The second chapter of Camel Shoko summarizes the urgency

The war caused panic in Beiping. In order to make more money, Xiangzi dragged the guests to the danger zone, but was dragged to the army by the unreasonable police, and his clothes, shoes and hats, and even the cloth belt tied around his waist were robbed by the soldiers; Only bruises and purples were left for him and blisters on his feet. The car he earned through his hard work in those years is gone!

It didn't take long for Shoko to follow the army before she secretly ran away, and before leaving, she took the soldiers' camels as compensation for the loss of her car.

Summary: Xiangzi bought a new car only half a year, the news of the outbreak of war spread on the streets of Beiping, one day, Xiangzi wanted to covet the high fare to pull guests to Tsinghua University, but was caught by the warlord team on an errand halfway, and the car was confiscated.

Data Expansion: "Camel Xiangzi" is a famous modern Chinese writer Lao She.

His masterpiece was first published in 1936 in the magazine Cosmic Wind. "Camel Xiangzi" depicts the poignant story of a rickshaw driver in old Beijing in the 20s.

It profoundly exposes the darkness of the old Chinese society, 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 water and fire under the chaos of warlords and the rule of darkness.

The protagonist Xiangzi bought a new car and couldn't put it down.,He doesn't care about any rumors that others say.,Just lived like this for half a year.,Later, there were soldiers who kept catching cars outside.,No matter what car or car to catch it.,Because there's a short man who wants to go to Tsinghua.,And promised to pay two yuan.,Xiangzi thought the deal was good.,He agreed.,Despite being careful.,Still met the soldier.,Took all his things away.,And hit him on the left of the body.,Purple has a piece of green., Thinking that while they were panicking in the sound of artillery fire, they took the opportunity to escape, and took the camels away to compensate them for the money they had stolen from the car.

As follows:

Chapter 22: Ever since he bumped into Liu Siye in the alley, Xiangzi felt extremely happy. He was determined to say goodbye to the past, and he was rejuvenated and alive.

He went to Mr. Cao's house and asked Mr. Cao to show him the way out. Mr. Cao asked him to come to his house to pull the moon, and promised to let Xiaofuzi also eat and live at his house. Xiangzi immediately rushed to the courtyard to find Xiaofuzi, but there was no trace of Xiaofuzi.

Xiangzi went to the street to look everywhere, and searched for a whole day, but there was no news. In the evening, he returned to the depot, and tobacco and alcohol became his friends again.

Chapter 23: Shoko walks down the street in despair, and meets his grandfather, who is envious of Pony, and the old man tells him that Pony is sick and dead, and his car has been sold, and now he lives by selling tea.

Chapter 24: Ruan Ming wanted to use Xiangzi, but was betrayed by Xiangzi for sixty yuan and lost his life. Shoko can no longer pull the car, and he spends his remaining days by sending funerals to the Kaiji.

Three ups and downs of Camel Shoko:

Together: I came to Peking as a rickshaw driver, worked hard for three years, scraped together enough 100 yuan, and bought a new car.

One fall: Once, he was arrested by the military police with a car and taken to be a strong man. For the first time, ideals are shattered.

Two cases: selling camels for empty auctions, desperately pulling cars, saving money to buy a new car.

Second fall: During the dry month, in a search, Xiangzi's hard-earned money was also robbed, and the second hope was dashed.

Three cases: Hu Niu bought Xiangzi a neighbor's car at a low price, and Xiangzi has a car again.

Sanluo: In order to buy the funeral of the tiger girl, Xiangzi sold the car again.

The twelfth chapter of "Camel Xiangzi" is summarized as:

Xiangzi fled from Cao's house and was cornered. returned to Cao's house and met Gao's mother. Gao's mother asked Xiangzi to stay and watch the house, and went to Zuo's house to join Mr. Cao.

His student Ruan Minh was busy with social activities all day and failed his homework, but he asked Mr. Cao to let him pass, but Mr. Cao did not agree, so Ruan Ming went to the party headquarters to falsely accuse Mr. Cao of being a "disrupted party".

Xiangzi walked back to Cao's house in a daze, and Gao's mother asked Xiangzi to go to Zuozhai's house with them to hide for one night, but Xiangzi refused.

Introduction to the main characters in Chapter 12 of "Camel Xiangzi":

1. Mr. Cao: Xiangzi's employer, who loves traditional art, and is considered a "saint" by Xiangzi because he believes in socialism, so he treats people leniently.

Considered a revolutionary because the authorities said that his ideas were too radical when he was teaching, he fled to Shanghai to avoid the limelight and returned to Beiping. Later, he was willing to help Shoko live again.

2, Gao Ma is a person who is more capable and has vision and means than ordinary men, she can be very kind or vicious, but she is kind to Xiangzi. Gao's mother first appeared in Mr. Cao's house, he was a maid in Cao's house, and Xiangzi also met Gao's mother when he pulled Mr. Cao home, and his first impression of Gao's mother was clean and refreshing.

Chapter 11: Xiangzi pulls Mr. Cao on the way home and finds that he is being followed, Mr. Cao asks him to go to Mr. Zuo's house instead, and then asks him to go to Cao's house to report the news. When he returned to Cao's house, he was caught by Detective Sun, who coerced and lured, and finally Xiangzi gave all the savings in the stuffy gourd jar to Detective Sun to "save his life".

Important person in the chapter: 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 main content of Chapter 24 of "Camel Xiangzi" is as follows:

Xiangzi used all the shady tricks to make money, and in the end he sold his friend Ruan Ming, a villain who was politically opportunistic and proud.

Shoko also stopped pulling the cart. He does whatever he does when the money comes quickly, but he never makes no effort, in Xiangzi's heart, everything is"So what's going on", there is a cheap he can not not take advantage of.

Shoko finally became an individualistic doom.

The main content of Chapter 23 of Camel Shoko is as follows:

Shoko wandered the streets and met the old horse, his grandson Pony was dead, the old horse sighed, being a coachman for a lifetime is a dead end, the poor deserve to die, no matter how strong it is, it is useless.

He suggested that Xiangzi go to the White House (a suburban brothel) to find Xiaofuzi, and Xiangzi learned the news that Xiaofuzi hanged himself in the White House, and Xiangzi's heart has sunk to the lowest since then, all his hopes have been dashed, and there is no hope of life anymore.