重新评估《红楼梦》的巨大价值（Re evaluation of the great value of the dream of Red Mansions）.docVIP

重新评估《红楼梦》的巨大价值（Re evaluation of the great value of the dream of Red Mansions） The dream of Red Mansions is widely acknowledged as the greatest literary work in China. Although its predecessors have made a variety of analysis and evaluation of it, the author believes that it is far from touching its spiritual essence. The dream of the red chamber needs to be interpreted in an all-round way, and its true value can be revealed later. We will be surprised to find a dream of Red Mansions is not only a novel, it can go beyond their own, beyond time and space and the ancient and modern philosophy, politics, art, or even a hundred subjects each other through mutual help, it is more like a spherical mirror reflecting the light of truth. First of all, the dream of Red Mansions is a philosophical treatise on the style of a novel. The author uses his own experience to describe, in a true, vivid and complete way, an experimental report on how people and society recognize themselves and how to achieve self perfection. It is not only the characters and plot panoramic interpretation and reveals the essential characteristics of the history of philosophy, China factions and the changes of the relationship, and based on the reasonable choice, combined with his personal experience, and build a new philosophical and ideological system. The authors subjective intention is to make this system a new philosophical peak beyond Buddhism, Taoism and confucianism. The author believes that although this system is not yet recognized by people, it does have such a high degree of objectivity. Cao Xueqins philosophy started breaking Dong Zhongshus wrong ideas to heaven, independent, located in the center of the world, and that people with nature is different from the nature of good and evil balance, unity, ability beyond nature on rational thinking and image thinking and the creation of new value. The acquisition of this new conclusion is not the authors subjective judgment, but it is due to his dis