Uncover the shady secrets behind the evil confrontation, Xin Lai Changxing is a typical evil character who devours countless wealth and human lives by various means. Everyone knows that Lai Changxing participated in the extraordinarily serious smuggling case in Fujian, which made him the biggest smuggler in Chinese mainland at that time.
However, what many people don't know is that Lai Changxing once used a group of female public relations in the Red Chamber to work for him. These female public relations of the Red Mansion are not only beautiful and moving, but also upper-class women from famous families. They used their resources to provide various services to Lai Changxing, thus providing favorable conditions for Lai Changxing's smuggling business.
How does Lai Changxing make these Red Mansion women public relations work? Under Lai Changxing's coercion and lure, these women are often forced to leave home, give up their girlfriend status, and work for Lai Changxing. They face a variety of risks and adverse circumstances just to earn a small reward.
But in fact, these female PRs in the Red Chamber have never been duly rewarded. Lai Changxing obtained a lot of wealth through various means, but he did not care about these women. Their fate and livelihood cannot guarantee even the most basic dignity.
Lai Changxing is regarded as a heinous figure in history. However, his evil deeds give us a glimpse of the dark side of society. Those female public relations of the Red Chamber who were forced to join Lai Changxing were victims of that era. They embark on this path of no return only because of social and family pressures. This is a true and tragic history, and a legacy that we cannot forget.
After Lai Changxing's conspiracy was exposed, the women came out of the shadows and returned to their lives. However, the traces of history have become clearer with time, reminding us of the perpetual vigilance against evil. The female publicists of the Red Mansion were forced to work for their lives, revealing the dark side of a society and triggering a rethinking of women's rights. Fortunately, today's society has paid more and more attention to the protection of women's rights and social justice, so that women can choose their lives more freely, and are not limited by unfair social pressures.
Returning to the character of Lai Changxing, he has received the sanctions he deserves in China's legal system. In addition, more importantly, we need to immerse ourselves in reflecting on why such characters appear. Is it the absence of a social, institutional, and legal environment, or a lack of morality between people?
History should be a source of reflection and vigilance, not a tool for us to spend time. The experience of Lai Changxing and his female public relations in the Red Chamber is a cruel historical imprint, and we should use their experiences to remind people and let us remember deeply in our hearts: only by not forgetting history can we forge a better future.