"Dream of Red Mansions" describes Wang Xifeng's appearance in a very strong style. It first describes her hearty laughter and uninhibited language, and then writes that she is covered in brocade and jewels, "a pair of red phoenixes" "Triangular eyes, two curved eyebrows with hanging willow leaves", "Powdered face with spring power but not exposed, red lips smiling before smiling", "like a concubine and a fairy", this emphasizes Wang Xifeng's status in the Jia family, and also portrays The image of Sister Feng, who hides a knife in her smile and has a plan, is just as Xing'er described her: sweet-tongued but bitter-hearted, duplicitous, with a smile on her face and a stumbling block at her feet. She is obviously a pot of fire, but secretly a knife. "(Chapter 65)

Wang Xifeng, a character in the Chinese classical novel "A Dream of Red Mansions", is one of the Twelve Beauties of Jinling, the wife of Jia Lian, the niece of Mrs. Wang, and is commonly known as Sister Feng and Second Grandma Lian in the Jia family. She has a pair of red phoenix triangular eyes, two curved willow-leaf eyebrows, a slender body, and a charming physique.

The pink face contains spring power but does not reveal it. The red lips are not revealed before she smiles, but she is not seen. People, listen to their voices first. Her appearance is beautiful, luxurious and handsome, her expression is cunning, her words and deeds are sharp-tongued, and she is clever and changeable. She has a high status in the Jia family, and is smart and capable. She has won the trust of Jia's mother and Mrs. Wang, and is the actual governor of the Jia family. She sits high on the throne of the prime minister of the Rong family with hundreds of people. She has all-round power, quick thinking, and great eloquence, but she is also somewhat ruthless and ruthless. She is a scheming housekeeper who hides her sword in her smile, but in the end she ends up being "too clever in her calculations and ends up costing Qing Qing's life"

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Wang Xifeng. No matter whether in or outside the book "Dream of Red Mansions", people are the ones who are discussed or criticized the most. They are praised and criticized by others in the book, ranging from the ancestor Jia Mu to the young boy Xing'er. , all have comments. Jia's mother said, "This is a rogue from our southern province. You can just call her 'Feng Lazi'". Xing'er said that she is "a pot of fire, but a knife", which can represent Jia. This is the public opinion of the servants in the house. People like Li Wan and Youshi have many comments about Sister Feng. They say that she is "not as good as a man" and "is too strict with the servants." Some people also criticized Sister Feng in their hearts. For example, when Daiyu entered Jia's house, she thought in her heart: "Who is coming, so rude and rude? "

Since the publication of "Dream of Red Mansions", there have been many comments on Sister Feng. For example, they believe that she is "a capable minister in governing the world and a traitor in troubled times" and call her "Female Cao Cao". Calling her "Rouge Tiger" means a tigress. Wang Kunlun's famous saying in the article "On Sister Feng" is "Hate Sister Feng, scold Sister Feng, miss Sister Feng when you don't see her." One critic named Ye He said: "When I read "Dream of Red Mansions", my first favorite is Sister Feng. People are afraid of its danger, I appreciate its spiciness; people are afraid of its turmoil, I appreciate its coquettishness. Reading opens up unlimited minds and adds countless experiences. "It has an aesthetic meaning.

Sister Feng not only has extraordinary talents, but also has a strong desire for self-realization. All of this, when we stand out and demonstrate against the male-centered society, we feel very happy and proud; When they do whatever they want, exhaust all agencies, and trample on the personality, dignity and even survival rights of others, especially women, for their unlimited selfish desires, it cannot help but make people feel chilling and deeply disgusted. The two are intertwined, entangled, and superimposed. It is no accident that some of the qualities of Sister Feng's character are reproduced in today's "strong women"; similarly, some of her descendants evolved into some uncultured shrews and scoundrels. It's not surprising. We can appreciate it, but we should analyze it and know what to choose.

Wang Xifeng is a character in the main book of Jinling's Twelve Hairpins, and he is also classified as "Baomingsi". Of course, the author has profound and sharp criticisms and revealing insights about Sister Feng, but he cannot help but admire her talents and lament her fate. A simple summary of praise and criticism; that is, in terms of lyrics and music, they are all full of vigilant maxims and repeated chants. It can be seen that both the author's attitude and the readers' feelings are complicated, not to mention the author's intention. Unexpected long-term effects and permanent charm.

The tragic significance and human connotation of the female artistic image in "A Dream of Red Mansions" far exceed the boundaries of gender. That is to say, in the case of Wang Xifeng, her talents, desires, and destiny are all like a mirror. It is not just a "treasure mirror", but its radiant front and ruined reverse are not a "treasure mirror of life"! Not only applicable to women, it has a special warning effect on today's talented and greedy figures.