In the story of A Dream of Red Mansions 17, the author wrote in detail the plot of Baoyu's plaque on the Grand View Garden. What's the role?

The seventeenth time gives the impression that the whole Grand View Garden is outlined. I showed you around the Grand View Garden and introduced many scenes of the Grand View Garden, especially the residences of the main characters. Not only did he write about Baoyu's talent, but he also wrote in detail about Baoyu's mutual understanding and getting along with Jia Zheng's father and son.

Baoyu's poems and impressions have many echoes with his back.

For example—

Baoyu said that Daoxiang Village is an artificial rural landscape, which is unnatural. This is similar to the poem "Daoxiang Village" written by Daiyu later for him. "There is no need to plow and weave in the prosperous times." The irony implied in the book echoes in the distance-since it is a village, where is the real meaning of the village?

Both of them think that this rural landscape is artificial and unnatural. Li Wan's remark that "one thatched cottage would like to live alone" echoes this from a distance, that is, she praised it openly and belittled it secretly-Li Wan can almost be said to be the golden hairpin criticized by Cao Xueqin. Although it is, life is not restricted by old age and poverty, but also needs to accumulate children and grandchildren. -the meaning of criticism is beyond words)

Comments on Xiaoxiang Pavilion suggest Daiyu's poetic life and literati temperament.

The voice in Wu Heng's yard, like "I hate no chance", implies Baochai's fate. Why can't Baoyu's poems be a portrayal of Baochai's life?

Yuan Zuoshi, Baochai is Baoyu's teacher, and Daiyu's apricot curtain is in sight, echoing from afar. Or it also implies that Erbao has no chance and Eryu has no point.

In this way, there are too many places that echo each other this time. It is worth reading carefully. These points I refer to are also my personal experience. Even the original intention, there must be some shortcomings.