Jia Dairu and Gary are two of them. Jia Dairu is a teacher in Jiafu. He sent his son and daughter-in-law away for nothing. Therefore, he attaches great importance to the general education of his grandson Jia Rui, and he feels a great responsibility. His education for his grandson is extremely strict, because he has placed great hopes on it. When this happened, he was very sad and blamed himself. It is described in the book. Gary was very scared because he came home late. Jia Dairu was a feudal parent, and his education was typical of China education. Gary didn't come home on time and was teased by Feng. After he came back, he was tortured by Jia Dairu. Jia Dairu insisted that Gary should go out to eat and drink. However, Jia Rui was so angry. He saw Wang Xifeng's toad and wanted to eat swan meat. He was possessed and stubborn, which eventually led to his own tragedy. When he was seriously ill, his grandfather turned to Jiafu for help. However, Jia Rui offended Feng earlier, and Feng only fooled a few ginseng, and Jia Rui later died.
Gary's death is inseparable from the romantic mirror. After Jia Rui fell ill, a Taoist gave him a mirror, a romantic face and a beautiful Xifeng. He went in and had a good time with Sister Feng. Finally, when he died, he had a pool of essence from which he could know his death. Jia Dairu was furious, thinking that the mirror was a demon mirror, so Jia Dairu wanted to burn it, which was very grievance. It says Gary is not allowed to look straight.