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Striving in the Red Mansion.
Chapter 249: Ten Seven-Character Poems. [251]
Summary
Jia Zheng returned home early, frustrated by his son Jia Huan's drinking at Sanyuan Tavern while Xue Pan was detained. Scholars in his study discussed court matters, including Duke Zheng's impeachment. Meanwhile, at the tavern, Jia Huan was celebrated for his poetry, receiving gifts of wine in exchange for verses. He composed several poems, impressing his peers and garnering applause. The atmosphere was lively, with discussions on the deeper meanings of his work. The juxtaposition of Jia Huan's carefree revelry and Jia Zheng's concerns highlighted family tensions amidst political intrigue.Full content
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