Mao Bijiang and Cao Xueqin are both famous cultural figures in the Qing Dynasty who are no strangers to the public. Mao Bijiang was one of the four sons of the Ming Dynasty and an important member of the Fu Society. At the critical moment of the Ming Dynasty, he once published "Keeping the capital to prevent chaos and publicity" with his friends, accusing Ruan Dacheng and other eunuchs who had brought disaster to the country and the people. Maobijiang once lived in Nanjing and met Dong Xiaowan, a famous prostitute in Qinhuai. After the subjugation of the Ming Dynasty, Mao Bijiang and Dong Xiaowan returned to their hometown Rugao Water Painting Garden to live in seclusion.

from the design prototype of the Grand View Garden, the stones collected in the Shuihui Garden, Dong Xiaowan's experience, the troupe of Maojia, Dong Xiaowan's good at cooking, Rugao dialect in A Dream of Red Mansions and many other aspects, Rugao literature and history researchers have conducted in-depth textual research. They believe that the real author of A Dream of Red Mansions is not Cao Xueqin, but ventured across the border. Even Pioneering Xinjiang created "Jia Baoyu" based on itself, while Lin Daiyu's prototype was Dong Xiaowan. For example, Rugao Maojia is divided into the East Mansion and the West Mansion, with a water painting garden in the middle, and the Ningguo Mansion in A Dream of Red Mansions is also a pattern of "two mansions and one garden". Many literati are "the authors of A Dream of Red Mansions"

The real author of A Dream of Red Mansions is Pioneering Xinjiang, which is a "rock-breaking" statement, which has aroused the curiosity of netizens. After a big V in Weibo forwarded it, thousands of people followed it. Some netizens thought that there was some truth in "the theory of venturing across the border", and Cao Xueqin's copyright would be questioned. The reporter of Jinling Evening News interviewed Mr. Yan Zhong, a famous red scientist in Nanjing. "This is not surprising. Since the publication of A Dream of Red Mansions, there have been more than 6 authors!" Yan zhong laughed at this. According to Mr. Yan Zhong, from the 5 years since the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, in addition to Cao Xueqin, 63 people have been considered as the authors of A Dream of Red Mansions by various researchers. It's not surprising that "the theory of venturing across the border", the famous literati in Qing Dynasty, such as Hong Sheng, Li Yu and Yuan Mei, were once entitled as "the author of A Dream of Red Mansions". There are too many "slots" to spit out

As for the recent media report that "Maobijiang is the author of A Dream of Red Mansions", Yan Zhongxiao said that there are too many "slots" to spit out. For example, in the fifty-fourth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions, it was written that Jia Mu pointed to Xiangyun and said, "When I was her age, her grandfather had a little play, but a pianist made it together, such as Listening to the Qin in The West Chamber, Picking the Qin in The Jade Hairpin and Hu Yan in Continuing the Pipa.

Yan Zhong said that the Continued Pipa mentioned here is a play by Cao Xueqin's grandfather Cao Yin, which was put on the market in the 42nd year of Kangxi, that is, in 173, while Maobijiang died in 1693. Just imagine, if Mao Bijiang is the author of A Dream of Red Mansions, how could he write "Continued Pipa" into the book "without knowing the Oracle"? Yan Zhong pointed out that the so-called statement that "Mao Bijiang is the author of A Dream of Red Mansions" is neither new nor "full of absurd remarks" and is not worth refuting. Cao Xueqin is the author with "hard evidence"

"Cao Xueqin is the real author of A Dream of Red Mansions, which is the final conclusion and beyond doubt!" Yan Zhong emphasized. Previously, many redologists had proved Cao Xueqin's "copyright" from many aspects. Yan Zhongxin came to give reporters a few examples. In his comments on A Dream of Red Mansions, Zhi Yanzhai repeatedly pointed out that the author of A Dream of Red Mansions was Cao Xueqin. The eighth header of the first edition of Jiaxu approved: "Those who can solve it will have bitter tears, crying into this book. On New Year's Eve, the book was not finished, and Qin died of tears"; After the thirteenth paragraph of the first chapter of Jiaxu, there is a comment: "I said that Xue Qin wrote this book, which also means to preach poetry"; Geng Chenben added a page after the twenty-second return: "Qin died before this return, sigh!"

There are 2 poems of tihongloumeng in Fu Cha Ming-yi's Collection of Green Smoke and Window, and its preface clearly points out: "A Dream of Red Mansions is written by Cao Zi Xueqin to remember the prosperity of the romantic moon". Yuan Mei, a famous poet in the Qing Dynasty, wrote Poems with the Garden in two volumes: "During the reign of Kangxi, Cao Lianting wove for Jiangning ... His son (should be" Sun ") Xue Qin wrote a Dream of Red Mansions". Yan Zhong told reporters that there are still many historical materials that can prove that Cao Xueqin was the author of A Dream of Red Mansions during the reign of Qing Qianlong and Jiaqing, which cannot be denied. Although researchers often come out to challenge the "copyright" of Cao Xueqin's A Dream of Red Mansions and move out a new author, these statements are often generalized and mechanically applied, which is not very convincing.