????? Hong Lou Meng Lei Ji
| AUTHOR | Pang, Yuanlong |
| PUBLISHER | Phoenix Bilingual Publishing House (12/01/2023) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
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????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????"Hong Lou Meng Lei Ji" is authored by Mr. Pang Yuanlong, who was born in May 1912 in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. A graduate of Guanghua University in Shanghai, he comes from a distinguished literary family, epitomizing refined scholarship.
From his early years, the author has been enthralled by literary novels, particularly classical Chinese works such as "Water Margin," "Journey to the West," and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." His deep affection for "Dream of the Red Mansions," a pinnacle of classical Chinese literature and a globally influential romantic novel, led him to dedicate himself to its study from adolescence. Analyzing character relationships, architectural etiquette, love and hatred, economic aspects, culture, and even attire and cuisine, he meticulously categorized and explored these elements, presenting a comprehensive and accessible analysis that resonates with both refined and common tastes.
Mr. Pang Yuanlong holds the original work and the pursuit of truth by the author of "Dream of the Red Mansions," Cao Xueqin, in high esteem. Fearlessly, he critiques the missing last forty chapters and exposes the omnipresent contradictions and flaws in the novel. For over a decade, he tirelessly researched and revealed these aspects, with his manuscripts being shelved for many years due to the societal turmoil in China during that time.
Now, the long-awaited original manuscript of "Hong Lou Meng Lei Ji" has finally been made public, realizing the author's long-cherished dream. This work holds significant reference value for future scholars and readers studying the social structure and economic operations of the Qing Dynasty. It further advances the research of scholars in "Redology," helping them find perfection amidst imperfections. This contribution stands as a significant gift from Chinese culture to the world's cultural heritage.
????????Dream of the Red Mansions)?? ???????????????????1912?5???????????????????????
???????????????????????????????????----???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????10?????????????????????????????????????????
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????"Hong Lou Meng Lei Ji" is authored by Mr. Pang Yuanlong, who was born in May 1912 in Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. A graduate of Guanghua University in Shanghai, he comes from a distinguished literary family, epitomizing refined scholarship.
From his early years, the author has been enthralled by literary novels, particularly classical Chinese works such as "Water Margin," "Journey to the West," and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." His deep affection for "Dream of the Red Mansions," a pinnacle of classical Chinese literature and a globally influential romantic novel, led him to dedicate himself to its study from adolescence. Analyzing character relationships, architectural etiquette, love and hatred, economic aspects, culture, and even attire and cuisine, he meticulously categorized and explored these elements, presenting a comprehensive and accessible analysis that resonates with both refined and common tastes.
Mr. Pang Yuanlong holds the original work and the pursuit of truth by the author of "Dream of the Red Mansions," Cao Xueqin, in high esteem. Fearlessly, he critiques the missing last forty chapters and exposes the omnipresent contradictions and flaws in the novel. For over a decade, he tirelessly researched and revealed these aspects, with his manuscripts being shelved for many years due to the societal turmoil in China during that time.
Now, the long-awaited original manuscript of "Hong Lou Meng Lei Ji" has finally been made public, realizing the author's long-cherished dream. This work holds significant reference value for future scholars and readers studying the social structure and economic operations of the Qing Dynasty. It further advances the research of scholars in "Redology," helping them find perfection amidst imperfections. This contribution stands as a significant gift from Chinese culture to the world's cultural heritage.