There are "four misers" in the world famous works. They are the French writer Balzac's "Eugenie. From Ge Lang Tai? The British dramatist, Shakes

There were many misers in Balzac's works, the most famous of which was Grandet.

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Balzac was a French novelist and also a French novelist.

"Eugenie Grandet" was one of Balzac's representative works. Through the description of a wealthy and morally corrupt merchant Grandet, it showed the gap between the rich and the poor in French society at that time, as well as the shortcomings of human greed, selfishness, vanity, and so on. The following is an analysis of Grandet's character: Selfish and Greed Grandet was an extremely selfish and greedy man. He attached great importance to his wealth and status. In order to obtain more wealth and enjoyment, he did not hesitate to spend a lot of money in a luxurious life, even ignoring the actual needs of his family and friends. 2. Vanity and Love Grandet was also very vain. He thought he was a rich man, so he often showed off his wealth and status to others. He was not only materialistic but also spiritual. He thought he was a man of wisdom and knowledge. Stubborn Grandet was a very stubborn person. He always handled things in his own way and was not influenced by others. If he didn't agree with others, he would take a tough stance and even hurt others. Lazy and Useless Grandet's laziness was also an important flaw. He lacked action and motivation, always stalling and unwilling to do things. He didn't manage his business and financial situation well, which led to the gradual loss of his wealth. Grandet was morally corrupt, selfish, greedy, vain, stubborn, lazy, and useless. These characteristics made him a loathsome character, but at the same time, they also reflected the various shortcomings of French society and the shortcomings of human nature.

The "four misers" in world literature referred to Cao Xueqin, Natsume Soseki, Tolstoy, and Maugham in China. These four people and the distortion and corruption of human nature by wealth. In Cao Xueqin's Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai were the representatives of the "Four Misers". They sacrificed everything in pursuit of wealth and status, and finally fell into a tragic end. In Natsume Soseki's " I Am a Cat," Ah Jin was a typical " miser " who would do anything for his own benefit, even hurting others. In Tolstoy's War and Peace, the Caucasus people were a tragedy caused by greed and selfishness. In order to obtain more wealth and power, they constantly fought, which eventually led to the collapse of society. In Maugham's The Moon and Sixpence, Strickland was a miser who pursued wealth and status. He gave up his dignity and morality in order to get everything he wanted.

The four misers in the world famous novel referred to the four people in Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Zheng, Xue Pan, Wang Ren, and Li Yi.

The four famous misers of the world came from the French "The God of Wealth and the Miser". The name of the miser was Sherlock Grandet (Sherlock Quinn).

The four misers in the world's four great masterpieces came from different countries and different authors, and their specific works were also different. China: Jia Baoyu, Xue Baochai, Lin Daiyu, and Grandmother Jia in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', as well as Lu Zhishen, Yang Zhi, and Wu Yong in' Water Margins 'were all seen as stingy people. France: The character of 'Stingy' in the film,'The Miser' is a greedy, selfish, and cold businessman. England: Tom Huck, played by Jesse Owens in The King of Finance, is an extremely selfish and greedy businessman. In the United States, the members of the Aureliano Buendía family in One Hundred Years of Solitude were seen as greedy, selfish, and cold misers. The names of the misers were also different. For example, Jia Baoyu in Dream of the Red Chamber was called Jia Bao, Lu Zhishen in Water Margins was called Lu Da, and the character of Maurpassant in Miser was called Grandet.

The Four Misers: 1. Sherlock in the British comedy "Merchant of Venice" 2. Abbagon from Moliere's comedy 'The Miser'('The Miserable') 3. Grandet in the French Balzac novel "Eugenie Grandet" 4. Plyushkin from the Russian Gogol novel Dead Souls.

The four misers in the world famous novels were: 1 Sherlock Grandet (Sherlock Holmes)-Liar 2. Founder of Sodom (Owner of Sodom)--Bible 3. The Neighbor of Crusoe (Crusoe)--Defoe, England 4 Devil Satan (Harry Potter series)--the devil in the Bible