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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

In the novel "Dream of the Red Chamber," Wang Xifeng is a woman of exceptional beauty and intelligence.

She is often depicted wearing a red robe, gold hair ornaments, exquisite clothing, and golden embroidered shoes, which all contribute to her noble and elegant demeanor.

Her character has not only been vividly portrayed in the novel but also widely disseminated and interpreted in various artistic works.

In the TV drama adaptation of "Dream of the Red Chamber," Wang Xifeng's character was portrayed by actress Chen Xiaoxu.

Through her superb acting skills and nuanced emotional expression, she fully showcased Wang Xifeng's cleverness, decisiveness, and desire for power.

The audience was deeply impressed by her performance and felt sympathy and concern for her fate.

Apart from the TV drama, Wang Xifeng's character has appeared in various films, stage plays, and musicals.

For example, in the 1987 film adaptation of "Dream of the Red Chamber," played by Leslie Cheung, Wang Xifeng's character left a deep impression on viewers.

In the 2003 stage play "Dream of the Red Chamber," played by Mei Lanfang, Wang Xifeng's character was even more refined and delicate.

In musicals such as "The Story of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu" (1995) and "The Grand View Garden" (2006), Wang Xifeng's character has also been presented and interpreted in different ways.

In conclusion, as one of the important characters in "Dream of the Red Chamber," Wang Xifeng's image has been widely disseminated and interpreted in literature, film, television, stage plays, and music.

Her character not only represents the virtues and wisdom of ancient Chinese women but also reflects the political, cultural, and aesthetic values of that era.