第六讲 秦可卿出身之谜（Sixth, the mystery of the birth of the Qin Dynasty）.docVIP

第六讲 秦可卿出身之谜（Sixth, the mystery of the birth of the Qin Dynasty） Sixth, the mystery of the birth of the Qin Dynasty A, Qin Keqings appearance and bedroom furnishings qinkeqing appearance style abnormal! And Cao Xueqins exaggerated description of her bedroom is really weird - its weird, and it doesnt fit in with the style of the book! Cao Xueqin of qinkeqing this bedroom extremely exaggerated description of what is implied in? Two, Qin Keqings identity and its dream of Red Mansions in fifth to write, fairy girl and Zong Ning, two old Jia Rong public a very special relationship, fairy girl in Nanjing, Rong two male jieyinling begging, in a special way to lead Jia Baoyu to go the right direction. The relationship between the qinkeqing and fairy girl is extraordinary! In the qinkeqing seemingly casual sentence in four, in the end what is hidden secret? Three, Qin Keqing and Palace Flower meet, dream of Red Mansions seventh times describe send Palace Flower story. Why is Cao Xueqin in his original written back before the poem said, only the qinkeqing was willing, and she and the palace of flowers is a reunion of the relationship? People will ask, this coffer shy Qin Jia and the palace have any? Four, Qin Keqing Wang Xifeng of the tomb of Qin Keqing before dying, even toward government manager Wang Xifeng dream, with her condescending tone, Wang Xifeng made a full of high perspicacity theory, and provides a simple practical scheme. Not only that, qinkeqing also predicted the fate, to watch Wang Xifeng and jia! Five, Qin Keqing funeral in several details qinkeqing really is a mysterious figure, even after her death, her funeral is mystery, she used the coffins are full of mystery. Qin Keqing is a great grandson Jias wife, why her death will disturb the power in the Daming Palace wearing right? Finally, in the last, I have to announce the qinkeqing prototype, her true origin is not only poor, but also higher than that of jia. Why do I say so? Not to go wild speculation, but