1, Yan Ruyu in the book is a famous saying in A Dream of Red Mansions, which tells the unique charm and beauty of the fictional world constructed in the novel. Its meaning can be understood from many angles.

This sentence can be understood as a novel with an independent world, in which the characters and plots are artistic ideas created by the author. The characters in the novel are intertwined with emotions and unique philosophy of life, which constitutes a subtle literary world. The world is rich in detailed descriptions, intricate relationships and profound descriptions of characters, which bring readers an extremely rich reading experience.

This sentence can also be understood as a specific character created in the novel. Yan Ruyu is a character in A Dream of Red Mansions. He is a beautiful and lovely person with noble blood, good upbringing and outstanding talent. His appearance adds a bright spot and charm to the novel.

The Concept, Origin and Evolution of Yan Ruyu

1, Yan Ruyu, from the 12th poem of Nineteen Ancient Poems, Dongcheng Gaochang, is often used to refer to young and beautiful women, especially Zhao Heng's poem "Golden House in the Book, Yan Ruyu in the Book" in the Song Dynasty.

2. In the book "Chi" in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, the author Pu Songling was inspired by the sentence "There is Yan Ruyu in the book" and used it on the heroine (the fairy in the book) in the form of a name. In film and television works, it is common to use "Yan Ruyu" as a woman's name, just as the word "Yan" does have its surname, so it naturally becomes a naming habit.

Literally, "Yan Ruyu" means "looks like jade". In A Dream of Red Mansions, Yan Ruyu is Jia Baoyu's cousin, who is famous for her peerless beauty and noble birth. His skin is fair, his eyes are bright, his facial features are delicate, and his figure is perfect. He is described as a glittering and translucent jade. His appearance adds unique charm and beauty to the novel.