Â Much of this work describes the relationship between the author and his wife, Yun.
The parents of the protagonist of this book are perpetually angry at the protagonist's wife because she has formed a bond of friendship akin to a sisterhood with a prostitute. Â The protagonist becomes indebted to a neighbor after becoming a guarantor to a loan for fifty pieces of silver. Â In this book, the protagonist's wife dies of worsening tuberculosis after attempting to weave depictions of the Heart Sutra. Â This work's first section describes "The Joys of the (*) Wedding Chamber," while its third section describes "The sorrows of Misfortune." Â Much of this work describes the relationship between the author and his wife, Yun. Â For 10 points, name this autobiographical account of life under the Ch'ing Dynasty written by Shen Fu that was originally planned to have six parts.
The parents of the protagonist of this book are perpetually angry at the protagonist's wife because she has formed a bond of friendship akin to a sisterhood with a prostitute.
Six Records of a Floating Life [or FÃº Shēng LiÃ¹ JÃ¬]