This sentence comes from Cao Xueqin's Good Things End in Qing Dynasty.
Good things will come one day.
Original text:
Painting beams in spring leaves fragrant dust. Being good at amorous feelings and grasping the moon phase is the foundation of losing home. Losing power is respectful, and the death of family affairs is the original sin. Always because of love!
Translation:
Youth ends on the carved roof beam, sprinkling a fragrant dust. Self-reliant romantic feelings and good looks, but I don't know that this is the root of failure. The ancestry of ancestors began in Jia Jing, and the first sin of the decline of family wealth was "Ning". The karma of past lives is always a kind of "love"!
Extended data:
A song about Jia is centered on the whole family, and its main content is to discuss the reasons for the decline and extinction of Jia, a "century-old family". This shows that the author regards the death of Qin Keqing as a clue to the demise of the feudal clan, which is still in its heyday for the time being.
The author's handling, especially the fact that the author pointed out the real culprit, greatly deepened the sense of historical depth of Qin Keqing's tragedy and made music have a deeper and broader social significance. Of course, when explaining the root cause of the demise of aristocratic society, the author fell into the causal cycle theory of fatalism. His explanation is wrong and unscientific, so there is nothing he can do.
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