Ling Hua lamented Xue: "Ling" refers to the later name "Xiangling", and "Xue" is homophonic, implying the tragic fate of Xue's family in the future.

When I was four years old, I was abducted by a kidnapper because of poor care of my domestic slaves. After being raised, it was originally sold to Feng Yuan, the son of Jinling ("All kinds of grievances"), but Xue Pan took a fancy to it halfway, so Feng Yuan was killed and robbed of her, and Baochai named her Xiangling. First it was aunt Xue's maid, then it was Xue Pan's aunt. Because Xue Pan was away, Baochai took her into the Grand View Garden (Xiangling studied poetry).

After marriage, Xue Pan was instigated and beaten by his mistress Xia Jingui. After that, he broke off relations with Xue Pan and went with Baochai. Xiangling's ending was not explained within eighty times.

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Character appearance

There is a little rouge the size of a grain of rice on my eyebrows. It is gratifying to be born with jade. (The first time in A Dream of Red Mansions)

The little girl who has just left her head is somewhat like grandma Rong of Dongfu. (The seventh time in A Dream of Red Mansions)

This young daughter-in-law was born in good shape. Since I opened my face, I have become more and more beautiful. Quiet, almost all the masters and girls can't catch up with her. (The 16th time of A Dream of Red Mansions)