Xiangzi used to live in the countryside. /kloc-when he was 0/8 years old, he unfortunately lost his parents and a few acres of fertile land, so he went to Beiping City to make a living. He is young and strong, and neither smokes nor gambles. He decided that pulling carts was the most profitable job. After three years of hard work, he finally scraped together enough 100 yuan and bought a new car. He was so excited that he almost cried. Since having this car, his life has become more and more exciting. He fantasizes that if this happens for two years, he can buy another car, one, two ... he can open a factory.

A fall: Xiangzi runs boldly every day and doesn't think much about when to get off the bus. When the war was turbulent, he went out to pull carts. One day, just to earn more money, he ventured to pull his car to Tsinghua. As a result, on the way to copy the sidewalk, I was caught by a dozen soldiers, worked for the soldiers, and even drove the car to the barracks. His ideal of self-reliance was shattered for the first time.

Secondly, Xiangzi gave 30 yuan money to Si Liu for safekeeping, hoping to save it before buying a car. Xiangzi didn't easily forget that his car was robbed. He can't wait to buy a new car at once. To this end, he did not hesitate to grab business with others.

Raul: On the night of offering sacrifices to the stove, the shopkeeper and others began to offer sacrifices to the stove. At about nine o'clock, Xiangzi took Mr. Cao home from Xicheng, and a detective followed them by bike. Mr. Cao told Xiangzi to pull the car to his good friend Mr. Zuo's house and asked Xiangzi to drive it home to see his wife and young master out. As soon as Xiangzi arrived at Cao Zhai, he was caught by Detective Sun, who was the platoon leader of the mutinous soldiers who had arrested Xiangzi. He cheated Xiangzi out of all his money, and Xiangzi's hope of buying another car was dashed.

Three times: Tigress and Xiangzi rented a house in a building group and became relatives. Xiangzi insisted on going out to pull a rickshaw. Tigress couldn't beat him, so she agreed. Today's "Man and Car Factory" has become "Man and Car Factory". Si Liu sold part of his car and gave the rest to a car owner, so he enjoyed it himself. Tigress gave Xiangzi 100 yuan and bought a second-class car, which was also in the same hospital. Xiangzi has a car again.

Three Falls: Tigress, who is pregnant, doesn't like activities and likes to eat snacks, which leads to an oversized fetus and dystocia death. In order to hold a funeral for Tigress, Xiangzi forced to sell the car, and Xiangzi's efforts were all in vain.

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Personal experience

Lao She, 1899, from Beijing. My father was a Manchu guard who was killed when Eight-Nation Alliance attacked Beijing. The whole family depends on their mother to wash clothes for others to make a living.

1908 Lao She was nine years old and began to study in a private school with financial aid.

19 13, admitted to Shi Jing No.3 Middle School (now Beijing No.3 Middle School), dropped out of school several months later due to financial difficulties, and was admitted to Beijing Normal University in the same year.

19 18 graduated and was appointed as the principal of Fang Jia Hutong Primary School. Two years later, he was promoted to the northern suburb of Shi Jing Education Bureau to give advice to students, but because it was difficult to work with the old forces in education and local areas, he quickly resigned from this well-paid position and returned to school to teach.

192 1 year, she published a vernacular short story "Her Failure" in Overseas New Voice, signed by She Yu, which is the earliest Lao She's work discovered so far, with only 700 words.

1922 Joined Christianity as a gift, then taught Chinese in Nankai Middle School in Tianjin, and worked in Beijing Education Association and Beijing Local Service Corps. During this period, he was keen on social service. At the same time, he also studied English in English night schools and yenching university.

1923, the first short story Jason Chung was published in Nankai quarterly.

1924 went to England and worked as a lecturer at the Institute of Oriental and African Studies (University of London).

1926 The novel "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" was serialized in Novel Monthly. The first issue of 1 was signed "Shu Qingchun" and the second issue was changed to "Lao She". In the next three years, he continued to write and published three novels, Lao Zhang's Philosophy, Zhao Ziyue and Ermayina, in Britain.

Lao She's teaching career in England made him a qualified writer.

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.

1968 was nominated by Nobel Prize in Literature and won the first vote. As Lao She is no longer alive, it is a pity that he was awarded Yasunari Kawabata.

References:

Lao She-Baidu Encyclopedia