I have a four-color collection of "Dream of Red Mansions" edited by Mr. Zhou Ruchang, how about it? Lu Xun commented: The Dream of Red Mansions [2] is known to many people in China, at least, the book with the title. Regardless of who is the author or successor, the meaning of fate varies depending on the reader's vision: Confucian scholars see "Yi", Taoists see prostitution, talents see lingering, revolutionaries see rows, and gossips see palace secrets... …. 〔3〕The precious jade in my eyes, but I see him seeing many deaths; those who realize many loves should be in great distress, because there are many unfortunate people in the world. But those who hate others will rejoice in others' misfortune, and they will get little joy in their life with little trouble. However, hating others is just a way out for those who love others. It is the same as Baoyu's final monkhood. But the thought when writing "Dream of Red Mansions" was probably no more than this; even if it is a sequel, it may not be very different from the author's original intention. It was surprising that Wei was wearing a gorilla felt cloak to worship his father.