1. Rich people don’t know how to enjoy their careers, while poverty is intolerable and desolate. It's a pity that we have wasted our good time and have no hope for our country and our family. The most incompetent person in the world, unparalleled in ancient and modern times. A message to the dandy and the rich man: Don’t imitate this person!

Appreciation: This sentence is about Jia Baoyu. This is a counter argument. On the surface, it is written that Jia Baoyu is a playboy who does not know how to study and fails to live up to expectations. In fact, it is secretly praising him for his unwillingness to surrender to feudal ethics.

2. When the false is true, the true is also false, and there is nothing but nothing.

Appreciation: This couplet reflects the theory of advocating nothingness. Its implicit meaning is: people in society admire the rich and hate the poor, work hard for fame and fortune, and compete with each other, which means they mistake the fake for the real and the real for the fake; It is correct to think that there is reality, but to regard reality as nothingness.

3. The jade is in the coffin for a good price, and the hairpin is in the box waiting to fly.

Appreciation: This sentence means that beautiful jade is placed in the cabinet waiting to be sold at a high price, and Baochai is placed in the box to look for opportunities to take off.

4. Jade belts hang in the forest, and gold hairpins are buried in jade.

Appreciation: Since the whole book emphasizes the "combination of Chai and Dai", Daiyu and Baochai are combined together. Therefore, this sentence belongs to both Daiyu and Baochai, and it is also the twelve golden hairpins. The reason why there are only eleven first words in the main volume.

The first two sentences in the judgment affirmed the different talents of Daiyu and Baochai, while the last two sentences implied their names and also revealed their sad fate.

5. "Two curved eyebrows that look like frowning but not frowning, a pair of eyes that look like joy but not joy, full of emotion, a state of worry about both sides, and a disease that attacks the whole body. There are a few tears, and there is a slight breath. Leisure. Stillness is like a delicate flower shining in the water, movement is like a weak willow supporting the wind, her heart is one point thicker than Qian's, and her illness is like a Xizi.

Appreciation: This sentence is just a superficial description of Lin Daiyu. The words are like Wang Wei's poetic language, but they cannot deeply reveal Lin Daiyu's character.