Summary of Mo Pan Jewelry

"Jewelry" is a short story created by French writer Mo Panga. It tells the psychological change of a "fake jewelry" that a husband found that his wife's collection.
The objective and true description of the novel without the traces of carving and the meaningful irony of the meaning not only reflects the social style of France in the late 19th century, but also leaves a broad space for readers to participate in the re -creation of the works and think in depth. The room.

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This Mrs. Langdan, the middle class, has two hobbies that are dissatisfied with her husband. One is to watch the show, and the other is to love fake jewelry. In a winter night, she was frozen when she watched the show, hurting pneumonia, and died a week later. Mr. Langdan, who was clumsy, was embarrassed and embarrassed. In addition, he was in a hurry. The first thing he thought was the fake jewelry of his wife's anger, and decided to sell the large necklace that she seemed to like it, because the fake thing is still sophisticated, and it is estimated that it can be worth seven or eight. How did you know that the fake jewelry got the jewelry store for valuation, and found that it was a real jewelry, Lang Dan was shocked. When he took the jewelry to another shop, the owner recognized that the jewelry was sold in their store. After inquiries and checking the account book, this is a real jewelry. Mr. Lang Dan was so surprised that Jane was really crazy, so that he went home several times when he went home, and finally fainted. Fortunately, a passerby carried him into the pharmacy and sent him home after waking up.
A sadness and fatigue seemed to hit the hammer, causing him to fall asleep until the next day. He couldn't work anymore, weighed again and again, walked into the jewelry store again, sold the string of large necklaces, and sold all the jewelry left by his wife (almost all sold in this shop) to this store. Section chief, said that he inherited a thirty million francs, and announced to his colleagues his future plan, and mixed with several prostitutes at night. He remarried half a year later. The successor was a woman, but his stinky temper made him miserable.