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Striving in the Red Mansion.
Chapter 57: Forcing Pretentiousness. [56]
Summary
Jia Huan, feeling pressured at a banquet hosted by Scholar Liu Guo Shan, impressively recited poetry despite the cynicism of Chen Jia Yun, who mocked his youth and background. Jia Huan defended himself, stating that talent isn't determined by age, and showcased his poetic skills, earning applause. Chen, feeling cornered, presented his own poem but was overshadowed by Jia Huan's superior work. The atmosphere shifted as Jia Huan's confidence grew, leading to a competitive exchange of verses that highlighted the talents of both scholars, ultimately showcasing Jia Huan's prowess and leaving Chen in a difficult position.Full content
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