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After Xue Pan moved from his hometown to the Grand View Garden, he heard that the Jia family had a private school with many young men.
This ignited his 'Long Yang's inclination,' so he pretended to go to school, but in reality, he only attended sporadically.
Some students, coveting Xue Pan's wealth, fell prey to his schemes.
When Qin Zhong and Jia Baoyu came to school, Xue Pan immediately set his sights on them.

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Open the tool →龙阳之兴 (lóng yáng zhī xīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a homosexual inclination or preference for male companionship”.
龙阳之兴 is pronounced lóng yáng zhī xīng in Mandarin Chinese.
龙阳之兴 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
兴:嗜好,雅兴。战国时龙阳君以男色事魏王而得宠。指喜好男色