What is the meaning of the name of Jia Jia Sichun?
The four girls in Jia Fu took their names, the traditional interpretation of "Yuan, Ying, Tan, and Xi".
Jia Yuanchun was born on the first day of January, named Yuanchun, and the next three younger sisters were named Yingchun, Tanchun, and Xichun.
The name of the four girls of the Jia family shows the process of a spring, from blooming flowers to falling red, and finally staying in spring, wrecked red, flying and wet.
This spring process actually indicates the process of Jia Fu's decline from prosperity to decline.
Yuan Chun represents the most prosperous period of Jia Province, and the flowers are like flowers in the fire cooking oil. Xi Chun represents the final decline of Jia Fu, such as the passing of spring, and it cannot be retained.
Cao Gong uses a consonant pun here. "Yuan, Ying, Tan, Xi" harmonic "should have sighed" four words.
Sigh what?
First, I lament the misfortune of the women represented by these misses in the book. Yuan Chun died in a palace fight and became a victim of political struggle; Yingchun was tortured to death by domestic violence; Tanchun in order to marry Fan Bang with his relatives; Xi Chun escaped into the empty door. There are others, Lin Sister, Shi Xiangyun, Xue Baochao, Miao Yu... Qingwen, Xiangling, Mandarin Duck... The endings were all tragic.
Second, lament the Jia family's decline from prosperity. The "KulaLa" building fell, the trees fell and scattered, and the families were destroyed and fled. Raiders, heads-raiders, imprisonment, selling and begging... In the end, a white expanse of land was really clean!
"The box is full of gold, the box is full of silver, and the beggars are slandered in the blink of an eye."
What a pity!
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