Chapter 1: Xiangzi grew up in the countryside and lost his parents and several acres of wasteland. At the age of eighteen, he came to the city to pull rickshaws. After unremitting efforts, he bought a new car of his own and became a first-class foreign coachman in Beiping.

2.

Chapter 2: Only half a year after Xiangzi bought a new car, news of war broke out in the streets of Beiping. One day, Xiangzi was lucky enough to attract guests to Tsinghua at a high price, but was arrested by warlords and his car was taken away.

3.

Chapter 3: Xiangzi fled for his life with three camels left by deserters overnight. At dawn, he came to a village. He sold three camels to an old camel farmer and 35 yuan.

4.

Chapter four: Xiangzi fell ill in a small shop in Haidian and was in a coma for three days. During these three days, his relationship with three camels was heard in his sleep or nonsense, and he was nicknamed "Xiangzi Camel" from then on.