Who gives a character relationship analysis table of Ba Jin's "Home"?

Gao Keming - his third son.?

Gao Ke'an - his fourth son.?

Gao Kedin - his fifth son.?

Chou? s - his eldest daughter-in-law.?

Wang? s - K'an's wife.?

Shen? Thi - Ke Dinh's wife.?

Jue? Xin - No. Mingxuan, the eldest son of the eldest house, the eldest young master.?

Jue? Min - the second son of the first house, the second young master.?

Jue? Hui - the third son of the big house, the third youngest seeker.?

Jue? Ying - the eldest son of the third house, the fourth young master.?

Jue? Qun - the eldest son of the fourth house, the fifth young master.?

Jue? Se - the second son of the fourth house, the sixth young man.?

Rui? Jue - Jue's new wife.?

Shu? Zhenzhen - the daughter of the fifth house, the fourth young lady.?

Miss Qin - or Zhang Yunhua, granddaughter of Elder Master Gao.?

Mrs. Qian - Tong's cousin.?

Miss Mei - i.e. Qian Meifen, Mrs. Qian's daughter.?

Aunt Jinyu - the aunt of Old Master Gao.?

Ming? Feng - the maid of the eldest house.?

Huang? Mom - the old maid of the big house.?

Wan? Er - the servant girl of the fourth house.?

Liu Si Jie (刘四姐)-the first act's "bridegroom," Ruijue's dowry maid.

Yuan Cheng - the manservant. Cheng - the manservant.

Su? Fu - manservant.?

Feng Leshan - Old Master Gao's friend.?

Zhang? Er - Mrs. Qian's old tenant.

Home, a full-length novel by Chinese author Ba Jin, the first of the Riptide Trilogy, was selected as one of the top 100 Chinese novels of the 20th century (#8). The other two are Spring and Autumn, and Home is considered one of Ba Jin's masterpieces. It was first serialized in The Times in 1931, originally titled Riptide. The first single-volume edition of Home was published in May 1933 by Kai Ming Bookstore.

It depicts the evils and decadence of a large feudal family in Chengdu, Sichuan, in the early 1920s, accuses the feudal system of destroying life, and glorifies the anti-feudal struggles of the young generation as well as the awakening of democratism.