In Jewelry, Mo Bosang did not stop writing after exposing the hypocrisy and depravity of Mrs. Long Dan, but skillfully used "echo" to expose Long Dan, a new philistine in the Paris Vanity Fair. He is shameless and pretends to sell jewelry seriously, which is the process in which his deep desire for money overcomes his shame.

In this respect, Mo Bosang's short stories are exemplary. First of all, limited space, several characters, relatively simple background and events, Mo Bosang's jewelry is quite outstanding in this respect. The novel depicts a pair of mediocre "little people" who love money more than anything else.

The best of these six places is boule de suif, Mo Bosang, which makes Mo Bosang famous. Mo Bosang's representative novels are Life (the first ... the second, describing bourgeois customs, such as jewelry, my uncle Yule. The third category describes the suffering of the poor. ...