The Red Mansion in Peking University refers to the buildings located on the campus of Peking University, modeled after Jia Fu in A Dream of Red Mansions. This complex consists of teaching buildings, office buildings, conference centers, hotels and restaurants. It is a comprehensive building complex integrating teaching, scientific research, conference, accommodation and catering. It is not only one of the landmark buildings in Peking University, but also one of the symbols of China's cultural heritage.

The completion of the Red Mansion in Peking University began in the early 1950s. It is a replica building complex built by the central government in Peking University to commemorate Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions. The internal structure and layout of the buildings are not only faithful to the original description of A Dream of Red Mansions, but also integrated with modern architectural design concepts, forming a new Chinese architectural style different from the traditional ones. Today, it has become an important part of the modern architectural history of Peking University and China.

As one of the representative buildings of China traditional culture, the Red Mansion in Peking University has extremely high cultural value. Its architectural style, structural layout, decorative arts and carving details all reflect the profound connotation and profound ideological connotation of China traditional culture. In addition, the Red Mansion of Peking University is also an important place for university life, which provides an excellent platform for students to learn, communicate and experience China culture. It can be said that the Red Mansion in Peking University is not only a building, but also a carrier of cultural symbols and spiritual inheritance.