I think the protagonist of Mao Mu Pearl Necklace is not Miss Robinson in Laura's story, but Laura herself. In my opinion, this novel by Mao Mu is a satire on Laura. Laura has been standing on the moral high ground and slamming people around her, especially Miss Robinson, to show her noble charity, but the more ironic, the more jealous and narrow-minded she is. In the last paragraph of the article, she told me from a moralist's point of view that Miss Robinson's ending should be like this: "Marry a man who was injured in the war", "This man has only one leg left", "They are penniless" and "The wedding has been postponed for several years". . . . . . Personally, I think the theme of this novel is similar to a hot topic in recent years, that is, moral kidnapping.

Mo Bosang's novels are very good, but they are easier to understand than Mao Mu's, or the interpretation of the characters is shallower. Many of Mao Mu's novels depict characters very delicately.

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