Before the decline, Cao Xueqin was Baoyu; after the decline, he was Jia Huan.

                           The Dream of the Red Chamber (90)

1. What a tragic dream! It's better not to wake up! In dream, she was Hongyu, loved and cared for by someone. When she woke up, she was still that maid who was scolded and deemed worthless by. The author's greatest sympathy and compassion for people are fully expressed here.

 2. Many people misunderstand that the twenty-fifth chapter is a satire on Jia H. On the surface, Jia Huan is a little boy who is neither beautiful nor smart, and has a strange personality. However, the author has always emphasized he was neglected and overlooked, and therefore has never been able to establish confidence. This kind of harm is often irreparable for a lifetime.

3. When Baoy came back and rolled in Lady Wang's arms, and then went to tease the only maid who was nice to Jia Huan, Caihua, Jiauan's heart was filled with hatred and jealousy, which finally developed to the point of pushing the oil lamp on the table over, trying to blind Baoyu's.

 4. Cao Xueqin looked at this issue from a very tolerant perspective, because he was Baoyu. It is very extraordinary for Baoy to be able to see Jia Huan's pain. He deeply felt and understood the humility of this illegitimate child who had never been recognized, so he wrote carefully about the hatred and revenge in his heart.

5. When a society lacks positive faith, people will place all their uneasiness about the disasters that occur in on these temple culture things.