Chapter 55 The ninth floor and the tenth floor "Red Mansion" Suoyin (1)

"Suoyin" is the term used by the ancients to annotate Ma Qian's "Historical Records" by Taishi Company. Therefore, the method used in the research and discussion of the school is very bizarre and beyond the reasonable scope of literature and art. Most scholars do not agree with it, so "Suoyin" has become a derogatory term.In my humble opinion, I think: since there is "hiddenness", it must be "resolved", and "name" cannot harm "righteousness"; I tried to make some comments on some words in the book, but the method is different from the old "Suoyin School", so The special label is called "Xin Suo Yin".

The poem says: If there is something hidden, there is no harm in finding it, and we must avoid going astray. If the words are true and reasonable, it was originally a good plan to help explain. Prince Yizhong Old Chitose The old thousand-year-old is also the prince of the East Palace.Emperor Kangxi's second son, Yinfeng, became crown prince when he was two years old, and later named Prince Li. "Yi Li" is related, so it is called "Yi Zhong".The word "old" in Laoqiantui also has a different meaning - there is a "shaoqiantui" hidden in it, that is, Yinfeng's eldest son Hongxi.

Yizhong Lao Qiansui later "wrecked things", established and abolished, abolished and erected, and finally could not be saved, but his ambition did not die, and his ambition lasted forever-he secretly sent messages through a doctor; no?" Yongzheng, called Yinzhen, used tricks to destroy his elder brother, the prince, and usurp the throne. The entire royal family was outraged, especially Yinfeng. Therefore, Yongzheng is false and Yinfeng is true.Xueqin's "theory of truth and falsehood" also includes the inside story of this aspect - the false denounces the true as "false".

Unfortunately, Cao Xueqin's family was originally Kangxi's slaves, and the crown prince was established, of course, they were also Yinreng's slaves. They had to do errands in the prince's mansion, so the relationship was too close, and the relationship was deep. Yongzheng was extremely jealous of Yinfeng, fearing that he would "resurrect" and become the real emperor, and that he would show his feet if he was fake.The Cao family is a "princeling" and will not "sympathize" with false emperors, so they also hate the Cao family-because they know the "roots".

When the old thousand-year-old "bad things happen", the Cao family will also be unlucky, and there is no way to avoid it, and there is nowhere to escape. During the southern tour, bad guys Ashan, Gali, etc. came in to slander, and the prince (the actual protagonist of the southern tour) wanted to kill "Chen Qingtian" (Pengnian), but Cao Yin tried his best to save him from it. The coffin of Yizhong Laoqian was brought by Xue Pan's father from "Huanghai Iron Net Mountain", and no one dared to use it—it was given to Qin Keqing. Feng Ziying suddenly accompanied her father, "Shenwu General" Feng Tangyuan, to "Iron Net Mountain" to fight a siege, and it took a month to go back and forth.Feng Ziying also beat the son of "Captain Qiu" "last time".

Indistinctly, the accident is troublesome, the situation is abnormal, and I don't know why? "Huanghai Iron Net Mountain" is a "false language", but it is actually Liaohai Tieling.In the Ming Dynasty, it was Wei, and Kangxi established a county.There was a large paddock in Tieling in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, where Kangxi used to hunt. Xueqin's pen, half revealing, informs readers: the matter of Prince Yizhong's old age is the root of disaster, not idle writing. After the old Qiantui was imprisoned to death, the young Qiantui Hongxi wanted to take revenge on Hongli (Qianlong), who had been arranged by Yongzheng. He secretly formed a small government, contacted many members of the royal family, and wanted to overthrow Qianlong.

This time Cao's family suffered again.Hongxi also "broke things", which is why Xueqin experienced the second confiscation in her life, and her family died. ——This is the "hidden truth" of writing a book. (The "Suoyin faction" also knew about such rumors, but they interpreted Baoyu as "Chuan Guoxie" and described Xiren as "man in dragon clothes", thinking that this was an "innuendo" of "struggling for position". This is the fundamental difference between the method of “retrieval” and historical research!) The poem says:

The thousand-year-old prince, Lao Yizhong, once lived in the East Palace with Yin. Who will hunt in Tieshan Huanghai?I am afraid that there will be leftover thoughts in the volume. Xueqin's pen stabs Yongzheng Xueqin said that she did not dare to involve the government when writing a book, and everyone in the book is loyal and filial... This is also "there is no silver three hundred taels here".According to my opinion, there are at least three traces of him accusing Yongzheng of usurping the throne. One is in a hotel in the suburbs of Weiyang, Jia Yucun met Leng Zixing by chance, the two talked, and the topic turned to "good and evil" people, so Leng Zixing asked: "According to you, if you succeed, the prince will lose." A thief?" Yucun replied, "That's exactly what I mean."

What is this "meaning"?It was Yinzhen who conspired to seize the throne and became the emperor, and his flesh and blood brothers and a large number of royal nobles who did not resent him became "unfaithful and unfilial" people, and they all became "treacherous party" and "rebellious ministers".Yinzhen was originally "Prince Yong", and his special name was "Yongzheng", which means that he is the "Zheng" Zongzhenggen. Prince".This method will be to avoid suspicion and avoid misfortune, but in fact it is "to hide the truth"-everyone will stop here and think why the word "Wang" is not used?

The second place is "Good Song".There are four "shares" in this song, which are divided into "Lu, Cai, Wife, and Son".This is the old goal of life (or obsession and greed). Its first "share" says: "Where are the generals of the past and the present? The pile of grass in the barren mound is gone." Here, "general and prime minister" appeared again-actually, I didn't dare to write "emperor" explicitly, so I had to replace it with "phase".It means that Yongzheng tried his best (and issued a million-word self-defense and self-expression "edict"), but he only sat on the throne for twelve years, usurping the family treasures in the world, and it was nothing more than dust.

The third part is a passage of "Ode to the Holy Spirit" that people are surprised at. They wonder how Xueqin can make such a failure in this vulgar prose-some people even suspect that it was added by others. In fact, Xueqin's brushwork is extremely cunning.He said: Anyone who is an emperor must be benevolent and holy, and the "mandate of heaven" will allow him to be the only one.Therefore, if he is "inhumane and unholy", that fate will not belong to him! This is swearing.This is all to denounce Yongzheng for being unkind and unholy. But why the single label "benevolence" and "sage" are ambiguous? Nothing else, it is the "former emperor" Emperor Kangxi that his family misses, the old emperor.Because, the old emperor's "temple name" is exactly "Emperor Sheng Zuren"! Xueqin is declaring to the readers—what a cruel and unholy fake emperor—will the destiny belong to him?Absolutely no reason. I speculate that among the lost articles after eighty chapters, there will still be wonderful articles criticizing Yongzheng.It was Yongzheng who caused Xueqin's family to be scattered, without food and clothing, living in a deserted village, and living in poverty for a lifetime.