What is the moral of O 'Henry's The God of Wealth and Love?

First, the moral of the God of Wealth is that what is hidden behind money is actually the love of the son, which makes people see the two sides of the characters. There is no conflict between worshipping money and loving your father.

Second, the moral of loving God is that where there is love, there is everything.

Third, the main content of "Love of the God of Wealth": Ann likes Lan, but because Lan is going to Europe soon, she has no time to confess. Ann's father is a very rich soap merchant. He thinks that money is everything, so he creates two hours alone with Lan for his son, and then Ann admits that she is engaged to Lan successfully.

Four. About the author:

O Henry (1862- 19 10), also known as O Henry, was originally named William Sydney Potter, an American short story writer and the founder of modern American short stories. His major works include The Gift of the Maggie, The Police and Hymns, The Last Leaf and Twenty.

O Henry, Chekhov and Mo Bosang are also called the world's three great short story masters. He was once praised by critics as the Laureate Prose Writer in Manhattan and the father of modern American short stories. His works are known as "Encyclopedia of American Life".