Why does small base current control large collector current in a BJT?

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trying to figure out the meaning of lattice struction in semiconductor...
and, why a small current in the base circuit of a transistor can control a large current in collector part when "bipolar junction transmission" happened?
Thanks for any help! :confused:
 
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The small current stops negative charge from sitting still on the base ( p part of npn
junction).