Others say that Qin Keqing is the sister of the police fairy. When Jia Baoyu sleepwalked in a dreamland for the fifth time, the police fairy had given his sister Ke Qingxiu to him. Although Ke Qing was not directly pointed out as Qin Keqing, the original sentence "My nickname is unknown here. How did he scream out of his dream? " But what is the explanation?
In fact, whatever Qin Keqing's real identity is, it doesn't matter to us. Zhi Yanzhai once said that Cao Xueqin's "understanding how Ke Qing died is a kind heart". Then, similarly, Cao Xueqin concealed Qin Keqing's birth. Of course, he didn't want the world to see her misery. Therefore, instead of discussing the origin of Qin Keqing, it is better to analyze why Qin Keqing died.
Qin Keqing's death is directly related to Jia Zhen, which is acknowledged by almost all readers. But the question is what happened between them. According to this book, Qin Keqing fell ill and never recovered. Finally, he died. However, in his comment on writing, Zhi Yanzhai revealed that Qin Keqing is a paradise for prostitution and mourning.
I believe many people should still remember that when Jia Baoyu saw Qin Keqing's verdict in the dreamland for the fifth time, he drew a picture on the side, the content of which was a beauty hanging on the beam of a tall building. Obviously, this means that Qin Keqing did not die of illness, but committed suicide.
In addition, on the night of Qin Keqing's death, people in Rong Ning and Fu Liang immediately knew this situation. Strangely, in this scene, Cao Xueqin actually used the words "At that time, all the family knew and became suspicious". What do you mean by "everyone is surprised and everyone is suspicious"? This means that everyone wants to know the real cause of Qin Keqing's death. And this, is it further suggested that Qin Keqing's death is suspicious?
In the original text, Cao Xueqin took pains to explain that Qin Keqing's illness was very strange, and no doctor could see it well. However, don't people feel strange about this? You know, when Qingwen was sick and quack-ridden, even an unusual grandson like Jia Baoyu could see the clue of the prescription. Don't you see the key to Qin Keqing's illness? Obviously, this is the result of collusion between master and servant.
As the saying goes, "If you want me to die, I have to die". Everyone in Jiafu wants Qin Keqing to die. How can Qin Keqing live? Of course, Qin Keqing herself clearly knows this, because all the causes are caused by the dirty things between her and Jia Zhen. So, forced to die, she finally had to choose to commit suicide in Tianxianglou.
However, the above episode is our own guess. Is there any place in the book that explicitly implies that Qin Keqing is related to Jia Zhen? Naturally. For example, Jiao Da's phrase "covered in dust" refers to the affair between Qin Keqing and Jia Zhen, and the things displayed in Qin Keqing's room also imply that Qin Keqing's behavior style is not very good.
However, it is a detail that really exposes these secrets to her. Remember the fifth time Jia Baoyu went to play because the plum blossoms in Ningguo House were in full bloom? It is said that Jia Baoyu is getting tired and wants to find a place to sleep. Just then, Qin Keqing appeared. When she saw that Jia Baoyu didn't like the built house, she took it to her room.
As a result, a nurse on the side quickly stopped: "Where can I sleep an uncle in my nephew's room?" Yes, Jia Baoyu is Qin Keqing's uncle. It's rude to do so. But guess what Qin Keqing said? She smiled and said, "Alas! Not afraid of his annoyance. How old can he be? "
If such things are not taboo, what should ancient women be taboo? Visible, here is obviously to the reader, Qin Keqing is a woman whose behavior style is very disorderly. Then, with such a clear understanding, it is not difficult to understand the filth between her and Jia Zhen as speculated above.