Lin Daiyu was a fairy flower (known as the Jiang Zhu Cao), was later incarnated as Daiyu to pay back her “debt of tears” to Jia Baoyu, who watered and gave life to the flower.
Lin Daiyu is one of the heroines of the Chinese classic The Story of the Stone Chamber. She is the granddaughter of Lady Shi and the cousin of Jia Baoyu. Her courtesy name is Pinpin, and her nickname is Xiaoxiang Concubine in the Begonia Poetry Society. Her flower sign is Furong, and she is rated as “Qingqing” in the Love List. She lives in Xiaoxiang Pavilion in the Grand View Garden. There are dense bamboo forests in front of the pavilion, which symbolizes her upright and noble nature.
Foreword:This article mainly talks about Baochai stands out among the servants at Rongfu, causing subtle resentment in the distant Daiyu. Baoyu treats all women as sisters and attends a flower-viewing banquet. Tired, he falls asleep in a room filled with art and dreams of the Taixu Illusion Realm, where he meets Fairy Jinghuan. She guides […]
Foreword:This article mainly talks about Lin Daiyu experiences an emotional farewell to her father as she begins a new life at the Rongguo Mansion with her grandmother, Jia Mu. Delves into themes of love, loss, and societal expectations while Daiyu struggles with feelings of inadequacy in her refined new setting. Upon arriving in the capital, […]
Foreword:This article mainly talks about the origins of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. Baoyu is a stone that Nuwa abandoned under Qinggeng Peak, wandering around, and went to Jinghuan Fairy to become a “Shenying Servant”. He met “Pearl-Dropping Immortal Grass” (later Lin Daiyu) and irrigated her with nectar every day. Later, he was taken down […]
