Which character in Camel Shoko do you want to complain about the most?

Shoko, of course.

Because Shoko has a rough fate and a miserable life, he is obsessed with realizing his dream and constantly struggles for it, although it ends in tragedy. I don't like the character of Shoko so much that I sympathize and have pity!

Shoko. He is the epitome of the poor working people of the old society. He is kind, simple, stubborn, and has a camel-like positivity and stoic spirit towards life, hoping to pull his own car.

However, his fate can be described as three ups and downs. After a series of setbacks and blows, his hopes were finally completely shattered. He lost hope and confidence in life, and from being self-motivated and strong, he fell into a self-depraved life, began to play life, eat, drink, prostitute and gamble, and transformed into a jobless vagrant of the walking dead.

It's Camel Xiangzi, I don't feel like there's any concept of the overall situation, and then I'm still very cowardly, I like the character of Tiger Girl, dare to love and hate, much better than Camel Xiangzi.

My character in Camel Shoko doesn't want to complain, because I think everyone is imperfect, there is no perfect person, but it is just a composite reality.

Tiger Girl's father, if she helps Tiger Girl, his daughter will not die, and it can be a happy home.

All the characters of Camel Xiangzi are: Xiangzi, Hu Niu, Liu Siye, Mr. Cao, Lao Ma, Gao Ma, Xiaofuzi, Erqiangzi, Erqiangzi's daughter-in-law, Detective Sun, etc

1, Xiangzi. 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 the heartfelt resistance to abuse at the beginning, to the slow acceptance from the heart, until it finally becomes a kind of enjoyment.

2, tiger girl. Tiger Girl loves Xiangzi 100%, and uses various opportunities to promote her marriage with Xiangzi, and falls out with her father (Liu Si) at her father's birthday banquet for love. When she was pregnant, because she didn't like to move, she was lazy to eat, and as a result, the fetus was too large and died of dystocia at 12 o'clock one night.

3, Liu Siye.

He is the owner of a car factory, and he was born as a gangster. The typical exploiting class character, selfish, knows how to deal with the poor, and never wants to lose face in the field.

The origin of the camel Shoko 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.

The camel is because the life of Shoko in the author's pen is like a camel, and he has been running around tirelessly all his life. Shoko is because the protagonist is called Shoko.

Camel Xiangzi is about the city of Beiping, China.

Shoko, a young and strong rickshaw driver full of vitality, has three ups and downs in life.

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 deserted in the chaos.

Taken captive, Shoko lost his foreign cart 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.

Shoko.

Eighteen years old, tall, young and strong coachman. is the soul of the book. Shoko is an ordinary coachman with a distinct personality, and in him 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. Usually seems to be able to endure all grievances, but there is also a demand for resistance in his character.

He has always been strong and striving, and is not satisfied with his humble social status. But Shoko is destroyed and oppressed by the old society, and his wishes are broken again and again by this dark society. Xiangzi's tragic life deeply exposes the darkness of old China, reflecting the picture of the poor citizens of Beijing living in the abyss of misery under the chaos of warlords and darkness at that time.

The character evaluation of "Camel Xiangzi" is as follows:

1. Xiangzi is a tall, young and strong coachman, and is the soul of the book.

2. The strong desire to survive and the tenacious spirit of struggle constitute an important aspect of Xiangzi's character.

3. Xiangzi's excitement after buying the car, a young man who wants to look forward to a better life through his own efforts.

4. Xiangzi has a camel-like enthusiasm and tenacious spirit for life, but he also doesn't talk badly, is full of lies, uses others, and sells other people's lives.

5. Simple, kind, and upright Xiangzi At first, Xiangzi was simple, kind, upright, with a fighting character and a beautiful spiritual world.

6, Xiangzi is a hard-working and simple, strong and simple young man, he has a beautiful dream of making a fortune, and he works hard to run around, but in the end he did not escape the fate of being swallowed by the dark wind and rain.

7. Xiangzi has been reduced from a "decent, strong, dreamy, self-interested, personal, robust, and great" low-level laborer to a "degenerate, selfish, unfortunate, socially sick child, and an individualistic doomsday."

8, Xiangzi Pai Jin is an upright, strong, decent, self-reliant coachman, he after hard work, finally dreamed of getting a foreign car of his own, but, in the turbulent years, was snatched away by the soldiers, this incident hit him very hard, however, he regained his strength, desperately saving money to buy a car.

9. A first-class coachman who was once so strong, but in the end he still did not struggle out of his tragic fate. Xiangzi is the epitome of the poor working people in the old society, and he reflects the suffering and helplessness of the working people in the old society. A first-class driver who was once so strong, but in the end he still did not struggle out of his tragic fate.

10. Xiangzi, as an ordinary coachman, has many good qualities of working people in him, and Xiangzi is very confident and strong. In order not to let himself send people under the fence and not let himself worry about eating, he desperately pulled the cart, because he thought that "pulling the cart hard to earn a bowl of rice is the most backbone thing in the world".

Camel Xiangzi is Lao She's work, and the main characters are Xiangzi and Tiger Girl.

Shoko Shoko comes from the countryside, he is honest, strong, stoic, like a camel. He has strong self-esteem, hardships and hard work, and firmly believes that he will live a good life by earning food with his own strength, but in such a society, it is too difficult for people at the bottom to be self-sufficient. After he went through three ups and downs, Shoko completely lost faith in life.

He became a numb, sloppy, cunning, pre-emptive, self-defeating walking corpse. A young man who was once so strong, but in the end he still didn't earn a tragic fate. Xiangzi is the epitome of the poor working people in the old society, and he reflects the suffering and helplessness of the working people in the old society.

Tiger Girl A spicy and scheming woman, born with a male personality, very good at taking care of things, and managing people and car factories in an orderly manner. As soon as he opened his heart, he wanted to live his own little life with Xiangzi, but later died of dystocia.