The fragment describing Daiyu's burial in the original text of A Dream of Red Mansions (not a poem! ! )

Back to the twenty-third chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions, Flower Festival, just in spring, peach blossoms are in full bloom; On the bank of Qin Fang Gate Bridge, there are colorful English stories. At this time, when Daiyu saw that the wind blew the residual red all over the ground, she cherished the flowers and buried them, making a Hua Zhong for the fallen flowers. Baoyu and Daiyu have a relationship of mutual understanding and empathy. While Daiyu was setting up a flower grave, Baoyu couldn't bear to trample on the fallen flowers with The West Chamber at the Qin Fang Bridge. He wanted to let the fallen petal go with the flowing water and happened to meet Daiyu. Daiyu said that although the water was clean, it was polluted by people. If it is wrapped in silk and buried in the soil, it will be more natural to dissipate with the soil. Hearing this, Baoyu couldn't help but want to put down his book and help Daiyu. This leads to another classic fragment in A Dream of Red Mansions, "Baodai * * * reads the West Building".

Daiyu's burial of flowers is one of the most classic fragments in A Dream of Red Mansions. Lin Daiyu, from her pity for the fallen flowers, to her grave for the fallen flowers, to her understanding of love and fate, wrote her swan song "Burying Flowers". Daiyu built a grave for flowers, shed tears for them, and was also helpless for her love and reality. Daiyu buried flowers and herself. While "Bao Dai * * reads the West Chamber" and "Bao Dai dispels doubts" interspersed in the process of Dai Yuhua's burial became the swan song that touched millions of sentient readers in Qian Qian.

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