds" in her life: the first is the unscented crabapple;It tells how many regrets future generations have, and the unfinished tragedy is even more a tragedy.It is naturally difficult for the writer to continue Cao Gong's unforgettable tragedy, and Cao Gong's work does not require others to contemplate privately and continue with the dog's tail.The author writes some characters, environments, and plots depicted in "A Dream of Red Mansions", just to express the hatred and thoughts in his heart.If readers read these words and have similar feelings in their hearts, it will be the greatest consolation to the writer for "borrowing "Dream of Red Mansions" without authorization, and I feel owed"!