Tigress has a dual identity in the novel: the daughter of Si Liu, the car owner, and the wife of Xiangzi, the rickshaw driver. 1, this seems to be a two-sided contradiction, which makes Tigress's character show duality: on the one hand, she is infected with the idle, scheming and philistine habits handed down from the exploiting class family, and she is uneducated and vulgar; On the other hand, she was delayed by her father out of selfishness and had a grudge in her heart.

2. Her pursuit of love and happiness has been suppressed for a long time, and she has suffered from feudal exploitation of her family and mental abnormality. Tigress is another oppressed object and victim of Si Liu. On the issue of her marriage with Xiangzi, she didn't really want to be a coachman's wife for life, but tried to pull Xiangzi to the ideal track of her life to a great extent.

Of course, Tigress had no feelings for Xiangzi. Xiangzi also got her concern-a tigress-like, almost rude "love"; What's more, Xiangzi can't accept her abnormal sexual entanglement and needs. It is entirely based on her own needs, and it can even be said that it is a physical and mental destruction of Xiangzi. She hurt Xiangzi. Unreasonable social and family exploitation caused her misfortune, and her involvement in Xiangzi's life led to the tragic ending of Xiangzi's physical and mental collapse. Tigress is the resistance and obstacle to Xiangzi's upward progress and one of the external factors leading to Xiangzi's fall.

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