The last paragraph of "The Jewelry of Mo Bosang": He was not bored in the theater for the first time, and then spent the night with the girls. Six months later, he remarried. His second wife is decent, but she has a bad temper. She caused him great pain. This passage reflects the vanity of ordinary citizens in the face of money and is named the theme.

brief introduction

This novel inherits Mo Bosang's consistent writing style: ingenious conception and layout, drawing materials from ordinary daily life, and making the novel vivid and attractive through fascinating plot arrangement.

The novel reveals the evil side of money in capitalist society and the vanity of ordinary citizens in front of money. The novel vividly embodies Mo Bosang's creative characteristics through detailed psychological description of characters and unexpected ending arrangement.