This famous novel tells the story of a stingy rich old man. What's the name of this novel?

Shakespeare's Shylock the Merchant of Venice

Shylock is a bourgeois usurer. In order to make more money, he showed a fierce face in the court in Venice. "I spent a lot of money to buy this pound of meat from him. It belongs to me. I must accept it. " Like all misers, greed is their commonality. Shylock refused to repay twice or even three times the loan, but insisted on cutting off a pound of meat from Antonio, a businessman. Because Antonio lent money to others without interest, which affected Shylock's usury industry, he wanted to take the opportunity to retaliate and kill Antonio, so that his usury industry could run smoothly and accumulate more wealth.

Eugénie of Balzac? Grandet

Only a part of the chapter "Family Suffering" is selected in the selection of Chinese textbooks for senior high schools. The selected text is named "Miser", that is, "Miser", that is, the slave who guards the property, who should be the owner of the property and the ruler of the wealth, but Grandet has become a miser. "Seeing gold and owning it is Grandet's continuous madness", and money alienated him. He drove his nephew away for property, tortured his wife to death, deprived his only daughter of the right to inherit her mother's inheritance, and prohibited her from falling in love, which ruined her life's happiness. The last thing he said to his daughter was "take good care of everything and pay for me over there." Crazy pursuit of money all my life, possession of money, and finally crying for money, tired of going to the grave. Money alienated him into a ghost, a crazy and cunning miser.

Nicholas Nikolai Gogol's "ghost" splashed all over Higgins.

The middle school Chinese textbook is named "Splashing Water".

Spirochin is a typical example of declining landlords in Russia and a microcosm of the imminent demise of Russian feudal society. He is indeed a rich man, but he looks like a beggar. The landlord has more than 1000 dead souls. It is not easy to find the second person. His warehouse has so much wheat flour and agricultural products, and the drying room and tray room are stuffed with cashmere and linen, raw and cooked sheepskin, dried fish and various vegetables and fruits. However, his own food and clothing are extremely poor. The skirt is like a woman's blouse, with flour on it and a big hole in the back. The hat worn on the head, just like the hat worn by village women, has a circle of puzzling things around its neck. Is it an old sock? Belt or bandage? I don't know. But this is not a scarf. In his living room, no one believes that there is a living person living in this house, and no broken nightcap testifies on the table. There is "a wine glass with red liquid, three flies floating in it, with a piece of writing paper on it ... a yellow toothbrush, whose owner brushed his teeth before the French invaded Moscow". Bolyushin is rich, but he is still so stingy with himself. You can imagine other people. When his daughter gets married, he only sends one gift-curse; My son wrote a letter from the army asking for money to make clothes, but it was rejected. Apart from giving him some curses, it has nothing to do with his son. He doesn't even care about his life or death. His grain pile and hay pile have become real dung piles, but no one has planted cabbage on them yet; The flour in the cellar is as hard as stone, so I have to block it up with an axe ... The overflowing Higgins doesn't quite understand what he has, but he doesn't have enough. He accumulates wealth every day, and he doesn't have to clean up when he passes by, or even steal from others.

Abagun, the miser of Moliere.

Abagong is a typical miser and miser. He loves money like life and is very stingy. He is not only very strict with his servants and family, but also often sleeps hungry, so that he can't sleep in the middle of the night, so he goes to the stable to steal buckwheat. Regardless of his children's favorite objects, he insisted that his son gather rich widows and his daughter marry rich lords. When the money he deliberately buried in the garden was taken away, he cried for the land and was in pain, vividly depicting the image of a miser who regarded money as his life.