What was the 'flawless jade' in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'?

The 'flawless beauty' in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' referred to Jia Baoyu.

" Dream of the Red Chamber: Addicted Love " was an ancient romance web novel written by Xin Ruo Zhi Xuan. The story was about a sentimental love story between a crown prince who was responsible for thousands of miles of land and a beautiful woman who yearned for the sky and the clouds and indulged in the green mountains and rivers. This novel depicted the love of life and death in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', as well as the plot of Shen Ying's illness, the theft of the beam and the replacement of the pillar, and the sacrifice of the Xiaoxiang River. The specific plot and ending could only be understood after reading the full text.

" A Golden and Jade Match " was an extract from the Yue opera " Dream of the Red Chamber ". It expressed the joy of Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai's marriage and their expectations for a better life after marriage. In this passage, Jia Baoyu mistook the bride for his beloved Daiyu, full of inner joy. This selection was a famous piece from the Xiaosheng Song of the Xu School of Yue opera, and it was also one of the classic songs in the play. The lyrics of " A Golden and Jade Marriage " reflected Jia Baoyu's vision and vision of a wonderful life after marriage with Daiyu.

In Dream of the Red Chamber, the golden and jade fate referred to the marriage relationship between Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai. Jia Baoyu's Psychic Jade and Xue Baochai's golden lock formed a couplet, which meant that their marriage was beautiful and lasting. However, Jia Baoyu had always been thinking about his marriage with Lin Daiyu in his previous life, which made the golden jade match a tragedy. In short, the golden and jade fate in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' referred to a marriage that was in line with the feudal order and also represented a beautiful marriage.

'The Noble Man in the Red Chamber' was a novel written by the Blue Lotus Gentleman. The story was about the eldest son of Lord Lin in the capital. He was a man of outstanding literary talent, with a flawless face and elegant manners. He was known as a gentleman like jade. However, his heart was filled with rage because he had transmigrated to a low-status figure, Lin Ruhai. The novel described his journey through time and how he displayed the qualities of a gentleman in his new identity. The specific plot and chapter content can be found on the relevant full-text reading website.

Dream of the Red Chamber was a classical Chinese novel. The phrase " golden and jade fate " didn't have a clear reference. The phrase came from the 30th chapter of the novel. The original text was "It turns out that Grandmother Jia and others came to see the emperor and said that everyone laughed at this proverb." It meant "golden and jade fate", but it did not specify who it was referring to. Therefore, the phrase " golden and jade fate " did not refer to a specific target in the novel, but was a humorous saying.

" The Double Jade of the Lin Family in the Dream of the Red Chamber " was a Doujinshi web novel by Lan Xi. The story set Lin Yihua and Lin Daiyu as a pair of twin siblings. They had experienced internal strife and emotional entanglements in the aristocratic family of Dream of the Red Chamber. The other characters included Lin Ruhai and San Chun. In the novel, Lin Yihua's life goal was to protect her sister and father and fight against scumbags. However, the specific plot and plot development were not provided.

In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', the golden and jade destined couple referred to Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai.

The golden and jade marriage in Dream of the Red Chamber referred to Xue Baochai's golden lock and Jia Baoyu's psychic jade, representing a marriage that was in line with the feudal order. This phrase came from the fifth chapter of " Dream of the Red Chamber ". In it, there was a phrase," A lifetime of mistakes ":" Everyone says that it is a golden and jade fate. I only remember the previous alliance between wood and stone." The golden and jade fate was also used as an idiom in modern times, which generally referred to a beautiful marriage.