How did the title Shoko the Camel come about?

In Beijing in the 20s, the warlords were in chaos, the soldiers were in chaos, Xiangzi survived, or got up early and pulled the car greedily in the dark, one day, he pulled the car just out of Xizhimen was arrested by several soldiers who captured the car with the car. As the team fled, Shoko was saddened to see her cart rolling into the mountain stream with cannonballs......The GIs fled, and Shoko accidentally picked up three camels left behind by the rebels. He sold his camels and returned to the depot, fantasizing about buying another foreign car.

Legend has it that Shoko sold 30 camels and made a fortune, giving him a nickname"Camel Shoko"。

One night, the sound of artillery sounded in the distance, and the barracks were in chaos, so Shoko took advantage of the situation to sneak out of the barracks and took the three camels that the troops had left behind. At dawn, he came to a village and sold three camels to an old man for only 35 yuan. Once, Shoko suddenly fell ill and lay down in a small shop for 3 days, telling about his relationship with 3 camels while talking in his dreams or nonsense, and from then on, he got the nickname "Shoko the Camel".

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Once, Shoko suddenly fell ill and lay down in a small shop for 3 days, telling about his relationship with 3 camels while talking in his dreams or nonsense, and from then on, he got the nickname "Shoko the Camel". After Shoko recovers from her illness, she can't wait to dress up. He shaved his head, changed his clothes and shoes, had a full meal, and then went into the city to go to the people who had rented the car and the depot.

The origin of the title of "Camel Xiangzi" is briefly described as follows:

The warlords were fighting, and when Xiangzi went out of the city, he encountered rebellious soldiers, the car was lost, and the people were also arrested. Later, when the warlord was defeated, Xiangzi saw the opportunity to escape, and secretly took three camels and sold them for thirty yuan. After Shoko escaped, she fell seriously ill.

In a coma, people heard him always chattering about camels, so they gave him the nickname Camel Xiangzi.

Camel Shoko's setting:

Since he came to the city, he has been "Xiangzi", as if he has no surname at all; Nowadays, "camel" is placed above "Xiangzi", and no one cares what his surname is. Whether there is a surname or not, he himself doesn't care. However, the three cattle had only exchanged so many dollars, and he had fallen into a nickname, which he felt was a bit of a big deal.

Chinese generally believe that a person's name is not only a symbol that he represents in society, but also to a certain extent hints at the good fortune of the whole life situation.

There is no surname, and Xiangzi himself doesn't care, from a literary point of view, there are three meanings: first, Xiangzi does not represent a person, but represents a group, representing the masses at the bottom of society; Second, the society at that time was indifferent to a low-level worker and did not care about his dignity as a "human being"; The third is that Shoko himself has become numb and doesn't care about it.

Shoko said some nonsense about camels when he was unconscious, and he was listened to, so everyone else called him Camel Shoko.

The origin of the nickname "Camel Shoko" is that Shoko got a few camels by chance when he was evading military service, and he was very excited, and he stayed in the store at night, and shouted camels in his sleep, and was heard, so he brought a camel in his name.

The origin of the nickname of Shoko the camel, Shoko got a few camels by chance when he was evading military service, and he was very excited, and he stayed in the store at night, shouting "camel" in his sleep, and was heard, so he brought a "camel" in his name.

Shoko is from the countryside, and after he pulled a rented foreign car, he decided to buy a car and pull it himself and become an independent laborer, but after many setbacks, this wish was finally completely shattered. He lost all aspirations and confidence in life, and went from being self-motivated and strong to being willing to degenerate. It turned out that the upright and kind Xiangzi was crushed by the grinding plate of life.

Who is "Camel Shoko".

"Camel Xiangzi" tells the story of Xiangzi, a young and strong rickshaw driver full of vitality in the city of Beiping. Shoko is from the countryside, a bankrupt young farmer, hardworking, simple, and kind, who keeps everything that the countryside has nurtured and raised him, but he is never willing to go back to the countryside.

Shoko, who came to the city from the countryside, longed to buy a car of her own with her honest labor. Being an independent laborer was Shoko's wish, hope, and even religion, and with hard work and perseverance, he spent three years saving money and finally realized his dream of becoming a self-reliant coachman.

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When Xiangzi escaped from the barracks, he stole three camels, and later sold the camels to an old man for 35 yuan, and since then he has been known as Camel Xiangzi.

Later, the GIs suffered defeat, and Xiangzi sneaked back from the barracks in the dark, and also pulled three camels that the GIs fell when they retreated, and sold them for 35 yuan, and Xiangzi escaped and fell ill. In a coma, people heard him always chattering about camels, so they gave him the nickname Camel Xiangzi, and later everyone called him Camel Xiangzi.