This is the first time I saw this Shakespeare play. It is a familiar story. Although I don't remember what my teacher in junior high school told me, I still feel sympathy for the Venetian merchant Sherlock. A cynical Jew, to put it bluntly, is also out of breath, and has been insulted all the time, but in the end he has no money, and he can't even keep his own religious beliefs. Seeing his heartache when he holds the holy relic in grief, he is very sympathetic.
Originally thought that the heroine Portia ended their relationship because her husband broke his oath and easily gave the ring to others, but she easily gave him the ring again. I haven't read the original, so I don't know if it's set like this...
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