In autumn, Xiangzi couldn't resist the temptation, but he had sex with Xia's wife and got sick. He left his summer house and went back to the garage. Although he sometimes wants to be strong, want to buy a car and miss Joy, this idea is only fleeting. He became lazy and learned to fight. One night, he accidentally involved Si Liu, and Si Liu asked about Tigress's whereabouts. He answered "dead" and left.
2. Chapter 22:
Xiangzi was very happy since he talked back to Si Liu in the alley. He was determined to bid farewell to the past, and he regained his vitality. He found Mr. Cao's home and asked him to show him the way. Mr. Cao asked him to come to his house for another month and promised to let Joy eat and live in his house. Xiangzi immediately ran to the yard to look for Joy, but Joy disappeared. Xiangzi searched the street all day, but there was no news. In the evening, he returned to the garage, and alcohol and tobacco became his good friends again.
3. From a person who has dreams, dares to pursue himself, is warm, kind, honest and simple, he has become a person who gives up on himself, is mentally numb, depressed, pursues fame and fortune and is pornographic.
Content introduction:
Camel Xiangzi tells the story of Xiangzi, a young and energetic rickshaw driver in Beiping, China.
Xiangzi is from the countryside. He is a bankrupt young farmer. He is hardworking, simple and kind. He kept everything that he was brought up and educated in the countryside, but he never wanted to go back to the countryside. Xiangzi, who came to the city from the countryside, is eager to buy a car of his own with his honest labor.
Being an independent laborer is Xiangzi's wish, hope and even religion. With hard work and perseverance, he spent three years scrimping and saving, and finally realized his ideal and became a self-reliant first-class driver. But after only half a year, the car was taken away by deserters in the war. Xiangzi lost his car and brought back only three camels.
Xiangzi didn't give up, but still stubbornly started from scratch, and it was more economical to pull the cart. However, before he could buy a car again, all his savings were ransacked by detectives, and his dream of buying a car was shattered again.
This article is taken from Camel Xiangzi by modern Lao She.
Extended data writing background:
Camel Xiangzi is a novel written by Lao She (Shu Qingchun), a people's artist, which describes the tragic fate of rickshaw pullers in the warlord melee in the 1920s. Xiangzi was a representative of the working people in the old society. The novel Camel Xiangzi is set in old Beijing in the 1920s. Xiangzi lived in the era of Northern Warlords.
The background world in Camel Xiangzi is a dark, deformed and unbalanced old society in China. People live in poverty, and Xiangzi is only the representative of the working people. Although they have some freedom, they have to make a living, and poverty deprives them of what little freedom they have.
Camel Xiangzi reveals the tragic fate of the bottom people in semi-colonial and semi-feudal China society through the life story of the rickshaw driver Xiangzi who finally fell down. Xiangzi's experience proved that the working people in the semi-colonial and semi-feudal era could not change their situation through their own hard work and personal struggle.
The novel depicts many small people like Xiangzi. Some of those little people had to live alone because of the family separation caused by the war, some were crushed by their families, and some sold their bodies to support their brothers. The tragedy of the working people at the bottom of society is a tragedy of the whole era. Everyone in it will eventually escape the same fate as Xiangzi, unless they recognize their present situation and unite to overthrow the cannibal society and system.
In the text of Camel Xiangzi, Xiangzi, who just entered the city, is almost perfect and an absolutely good man. He is kind, hardworking, determined, strong and has a clear goal of survival. As written in the work, this young man "has a small head, round eyes, a fleshy nose, short and thick eyebrows, and his head is always shaved." There is no excess meat on his cheeks, but his neck is almost as thick as his head. " His face is always red. ""He is a bit like a tree, strong, silent and alive. "
About the author:
Lao She (1February 3, 899-1August 24, 966), formerly known as "She Yu", has other pen names, such as Qing, Honglai and Feiwo. Because Lao She was born in beginning of spring in the lunar calendar, his parents named him "Chun Qing", which may mean celebrating the arrival of spring and having a bright future. After school, I changed my name to Shu Sheyu, which means "give up on yourself", that is, "forget me". Manchu in Beijing is a red flag man.
/kloc-in the summer of 0/929, he left England for home. He worked as a teacher in any middle school for half a year. From 65438 to 0930, he returned to China and worked as a professor in cheeloo university, teaching and writing at the same time. 193 1 married Ms. Hu Jieqing and published the novel Xiaopo's Birthday in the same year. From 65438 to 0932, he wrote A Tale of Cat City, which was serialized in Modern magazine. In the following years, Lao She successively created Divorce and Crescent Moon, which played an important role in the history of modern literature.