Antonio, a merchant in Venice, is a generous businessman, which is just the opposite of Shylock, another Jewish usury policy. Antonio's good friend Bassanio borrowed 3000 gold coins from Portia, a beautiful girl in Belmont, because she wanted to propose to him. But Antonio had no money, so she had to borrow 3000 gold coins from Shylock with his merchant ship that didn't return to Hong Kong as collateral. Shylock hated Antonio, because he lent money at no interest, which affected the usury industry and insulted himself. So he used the opportunity of signing a loan contract to set a trap and wait for revenge. Shylock resented Antonio's opposition to himself in the past, so he took this opportunity to ask him to replace the merchant ship with a pound of meat. After some conversation, Antonio agreed and signed a contract with him. Bassanio happily went to Belmont to ask for relatives and friends. In Belmont, his attendant Gratiano fell in love with Portia's maid Nerissa. When an accident happened, two couples got married in a hurry at the same time. It turned out that Antonio wrote a letter in which he explained that his merchant ship was missing. He was about to get a pound of meat from Shylock, because this pound of meat might lead to his death, so he hoped to see Bassanio for the last time ... Bassanio and graciano heard the news and hurried back to Venice. Portia and Nerissa also secretly disguised themselves as lawyers and secretaries, and then went to save Antonio. In court, Portia wisely promised Shylock that he could take any pound of Antonio's flesh, but if he shed a drop of blood (only one pound of flesh was written in the contract, but Shylock was not promised to shed a drop of blood), he would use his life and property to atone. So Antonio was rescued, and the court announced that half of his property was confiscated for murdering a Venetian citizen, and the other half was given to Antonio, who gave the unexpected property to Shylock's son-in-law and his friend Lorenzo. Shylock saw that the plot failed and had to agree. He converted to Christianity according to the verdict. In this way, Portia cleverly saved Antonio's life. Meanwhile, Portia and Nerissa make fun of their husbands. They asked for the ring as a reward for protecting Antonio and then went home. When their husbands came back, they blamed them for ignoring the meaning of the wedding ring and insisted that they must have given it to another woman. After a series of embarrassing explanations, the truth finally came out. Everyone has a happy ending, except Sherlock who wants to hurt others and himself. Flowers bloom at night--warm memories and rational criticism. Lu Xun's recollection prose is Lu Xun's past. This is a famous collection of essays. This is a collection of essays that must be read. It's a collection of essays like a tutor. "Morning Flowers and Evening Picks" is not written for children, but it writes a lot about children. It's interesting to read. As we get older, we can always read different flavors from it. This is the charm of Lu Xun's works. The book consists of Silver, Dogs, Cats, Rats, A Chang, Shan Hai Jing, Twenty-four Filial Pieties, Wu Banhui, Impermanence, From Baicaoyuan to San Tan Yin Yue, Father's Illness, Notes, Mr. Fujino, Fan Ainong and Hou Hou. Every article in the book shows the social situation and folk culture at that time, revealing Mr. Lu Xun's profound observation of society and sincere feelings for his family, teachers and friends. The narrative is cordial and touching, and it is organically integrated with a lot of description, lyricism and discussion. The style of writing is beautiful and fresh, which is called the highest level of reminiscence prose in the history of modern literature. It is also the only collection of Lu Xun's essays. Now, the book "Morning Flowers and Evening Picking Up" has become one of the classic guidance books for the second grade Chinese studies published by People's Education Press, allowing more teenagers to share Lu Xun's "warm memories and rational criticism". Generally speaking, Flowers in the Morning and Flowers in the Evening describes some fragments of his life before and after he went to Japan in his youth, shows the world and folk culture at that time, and reveals Lu Xun's profound observation of society and sincere feelings for his family, teachers and friends. The narrative is intimate and touching, and a lot of description, lyricism and discussion are organically combined. The style of writing is beautiful and fresh, which can be called the highest level of recalling prose in the history of modern literature.