In "Dream of the Red Chamber", there is both love and indifference from Grandmother Jia towards Qin Zhong. As the younger brother of Qin Keqing, the wife of Jia Rong from Ningguo Mansion, Qin Zhong was initially a highly popular figure in Grandmother Jia's eyes. He was good-looking and intelligent, often staying at Rongguo Mansion for a few days and receiving gifts of high-end clothing and other items. Grandmother Jia treated him the same as she did Jia Baoyu, with the same amount of love and affection. However, later on, Qin Zhong's disobedience, his entanglement with a young nun, and his refusal to study and mix with primary school children caused Grandmother Jia's dissatisfaction and indifference.

In addition, the relationship between Qin Keqing and Jia Zhen also angered Grandmother Jia, which may have been one of the reasons for her change in attitude towards Qin Zhong. Things develop and change, and so do people's opinions of others. Even lovers can have falling outs, so it's not surprising that Grandmother Jia and Qin Zhong had their differences. In the novel, Grandmother Jia's indifference towards Qin Zhong does not necessarily mean that she no longer cares about him or loves him. Perhaps, if Qin Zhong changes his behavior and regains Grandmother Jia's trust and affection, her attitude towards him will also change. This is an important theme of growth and development for many characters in "Dream of the Red Chamber".

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