What are the factions of foreign rickshaws in Beiping in Camel Xiangzi?

The first group is rickshaw pullers who have beautiful cars, can drive and collect cars freely, and are "young and strong, and have quick legs and feet". They mainly pull chartered cars or buy their own cars, which is the best group in the rickshaw puller system abroad.

The second group is a little bigger than the first group, because the physical relationship is almost worse, or because the family relationship dare not waste a day. They may pull "all day" or "late", and their situation is slightly worse than that of the first group.

The third faction is coachmen over 40 or under 20. When the car breaks down, they dare not "pull it late", so they can only leave early to pull the "car share" and eat their own food.

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Xiangzi Camel (representative work of Mr. Lao She)

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.

Xiangzi

Eighteen-year-old tall and strong foreign coachman. For the soul of this book. Xiangzi is an ordinary coachman with a distinctive personality, and he has many excellent qualities of working people. He is kind and simple, loves labor, and has camel-like enthusiasm and tenacious spirit for life, but he is also unreasonable, full of lies, good at taking advantage and selling his life. It seems that he can tolerate all grievances at ordinary times, but there is also a need to resist in his character.

He has always been strong, struggling and uneasy about his humble social status. But Xiangzi was squeezed and oppressed by the old society, and his wishes were broken again and again by this dark society. Xiangzi's tragic life profoundly exposed the darkness of old China, and reflected the picture of the poor at the bottom of Beijing living in the abyss of pain under the rule of warlords and darkness.