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5. Artistic Harmony Between a High Vantage Point and a Low Profile |
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6. An Eastern Epic with an Implicit Vision |
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Repentance in Dream of the Red Chamber |
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1. Tragedy and the Relationships of Complicity |
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2. The Character and Soul of a Penitent |
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3. The Implications of the “Debt of Tears” |
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4. A Remarkable Confession |
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The Transcendental Viewpoint in Dream of the Red Chamber |
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Part III: Discussions on Dream of the Red Chamber |
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Discussions on Dream of the Red Chamber |
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A Discussion on Priggishness |
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Jia Yucun’s Mentality |
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Jia Huan in Charge |
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Jia Huan’s Groundless Hatred for Adamantina |
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The Discontinuation of the Jia Family Line |
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The Two Sisters, Sunset and Rainbow |
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Jia Dairu’s Comments on When to Write Poems |
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Jia Yuanchun’s Remarks About Not Writing Poems of Praise |
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I Liked the Maidservant Simple the Most |
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Wang Xifeng’s Three Talents |
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After the Naiad’s House Is Haunted |
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Jia She’s View on Book Learning |
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A Brief Discussion on Jia Zheng |