Camel Xiangzi, Xiangzi doesn t give money, why is Xiangzi reluctant to camels?

Camel Shoko, Shoko doesn't give money to Detective Sun.

(This is an excerpt from Mr. Lao She's original work in "Camel Xiangzi" about Xiangzi pulling a camel and escaping from the barracks.) ）

Shoko knew that the camels would not help him, but since he was a prisoner with them, it seemed that he had to have some sympathy. The barracks were even more chaotic, and he found the camels—a few mounds crawling in the darkness, except for the ,... of heavy breathingThe soldiers had to flee back into the mountains. If they really go up the mountain, they can't take camels with them. In this way, the fate of the camel is also his fate.

If they don't give up these animals, he'll be done. They forgot about the camel, and he could run away. Putting his ear to the ground, he listened to the sound of footsteps, and his heart beat very fast.

Xiangzi had already run twenty or thirty steps, but he refused to run again, he was reluctant to give up the camels. His possessions in the world, now, are only his own life.

He wouldn't let them go again. Everything is left to God, and the white camel can't let go!

Because she is used to pulling the car, Shoko has some ability to discern the direction. Even so, he was a little confused right now. When he found the camels, his heart seemed to be all about them;

Shoko doesn't look like a camel puller! It's like a deserter! Deserters, being taken by officials is a trivial matter; Teach the people in the village to catch, at least bury them alive!

The thought of this made him tremble, and the soft popping of the hooves of the camel behind him startled him suddenly. If he wants to run for his life, he still has to give up these burdens. But in the end, he refused to let go of the rope on the camel's nose.

Let's go, let's go, go to**count**, say what you meet; live, earn a few livestock; Dead, resign to fate!

"Why don't you sell them and buy another car? "He's almost jumping! But he did not move, as if he should be ashamed because he had not thought of such a natural and convenient method. Joy is greater than shame.

"Well, man, I'll give you thirty-five dollars; I'm going to say it's not a bargain, I'm a puppy; If I could get one more, I'd be a puppy! I'm in my sixties; Hmph, teach me what to say! ”

Shoko ran out of ideas. For money, he has always refused to let go of one. However, these days in the army, he suddenly heard the old man's sincere and emotional words, and he was embarrassed to argue anymore.

Besides, the thirty-five yuan of cash that can be obtained seems to be more reliable than the hopeful ten thousand yuan, although it is indeed less than thirty-five yuan for a life! Just three big live camels, can't, never, it's only worth thirty-five oceans! But what can be done?

The camel is yours! ......

The time when he lost money was real because of the money, because of the money.

"Camel Shoko". The second Zhang Xiangzi lost the car because he loved money?

Chapter 5: Shoko is still frugal, but his sell-only thinking and personality have changed significantly. As soon as he was old, he was tortured to quit after only four days of "monthly subscription" at Yang's house.

Chapter 6: Leaving Yang's house and returning to Renhe and the depot, Hu Niu invites Xiangzi to drink. After drinking, Shoko was tricked into bed by a tiger girl in a daze. Afterwards, Xiangzi was very conflicted, resentful and missing the tiger girl, and at the same time mixed with fear.

Chapter 7: Xiangzi went to Cao's house to pull a monthly package, and Mr. Cao's family treated him very well and respected him. One night, Shoko pulled Mr. Cao home and accidentally hit a stone, he and Mr. Cao both fell and injured themselves, Shoko was very uncomfortable, but Mr. Cao did not blame him at all.

Chapter 8: Gao's mother, who was also a maid in the Cao family, persuaded Xiangzi to take the money to a loan shark or deposit it in the bank to earn interest, but Xiangzi didn't dare; Gao's mother persuaded Xiangzi to get up a meeting, but he didn't dare. The New Year is approaching, and Xiangzi plans to buy some gifts to visit Liu Siye and return the money deposited there, but then Hu Niu comes to the door.

Expand the information of the delayed exhibition:

Camel Xiangzi is a masterpiece of the famous modern Chinese writer Lao She, which was originally published in the magazine Cosmic Wind in 1936.

"Camel Xiangzi" depicts the poignant story of a rickshaw driver in old Beijing in the 20s. This ** uses a large number of Beijing colloquial language, dialect, and some descriptions of the customs and customs of old Beijing, which is a classic work of modern vernacular literature.

It profoundly exposes the darkness of old China, indicts the exploitation and oppression of the working people by the ruling class, expresses the author's deep sympathy for the working people, and shows people the picture of the poor citizens of Beijing living in the abyss of misery under the chaos of warlords and the rule of darkness.

Shoko took the camel, and with the coachman's ability to discern the direction, he escaped from the dangerous Bichang Belt.

When the rooster was almost dawn, he found out that it was three camels.

He had an idea that was about to jump with excitement: sell the camel and buy another car. This good idea made his spirit stronger, and he even thought that he was the luckiest person in the world.

The astuteness of the predicament, and the judgment that bordered on self-help, led him to find a buyer for the camel, and he got thirty-five oceans.

Xiangzi has thirty-five oceans, and he can't wait to step into the city. Although this money is still a long way from the money to buy a car, it ignites the enthusiasm in Shoko's heart.

2. Excerpts. The gray sky was red, and the earth and the distant trees were noticeably darker; The red gradually blends with the gray, turning gray in some places, particularly red in others, and grape gray for the most part. After a while, the red showed a bright golden yellow, and all the colors showed some light; Suddenly, everything became clear.

Then, the morning glow in the east turned a deep red, and the sky above was blue. The red glow shattered, and the golden light shot out one by one, the horizontal is the glow, and the straight is the light, weaving a great cobweb of brilliance in the southeast corner of the sky: the green fields, trees, and wild grasses all turn from dark green to glowing jade.

The dry of the old pine is dyed golden red, the wings of the birds are shining gold, and everything brings a smile.