Jia Yuanchun is a character in China's classic novel A Dream of Red Mansions. One of the twelve women in Jinling, the eldest daughter of Jia Zheng and Mrs. Wang, the younger sister of Jia Baoyu and the first of the four sisters of Jia Fu.

Jia Yuanchun is one or two years younger than Zhu Jia and eleven or twelve years older than Baoyu. Jia fu is called the queen. Jia Yuanchun was named Yuan Chun because he was born on the first day of the first month. Yuan Chun entered the palace as a female history when she was a teenager. At the age of 23-24, she was awarded the title of virtuous princess.

In order to welcome Yuan Chun's relatives, Jia Fu built the Grand View Garden. At the age of 24-25, Yuan Chun went back to her family to visit relatives, and her family was very excited and elated. At the same time, it shows her hard work at the height of the deep palace. Yuan Chun's fate is related to the rise and fall of Jiafu, and Qin Keqing's death marks the end of Jiafu.

In the Yuan and Spring Dynasties, the imperial concubine brought Jia family back to life, and she was also the biggest pillar of the four families. In the last forty chapters of Gao E's sequel, she and Wang Ziteng died suddenly, and Jia's family lost her protector and was soon convicted of property crimes.

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Jia Yuanchun is Jia Zheng's eldest daughter, ranking second. She was born on the first day of the first month, named Yuan Chun. She is one or two years younger than Zhu Jia and eleven or twelve years older than Baoyu. She was elected to the palace for "filial piety" and initially served as a female history.

Later, it was named the history of Fengzao Palace and the virtuous princess. The Mongolian emperor issued a decree to grant Luan Yu special permission to enter his private property. The book used a whole page to describe "the relatives of Yuan Fei" and the prosperity of Jia's family.

However, Yuan Chunsheng called the palace where she lived a shady place, which showed that she was under the jurisdiction of totalitarianism and had no unspeakable bitterness towards personal freedom.

Jia Yuanchun's motherhood is a story in A Dream of Red Mansions. Jia Yuanchun's relatives in the province also became the watershed of Jia's decline. In other words, after Jia Yuanchun was made the imperial concubine by the emperor, the emperor allowed Jia Yuanchun to go home to visit relatives during the Lantern Festival.

When Jia Fu learned about this, he specially built a magnificent grand view garden to welcome his relatives in Jia Yuanchun. On the Lantern Festival, Jia Yuanchun returned to the Grand View Garden in a golden sedan chair, and Jia Fu saw Jia Yuanchun get off the sedan chair.

Everyone knelt on the ground and bowed to Jia Yuanchun. Jia Yuanchun swarmed into the luxurious and chic Grand View Garden. Accompanied by Mrs. Wang, I listed the landscapes and houses in the Grand View Garden.

And let many brothers and sisters write a poem to celebrate. In A Dream of Red Mansions, Jia Yuanchun didn't appear in China many times, and the chapter of mothering in Jia Yuanchun should be played by Jia Yuanchun the most.

From the link of mothering in Jia Yuanchun, it shows the triviality of feudal ethics. Later, Jia Yuanchun finished the mothering procedure in tears. Jia and Mrs. Wang are holding hands and asking questions.

Jia Yuanchun cried to Grandmother Jia: "I was sent to that shady place that day", alluding to the hardships of life in Jia Yuanchun's harem. After all, Jia Yuanchun in the harem represents the fundamental interests of Jia Fu.

In Jia Yuanchun's view, wealth is an external thing, and she would rather live with her family than have a titular title. Later, accompanied by Jia Mu and Mrs. Wang.

Jia Yuanchun came to the theater to order a play, which implied from the Catalogue of Jia Yuanchun's Booking Plays that Jia Yuanchun would flourish and decline in the near future, and also suggested that Jia Fu was coming to an end.

After mothering, Yuan Chun's return to the palace seemed to be a parting of life, but in fact it was a parting of death. She not only lost her freedom, but also lost her life. Therefore, write about the grand occasion of Jiafu brought by Yuan Chun dignitaries.

It is also to show that her later death was the destruction of trees in Jiafu, in contrast to the tragic situation after Jiafu was defeated and confiscated. Yuan Chun's death not only marked the political collapse of the factions represented by the four major families.

This sounded the death knell of the Jia family, and she herself was completely a victim of infighting among the feudal ruling class. In this way, Cao Xueqin, who claimed to be "non-interference", boldly opened a corner of the political curtain.

Let people experience the ups and downs of a feudal family. I saw the dirty activities of various factions in the feudal ruling group who fought for power and profit by any means.

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