Qin Wen in the Dream of Red Mansions

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Qing Wen, a character in the Chinese classical novel A Dream of Red Mansions, is the first of the twelve female hairpins in Jinling, and one of the four maids in Jia Baoyu's room. Although she is a maid, she lives as a daughter in Baoyu's room. It is generally said that she has the style of Lin Daiyu in Redology. She is romantic and smart, with eyebrows and eyes a little like Lin Daiyu. She is eloquent, especially good at needlework. She used to mend the bird's golden fur for Baoyu's disease. She was originally a servant girl of Lai's mother's family. Because she was loved by Jia's mother, she gave her to Baoyu. As a result of being spoiled, he has developed a reasonable and unforgiving character.

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The opposite: negative.
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