The Images of Tramp Fictions

Tramp novels usually described the lives and fates of tramps and their interactions and conflicts with other social classes. The following are some of the characteristics of the tramp novel: 1. Wandering: Vagabonds usually have no fixed residence and work life. They are often in a state of wandering and looking for a livelihood. 2. Homelessness: Tramps usually do not have their own family or property but rely on their own efforts to survive. Sometimes they are even homeless. 3. Marginalized people: Tramps are usually regarded as the fringe of society. They are at the bottom of the social class and often suffer all kinds of discrimination and rejection. 4. Drinking and gambling: Tramps usually like drinking and gambling, which often cause them to lose money and health, and at the same time, it also makes them fall into a more tragic fate. 5. Free and unrestrained: Tramps usually have a free and unrestrained personality and lifestyle. They don't like to be bound and restricted in pursuit of freedom and independence. Tragic fate: The tragic fate of tramps is often related to their situation and lifestyle. They are often in danger of hunger, disease, joblessness and violence. The tramp novels usually described the lives and fates of the people at the bottom of society, reflecting the dark side of society and the distortion of human nature, and also giving people profound enlightenment and reflection.