This is a novel of historical entity. This book consists of dozens of "Wolf Stories". Those wolves on the Mongolian grassland roared out books at any time: every reconnaissance, array, ambush and surprise attack tactics of wolves; Wolf's use of weather and terrain; Friendship and affection between wolves; The relationship between wolves and everything in the grassland; Little wolf's difficult growth process. After reading Wolf Totem, a novel with wolves as the narrative subject, this book really reveals human nature and wolf nature, and it is a successful work that is easy to understand but makes people feel something after reading it.

At first, I thought that wolves just like to live in groups and catch some small animals by virtue of their numerical superiority. It is just a creature that lives in this world. In my mind, wolves are in an awkward position. It is not as fierce as liger and slower than cheetah. As a carnivorous mammal, it can only bully foxes. It exists only to set off the bravery of tigers and leopards. Just like a movie, it can only be a supporting role forever. However, with the deepening of the story of Wolf Totem, I became more and more aware of how ignorant my previous thoughts were, even a little ignorant.

Wolves are smart.

This is vividly reflected when coyotes kill prey. Every attack is a classic. They don't fight unprepared wars. They stepped on the spot, ambushed, attacked, surrounded and intercepted. They are well organized and organized. It seems that they are practicing Sun Tzu's art of war, and "more wins and less counts". This kind of wisdom can also be seen everywhere in the struggle between wolves and people. In order not to expose the wolves, they are alone.

Originally, I thought it was a miracle that Genghis Khan could hit the Danube in Europe, a miracle in human history! His achievements far surpassed those of Alexander, Napoleon, Hitler and Frederick. It can be described as a generation of pride. But after reading Wolf Totem, I feel normal, because wolves are their best teachers. Wolves know the art of war, so the Mongolian people have developed a good art of war in the process of competition between wolves for thousands of years.

Wolves are United.

They rarely fight alone, and all actions are carried out under the unified dispatch of the Wolf King. As long as the wolf king gives the order, the wolves will be unstoppable and unstoppable. Even if besieged by herders and hounds, it is still calm and orderly.

Wolves are brave.

Wolves are never afraid of death. In order to wash away the horses, they sacrificed the old and weak wolves to tear off the bellies of the peripheral strong horses and die with them. In the battle with dogs, wolves advance wave after wave, even if they fight to the last one, they are not afraid. On that grassland, they are the real kings. Who is competing with the wind?

I don't think there would be the best Mongolian horse in the world without wolves, because horses have also developed a good skill in the competition of wolves.

On the grassland, man became a veritable student. He learned wisdom, unity and courage from wolves.