- Jia
Baoyu (Chinese: 賈寶玉) is the prin****l
character in the
classic 18th
century Chinese novel Dream of the Red Chamber. The
first chapter describes how...
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Daiyu will
eventually die in the
course of the novel; that
Baoyu and
Baochai will marry; that
Baoyu will
become a monk. A
branch of Redology,
known as tànyì...
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Daiyu is shy and delicate, and
shares an
affinity with her
cousin Jia
Baoyu. Jia
Baoyu grew up
surrounded by women, and doesn't take
interest in
family matters...
- Li
Baoyu (Chinese: 李抱玉) (703 –
April 15, 777), né An
Chongzhang (安重璋),
known for some time as An
Baoyu (安抱玉),
formally Duke
Zhaowu of
Liang (涼昭武公), was...
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somewhat prone to
occasional melancholy. The love
triangle between Daiyu, Jia
Baoyu and Xue
Baochai forms one of the main
threads of the book. Lin has become...
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Huang Baoyu (Chinese: 黃寶瑜; 1918–2000) was a
Taiwanese artist,
calligrapher and architect,
known for
designing the
National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan...
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novel Dream of the Red Chamber. He is Qin Keqing's
younger brother and Jia
Baoyu's handsome best
friend and schoolmate. One
interpretation is that his name...
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child meets numerous relatives, one of whom is Jia
Baoyu, her mother's
nephew and male protagonist.
Baoyu was born with a
piece of jade in his
mouth and,...
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Unlike her brother, she is an
excellent poet and a good
elder cousin to
Baoyu and Daiyu, and a good
mistress to her maids. Well
liked by all the servants...
- and cousins.
Being very
elegant and peaceful, it is a
perfect home for
Baoyu and the girls.
Granny Liu also pays a
visit to
Prospect Garden in chapters...
