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The deteriorate world does not tolerate strong women:the tragedy of Wang Xifeng

Chen Song-bai

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Wang Xifeng was an object of pity by Cao Xueqin,who revealed much of her evil side,while always keeping his attention to her troubles,and portraying her tragedy with a mix of love,pity and aversion.He reminded us that even strong woman had such a fate,could other people get away? Thus the tragedy of Wang Xifeng has unusual typical significance.

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Wang Xifeng was an object of pity by Cao Xueqin,who revealed much of her evil side,while always keeping his attention to her troubles,and portraying her tragedy with a mix of love,pity and aversion.He reminded us that even strong woman had such a fate,could other people get away? Thus the tragedy of Wang Xifeng has unusual typical significance.

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Wang Xifeng was an object of pity by Cao Xueqin,who revealed much of her evil side,while always keeping his attention to her troubles,and portraying her tragedy with a mix of love,pity and aversion.He reminded us that even strong woman had such a fate,could other people get away? Thus the tragedy of Wang Xifeng has unusual typical significance.

Key concepts: Pity, Tragedy (event), Object (grammar), Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Literature, Social psychology

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