Camel Xiangzi feels after reading each chapter, and Camel Xiangzi feels after reading the first chap

Start with a brief description of the original text and a brief overview of the article you have read. The writing part is mainly to make a preliminary preparation for writing your own feelings. The focus of this part of the writing must highlight "Jane".

Then express your feelings, i.e., your own opinions. Write facts around an idea that support it, association. A simple review is complete.

"Shoko" is the name, while "Camel" is just a nickname. Shoko made a deep impression on me: an ordinary coachman, hardworking and determined. But Shoko's fate was tragic.

He came to Beiping with his own hopes, intending to pull a car. After three years of hard work, he finally bought his own car. But in the chaotic Beiping, in less than half a year, Xiangzi's car was robbed by soldiers and brought back three camels.

Shoko did not lose heart and worked harder to make money. But the doom is not over.

Shoko hasn't bought a car yet, but the money is robbed by detectives. In his life with Tiger Girl, he went through a lot of hard work, bumps, and bumps, and finally he pulled into the car again. But before the show was over, tragedy struck again.

The tiger girl died, and Shoko's car was gone, which made Shoko lose her confidence in life.

He's no longer the same Shoko he used to be, he's changed, he's become clean. Eating, drinking, prostitution, gambling, everything. to sell people to make money, and completely become a loser. Shoko, an originally positive driver, is forced to become a "humanoid trash" who does everything.

I pity Shoko, a completely good person who was forced into garbage by this society, and finally fell into self-depravity. For this society, I feel sad, I feel pain, I feel shame. Under the influence of society, Shoko has gone through ups and downs and become garbage.

This is the injustice of society to everyone, and it can be said that Shoko was killed by this society, this corrupt society.

The book "Camel Shoko" is a good satire of the corruption and incompetence of the old society at that time. But this book is also called my best teaching material - in any situation, be industrious and determined, so that you don't cause tragedies like Shoko's. Everyone's life is like this.

Therefore, we should have ideals, goals, and a positive attitude in order to gain a foothold in society. This is the truth that I really learned from the book.

The famous writer Lao She's work "Camel Xiangzi" is written with sincerity and full of life philosophy. Today, I read the first chapter of "Camel Xiangzi", and I was told by the article.

Shocked by the words, the deep sympathy for the working people was not only spontaneous.

The article mainly tells about Shoko--- a relatively liberal high-class coachman, who bought a prototype car with his hard-earned money for several years and used it to attract customers. But once when pulling a car, he was arrested by a dozen soldiers, who not only took away Xiangzi's white cloth coat and trouser jacket, but also took away the car that had been earned with several years of blood and sweat.

Reading and reading, I remembered an incident that happened not long after the summer vacation. That day, I went out to help my mother buy salt, and I was in a good mood, but when I came back, I saw my cousin lying on the table drawing something. I thought I was painting, but when I looked back, a wave of anger burned in my heart.

Those few pieces of paper are the biology homework that I searched for and spent a lot of time to complete! I hurriedly strode forward to take away those few pieces of homework, but my brother not only didn't give them, but also tore the paper to shreds!

I understand Shoko's feelings, when her efforts are all in vain, and she is blown away by the wind like a fallen leaf, how sad and lost she is, just waiting to start again!

This story takes place before liberation. Before liberation, how hard life was for people, they seemed to live in a world that would never see the light of day, where all fate was ruled by war, and they had no freedom.

In contrast, how happy we are to live in times of peace! Not only do we have no worries about food and clothing, but more importantly, no one will violate our rights. Therefore, we should cherish this hard-won happy life and cherish the little bits and pieces laid for us by our ancestors.

Friends, study hard! Build a brilliant blueprint for the future of the motherland and add a new chapter to China's tomorrow!