This paper provides a simple mode to restate the relationship between information asymmetry and credit rationing referred by Stiglitz and Weiss (1981). And further, based on this model, it illustrates how to use the collateral to reduce credit rationing occurring. Adverse selection in credit markets means the raising of interest rates by lenders before loans may cause low-risk borrowers to exit the credit market, and only high-risk borrowers stay in the market. The moral hazard in the credit markets means the raising of lending rates will affect the choice of the borrowers' investment project; high interest rates make borrowers select higher risk investment projects. The credit rationing equilibrium theory is not only interesting, but also has policies meaning.