1. An excerpt from a poem written by someone for "Daoxiang Village": There is a mystery in the naming process of Daoxiang Village. Anyone who has read "A Dream of Red Mansions" will definitely be familiar with the name of Grand View Garden. In this wonderful ideal world, a group of boys and girls serve us

Countless unforgettable stories were told.

However, there is still no conclusion as to where the prototype of the Grand View Garden is. The Sui Garden of Yuan Mei's family, Prince Gong's Mansion in Beijing, etc. cannot be connected with the beauty of the Grand View Garden. Some people even say that the Grand View Garden is the prototype because they cannot find the prototype of the Grand View Garden.

Cao Xueqin's genius brain imagined such strange theories out of thin air.

However, the truth of the matter will be revealed one day.

This article attempts to analyze the mystery behind the naming process of Dao Xiangchun in Chapter 17 of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

1. Why did Baoyu change "Yemen" to "Chaimen"? As we all know, Baoyu quoted an ancient poem when naming Daoxiang Village, "Chaimen is near the fragrance of rice flowers." Everyone agrees that this line comes from "Late from Chaotai" by Xu Hun, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.

"Jin Zhi Wei lives in seclusion in the suburban garden": Autumn comes and the wild geese are lowered by the pond, riding horses towards the terrace and walking towards the setting sun.

The village path winds around the mountains, with dark pine leaves, and the wild gate faces the fragrant rice flowers.

The clouds are connected to the sea, the air on the piano is moist, and the wind carries the sound of the tide, making the pillow cool.

The Feng River in the west is thousands of miles away, and I may wait for King Wen in vain.

Baoyu named this place "Daoxiang Village" because of the three characters "Daoxiang" in the poem. Over the years, this has been studied in the red academic circles.

But who paid attention to the most critical point? Baoyu "tampered" Xu Hun's original poem: Xu Hun's poem was "The wild gate is near the fragrance of rice flowers", what Baoyu said was "the firewood gate is near the fragrance of rice flowers", Baoyu said "the wild gate is near the fragrance of rice flowers".

"Men" was changed to "Chai Men", which suddenly revealed the author's true creative intention.

Everyone can't help but ask, what is the difference between "Yemen" and "Chaimen"?

Isn't it the door outside the courtyard?

This is due to the lack of understanding of Xixi's background. The Chai family is the Chai family's gate.

Because the prototype of Daoxiang Village in Grand View Garden is the Shen Manor where Li Wan lived and Chai Jing lived.

The Shen Manor was not called Shen Men but Chai Men because after Chai Jingyi married into the Shen family, her husband died young and Chai Jingyi took her only son Shen Yongji to support the family business.

Therefore, it is reasonable to call Shen's Manor "Chai Garden", and some people did call it that at that time.

In order to confirm that Daoxiang Village is Shen's Manor, the author has spent a lot of time and left clues one after another in the book.

2. Why the newly built garden was "exhausted by the ancients" As we all know, in Chapter 17, every inscription is started by the Qingke, and Daoxiang Village is no exception, but the Qingke said something incredible before the inscription.

The words: "Brother Cai just said, 'It is better to write down the old than to compile the new.' Here the ancients have already exhausted their teachings, and it would be more wonderful to write directly about 'Xinghua Village'." The garden has just been built, how could it be that "the ancients have exhausted their teachings"?

How come "Xinghua Village" became "Recounting the Past".

This question must be answered by Tumo Rehongxue: Could it be that the sister-in-law Li Wan and her son in the book "Dream of Red Mansions" actually live in a villa with a hotel?

No need to be surprised, this is indeed the case.

According to "Hangzhou Prefecture Chronicles": During the Song Dynasty, a Xixi wine warehouse was set up and brewed from springs. It was called "Meihuaquan Wine". This wine is as famous as "Anle Mountain Tea" and is famous far and wide.

It is said that when Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty visited Xixi, he went to a mountain village restaurant and had a drink at Shen's Jiujianlou Restaurant in Xixi. The shopkeeper offered Meihuaquan wine as an offering. Emperor Emperor liked the sweetness and mellowness of the wine, so he was given the imperial book's prohibition on alcoholic beverages "not for the liquor tax department".

The emperor gave the Shen family permission to sell wine without having to pay taxes.

Since the Southern Song Dynasty, the Shen family has been selling liquor in Jiujianlou in Xixi next to the "Alcohol Prohibition Circle", and is famous for its "Xinghua Village" with "Xinghua Village" where "Xinghuan is in sight".

The monk Shi Dashan in the late Ming Dynasty wrote a poem in his "Hundred Odes of Xixi River" dedicated to this matter: "In Xinghua Village, the wine curtain is swaying, and I walk across the small bridge in search of incense. The shelves are full of rare and rare delicacies, and there are several bottles of delicate and charming seats."

Excellent label. The shopkeeper is smiling and happy, and the fairy is greedy for the wine. He can please Tianyan and leave the imperial pen to this day without paying the wine tax. Of course, future generations will flock to it.

Although there are not many of these poems left today, the "Wine Curtain Swinging in Xinghua Village" written by a monk is enough. No one can deny that Shen's Jiujianlou Restaurant is called "Xinghua Village". On the surface, Jia Zheng

Saying "the name has been violated" and needs to be changed is actually emphasizing that the original name here was "Xinghua Village".

Is the "Red Apricots Hanging Wine Flags" by Tang Bohu, a talented man from the south of the Yangtze River, quoted by Baoyu, written here, including Du Mu's famous "Qingming": "It rains heavily during the Qingming Festival, and people on the road want to die. May I ask where the restaurant is?

"The shepherd boy shaking his finger at Xinghua Village" seems to be closer to the artistic conception of Xixi Xinghua Village. "It rains heavily during the Qingming Festival" and "shepherd boy" are both descriptions with Jiangnan characteristics.

Since there is no more information for reference, we can only stop at this topic.

In fact, there are more special descriptions in "A Dream of Red Mansions" that can prove that Daoxiang Village is Xixi's "Xinghua Village".

3. Why is there a stone tablet with an inscription in front of Daoxiang Village? Other residences in the Grand View Garden, such as Yihongyuan and Xiaoxiang Pavilion, all have plaques and couplets in front of their doors. However, when it comes to Daoxiang Village, it becomes a stone tablet, and it is the opposite.

Repeatedly and exaggeratedly.

Suddenly I saw a stone slab on the side of the road, which was also prepared for leaving an inscription.

Everyone laughed and said, "Even better, even better, if a plaque is hung here to be inscribed, the family tradition of the farmhouse will be wiped out."