Why is Shoko called Camel Shoko?

It should be that after he was captured by the soldiers, he stole 3 camels when he fled, so he was called "Camel Xiangzi".

The clever one fled in a panic and took three camels with him with the same fate. He fled day and night, and never let go of the reins in his hands, for these camels were his only possession in the world. That's why he came to be called "camel-like."

Honest, honest, simple, and strong.

The reasons why Shoko is called Camel Shoko are as follows:In "Camel Shoko".

, Xiangzi's real name is Xiangzi, and there was no camel in front of him. Later, the warlords fought, and when Xiangzi went out of the city, he encountered a rebel army, and the car he had bought so hard was lost, and he was captured by the soldiers and taken to become a strong man. Later, Shoko looked for an opportunity to escape, and took three camels and sold them on the road.

After Shoko escaped, he fell ill, and people heard him always chattering about camels in his sleep, so they gave him the nickname "Camel Shoko".

Character introductionShoko, eighteen years old, tall, young and strong coachman. is the soul of the book. Shoko is an ordinary coachman with a distinct personality, and he has many good qualities of working people.

He is kind and simple, loves labor, and has a camel-like enthusiasm and tenacious spirit for life, but he is also unreasonable, full of lies, so as to take advantage of others, and sell people's lives.

Reason:ShokoWhen he was evading military service, he happened to get a few camels, and he was very excited, and he stayed at the store at night, and was heard shouting "camels" in his sleep, so he put a "camel" in his name.

The name represents the working people of the old society and is the epitome of the poor working people of the old society; The name means camel, and Shoko is as loyal, robust, simple and stoic as a camel.

Shoko's Character Experience:

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 any desire and confidence in life, and fell from being motivated and strong to being willing to degenerate: the original upright and kind Xiangzi was crushed by the millstone of life.

Shoko has always been an out-and-out masochist: from a heartfelt resistance to abuse at first, to a slow acceptance from the heart, until it finally becomes a pleasure.

Examining Shoko's mental condition from the perspective of "sadism and masochism" can not only clearly see the transformation process of Shoko's soul, but also essentially dig out the deep reasons for Shoko's inner change from "anti-abuse" to "masochism" to "sadism", as well as the process of human degradation. This tragedy is a powerful exposé of the old society's crime of turning people into ghosts, and it is also a satire on the pathologies of the society at that time.

The reason why Shoko the camel is called 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 at the store at night, and shouted camels in his sleep, and was heard, so he brought a camel to his name.

Camel refers to a spirit, Shoko lives at the bottom of society, hard work. In the vast desert, camels, as the only means of transportation, lack of water, lack of grass, and exposure to sunlight did not stop the camels from advancing, which is also a metaphor for Xiangzi's living environment.

Introduction to the contents of Shoko Camel

Camel Xiangzi tells the story of Xiangzi, a young and strong rickshaw driver full of vitality in the city of Beiping, China.

Shoko is from the countryside, a bankrupt young farmer, hardworking, simple, and kind, who keeps everything that the countryside has nurtured and nurtured 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.

But just half a year later, the car was taken away by deserters in the chaos, and Xiangzi lost the foreign car and only brought back three camels. Xiangzi was not discouraged, he still stubbornly started from scratch, pulling the car and saving money more self-restraint. However, before he could buy a car again, all his savings were blackmailed and looted by detectives, and his dream of buying a car came to naught again.

The fate of Shoko and the camel was forged by an accident while pulling a cart. Xiangzi is a coachman in Beiping, he was caught by officers and soldiers on the way to pull a cart, and on the way to escape, Xiangzi took away three camels from the barracks. He fled with his camels, and eventually, he found a family that kept camels and sold them.

He fled back to Beiping with the money from the sale of camels. The story of him and the camel is heard by the others while he is talking about the Dream side. Everyone thought that Shoko had made a fortune by selling camels, so they named him "Camel Shoko".

In fact, another meaning of the name also implies to the reader that the fate of Shoko is very similar to the fate of a camel. Because the camel walks on its legs, and if the camel falls, the legs are finished. Xiangzi also relies on his legs to pull the car, and his legs are Xiangzi's life.

Camels are better fed than mules and horses, and Shoko is always frugal and frugal. Shoko and camels have similarities. They are all hard-working people.