The origin of "camel" is this: Xiangzi accidentally got several camels when he fled for military service. He was very excited. He stayed in the shop at night, and someone heard him call "camel" in his sleep, so he gave his name a "camel".

Deep meaning: Xiangzi's nickname reveals the protagonist's character and destiny. He is as hardworking, hardworking, silent and honest as a camel, and lives at the bottom of society.

Xiangzi comes from the countryside. After pulling the rented rickshaw, he decided to buy a rickshaw to pull it himself and become an independent worker. However, after many setbacks, this wish was finally completely shattered. He has lost any desire and confidence in life, and has gone from aiming too high to being self-indulgent: Xiangzi, who was originally honest and kind, was crushed by the millstone of life.

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Camel Xiangzi is the masterpiece of Lao She, a famous modern writer in China. It was first published in Cosmic Wind in 1936.

Camel Xiangzi describes the bitter story of a rickshaw puller in old Beijing in the 1920s. This novel is a classic of modern vernacular novels, which uses Beijing dialect and some descriptions of the customs of old Beijing.

It profoundly exposed the darkness of old China, accused the ruling class of exploiting and oppressing the laborers, expressed the author's deep sympathy for the working people, and showed people the images of warlords fighting under the dark rule and poor citizens living in the abyss of pain.