How to treat Manchu culture in Camel Xiangzi?

Mr Lao She, the author of Camel Xiangzi, was born in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The social change of satisfaction has a great influence on Lao She, which is the root of his creation of many literary works. The Manchu culture in Camel Xiangzi is Lao She's promotion of Manchu customs and his love for Beijing where he lives.

First, Lao She and Manchu Culture Lao She was born in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and he is an authentic Manchu. Lao She experienced the vicissitudes of Manchu society and laid a solid foundation for others to create literary works. Manchu culture in his works is an inheritance of literary tradition. In Lao She's books, we can feel the rich Manchu customs and the human geography of Beijing. Between the lines, we can also see Lao She's deep affection for the city.

2. Satisfying Customs in Camel Xiangzi Manchu is one of the oldest ethnic groups in China, and the only ethnic minority in China history who once or twice established their own political power in the Central Plains. Lao She comes from that nation with infinite scenery. The book Camel Xiangzi shows us the life of Manchu people after their decline. Among them, Liu Si, who was driving, was in charge of the money warehouse in the palace. Tigress is her daughter, and her generous temper is also a true portrayal of Manchu daughters. Er, Hadron, it seems that he has no last name. Can you add one after his name in Manchu? Son? This word has a strong Manchu temperament. This book also adds a decoration after many people's names? Son? Words, its performance is the informal section of Manchu human nature, neat and generous. Xiangzi bought a dress immediately after he escaped from the army. From the description of clothes, we can see that it is full of the characteristics of flag bearers, and we can feel the strong Manchu culture atmosphere from the living environment, behavior and manners of the characters in the novel.

Third, the custom of Beijing under Manchu culture The book Camel Xiangzi is set in Beijing. The author directly expounds the soul of the city by describing the local landscape and the fireworks of the city. Lao She's love for Beijing can be seen from all aspects of the book, from the simplest food and shelter to temple fairs, birthday banquets, weddings and funerals, and festivals. Through Lao She's works, we can see a history of Beijing with strong national style.