Camel Shoko s content introduction, note is the content. About 1000 words are enough, thank you frie

In the old days of Beijing, tens of thousands of rickshaw drivers struggled to die, and Xiangzi was one of them. After losing his parents and land, Xiangzi, a strong young farmer, was forced to run to the city and became a rickshaw driver in the people and car factory run by Liu Si. The competitive and strong Xiangzi relied on his strength to pull a car to make money, hoping that he could buy a beautiful foreign car, no longer be angry with the car man, and be one"Liberal coachman"。

He went out early and returned late, endured hunger and cold, worked hard in the wind and rain for 3 years, and finally saved enough 100 yuan to buy a new car.

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"。

Hu Niu, the daughter of Liu Si, the owner of Renhe and the car factory, is thirty-seven or eighteen years old and has not yet married. The big and small things in the car factory are all handled by her alone, she is spicy, and no one dares to mess with her. She fell in love with Shoko, who was more than 10 years younger than herself and honest and honest, and pulled him to the house to drink, but Shoko couldn't help herself after being drunk and was entangled by the tiger girl.

Afterwards, Xiangzi was ashamed, remorseful and resentful, and got rid of the tiger girl, and he went to the house of Mr. Cao, a university professor with democratic ideas, to pull a monthly car. The Cao family treated him very kindly, and the master and servant got along very well. Shoko saved all the money she earned in a stuffy gourd jar and wanted to buy a car.

Unexpectedly, the tiger girl came to the door and insisted that she was pregnant and must marry Xiangzi. At this time, a detective who followed Mr. Cao came to the lower room and snatched all the money that Shoko had worked so hard to save. Even the bad luck Xiangzi had to leave the Cao family, and returned to Renhe and the car factory, Liu Si, who was born as a ruffian and hooligan, decided that Xiangzi was a tiger girl, because he was worried about his more than 60 foreign cars, and thought that his daughter was ashamed of his face if she married a coachman, and threatened to set fire to the car factory rather than let them get cheap.

Hu Niu said that she had to marry Xiangzi, and Xiangzi had to marry Hu Niu. Liu Si sold the car factory, and the people were nowhere to be found. After Xiangzi got married, he lived in a miscellaneous courtyard where the poor lived, and the second son of the neighborhood was also pulling a car, and his family forced his daughter Xiaofuzi to sell herself into a prostitute, and Xiangzi was full of sympathy for Xiaofuzi's experience.

Soon, the tiger girl died in difficulty, and Xiaofuzi had already hidden his feelings for Xiangzi in his heart, but poverty could not unite them. Xiangzi said to Xiaofuzi:"You wait, I'll pick you up when I'm done!

However, the torment of life made Xiaofuzi unable to wait any longer. When Shoko, who is full of hope for the future, goes to pick her up, she only sees the rope noose she hanged on the tree right.

The competitive Shoko is destroyed in despair and is finally swallowed up by the cannibalistic society.

Synopsis of "Camel Xiangzi":

Camel Xiangzi tells the tragic story of Xiangzi, a rickshaw driver in the city of Beiping, old China. Shoko comes from the countryside, he is honest, kind, strong, stoic, like a camel. After coming to Beiping, he chose to pull a cart to make a living. His biggest dream is to own a car of his own.

But his hopes were dashed again and again, and his battle against fate ended in failure. After experiencing three ups and downs at the same time, Shoko lost her confidence in life. By the end of **, Xiangzi became self-defeating and a walking corpse.

** Criticized the dark old society that did not allow good people to have a way out.

Background:

In 1936, a friend of Lao She's from Shandong University talked about his experience and experience of hiring a coachman: a coachman bought a "foreign car" and sold it soon after, and so on and so forth, and finally suffered poverty. At that time, Lao She felt that the subject could be written as a **.

Since the birth of new literature, writers such as Hu Shi and Lu Xun have written about rickshaw drivers, but they have expressed sympathy for rickshaw drivers from the perspective of intellectuals, and have not gone deep into their hearts and souls to appreciate the life of rickshaw drivers.

Because Lao She was born in a poor citizen family, he has been in contact with the lower class people since he was a child, and has a deep understanding of the living conditions and psychology of the working people, all of which provided materials for Lao She's creation of "Camel Xiangzi".

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In Beiping, Xiangzi was a coachman ......And then it was gone.

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"Camel Xiangzi" is Lao She's masterpiece, taking the whereabouts of a rickshaw driver Xiangzi in Beiping (now Beijing) as a clue, taking the life of Beijing citizens in the late twenties as the background, and taking the bumpy and tragic life of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi as the main plot, profoundly exposing the darkness of old China, accusing the ruling class of exploitation and oppression of laborers, expressing the author's deep sympathy for the working people, and showing people the picture of the poor citizens at the bottom of Beijing living in the abyss of pain under the chaos of warlords and the rule of darkness.