Pao-yü
Chia Cheng's son born with jade in mouth
Chia family1783 mentionsFirst appears · Chapter III · ¶ 110
Also called: Chia Pao-yü, son with the jade, cousin born with jade in his mouth
“Mr. Cheng has had a son, born with a piece of jade in his mouth.”
Chia Cheng's son, forced to accompany the inspection of the garden and asked repeatedly to suggest names and couplets; he later gives away his trinkets to pages, has a quarrel and reconciliation with Lin Tai-yü, and his earlier compositions are later used as the garden's actual mottoes.
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