Gongga Mountain is an important mountain in the southwest my country. It is located in Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan Province, and is located in the three counties of Luding, Jiulong and Kangding. Gagong Mountain is located in the Hengduan Mountains , and is also the highest peak of the Hengduan Mountains. It was once selected as the second most famous mountain in China by the National Geographic magazine.
11112Gagong Mountain is 7556 meters above sea level, and is the junction of Sichuan Basin and Qinghai-Tibet Plateau . The peaks stand proudly on the top of the mountain, taking the shape of a pyramid, very domineering, and are called the "King of Shushan". The east side of the King of Shushan is even more mysterious. There is a gully covered with red stones, extending from the bottom of the valley to the main peak of Gagong Mountain.
This ditch is called Yanzi ditch. The roads are rugged and the ravines are crisscrossing. At one moment, strange rocks can be seen blocking the road, and at another moment, deep ditch can be seen blocking the future. Few people can go deep into it. But this is the home of wild animals. There are groups of antelope jumping in the valley, and there are also huge antelope strolling in it. There are countless other small animals such as pheasants , rabbits, etc.
What is even more daunting is not only the rugged roads, but also the terrifying beasts. At night, the howling of wolves will resound throughout the valley, and from time to time, it is mixed with the sharp roar of leopard . Sometimes you can see the ghost figures of snow leopard . The appearance of these wild beasts not only allowed herbivores such as antelope and goat to escape in all directions, but also prevented the pace of human curiosities.
For a long time, Yanzigou has become a truly mysterious place, and few people can get involved, except for some experienced old hunters.
The old hunter met a pack of wolves to siege Tibetan mastiff mother and son. The mother Tibetan mastiff died in battle and only saved the poor little Tibetan mastiff.
In the 1970s, on the outer area of Gagong Mountain, there was a remote stone house in which an old hunter in his sixties lived. This old man lived in a village at the foot of the mountain on weekdays. He only went to the mountains to hunt in autumn, and sometimes collected some yam to make a living.
On a day, he went to the mountains to collect items as usual. When passing a hillside, there were noisy sounds. In addition to the howling of wolves, there were also several roars of Tibetan mastiffs. These sounds attracted his attention.
The old hunter quietly climbed behind a huge rock and looked up the hillside with his body sideways. It turned out that three wolves were besieging a Tibetan mastiff. The Tibetan mastiff was leaning against a slope on the back and forth, and he was not at a disadvantage for a while. The old hunter looked carefully and found that behind the Tibetan mastiff was a little yellow Tibetan mastiff. It turned out that the female Tibetan mastiff had a conflict with the wolf pack in order to protect the cubs.
The cunning wolf pack suddenly changed its approach after discovering that it could not win for a long time. The two wolves attracted the attention of the female Tibetan mastiff. One wolf took the opportunity to attack the small Tibetan mastiff from behind. It bit the hind legs of the small Tibetan mastiff in one bite, and the little Tibetan mastiff screamed in pain. The female Tibetan mastiff hurried back to rescue, but in panic, the two wolves being besieged seized the opportunity and bit the female Tibetan mastiff's neck. The female Tibetan mastiff was overturned to the ground. At this time, the wolf attacking the little Tibetan mastiff also gave up the little Tibetan mastiff and besieged the female Tibetan mastiff together. Soon, the female Tibetan mastiff was dying.
Things happened too quickly, and the old hunter had not had time to prepare the hunting rifle, and the female Tibetan mastiff had already fallen into a pool of blood. When the wolves that had already succeeded were about to bite the little Tibetan mastiff to death, the old hunter's gunshots rang out. When the wolves heard the gunshots, they were so scared that they scattered. The old hunter buried the female Tibetan mastiff and then carried the yellowish-colored Tibetan mastiff back to his small stone house.
The little Tibetan mastiff grew into a big male mastiff with iron-packed gold. He was grateful and rescued the old hunter from the mouth of the wild boar.
After the little Tibetan mastiff was rescued by the old hunter, he received careful care from the old hunter. The old hunter bandaged its wound and applied herbs. He also exchanged the few preys for fresh goat milk from the village at the foot of the mountain. With the help of the old hunter, the wounds of the little Tibetan mastiff quickly recovered and grew more vivid than before.
In less than a year, the little Tibetan mastiff had grown into a big male mastiff wearing a golden fur coat. He was strong and looked very majestic, and became a good helper for the old hunters. With its help, the old hunters achieved twice the result with half the effort. They hunted a lot of prey and their lives improved greatly.
Iron-packed gold male mastiff is wary of others, but is loyal to the old hunter. Once, when the old hunter went up the mountain to collect herbs, he met a big wild boar. This is a lonely male wild boar. Such wild boars are usually alone. They are not afraid of wolves on weekdays, and even leopards are hard to defeat them.
As the saying goes, one pig, two bears and three tigers are like this lone wild boar. The wild boar was irritable and the old hunter couldn't hide, so he had to climb onto a tree. However, the wild boar was resolute and kept hitting the big tree violently, and biting the trunk with its sharp fangs. Just when the big tree was about to be bitten off, the big mastiff rushed over.
Iron-bang Jin Da Mastiff roared angrily and rushed towards the wild boar. The wild boar also turned around and rushed towards the male mastiff. Just as the two were about to collide, the smart big mastiff soared into the air, and his four legs stomped on the back of the wild boar. The wild boar was stepped on in a row and almost fell to the ground. The grandmastiff rushed to the back of the wild boar, then turned around quickly, bit the root of the wild boar's hind legs, and the huge canine teeth directly tore open a wound. The wild boar ran away in pain.
Encountering a pack of wolves again, the little Tibetan mastiff overcomes psychological barriers, bites the wolf king to death and takes revenge.
The little Tibetan mastiff, which has grown into a big iron-covered gold mastiff, is very brave, but the only drawback is that he is very afraid of the wolf pack. Perhaps it is related to the experience of being bitten by a wolf pack. Even if he has become a huge big iron-covered gold mastiff, it will still choose to retreat when it encounters a wolf pack, and sometimes it will hide when it hears the howl of the wolf.
Early winter of the year, the first snow had fallen, the old hunter had packed his bags and prepared to go down the mountain, and there were the medicinal materials he collected and some prey in the small stone house. That night, the wolves smelled the smell of prey, and the hungry wolves quietly surrounded the small stone house under the leadership of the wolf king.
Wolf howls sounded around, and the iron-blocked golden male mastiff was so scared that he hid in the house and did not dare to make a sound. The old hunter closed the doors and windows, but the wooden doors in the house were not strong. The wolf pack kept hitting the wooden doors and digging soil around with his claws. The small stone house without foundation soon began to collapse, revealing a hole. The old hunter had no bullets. He picked up the wooden stick, lifted the already shaky wooden door, roared and rushed out the door, hitting the wolf with a wooden stick.
But the wolf briefly retreated and quickly surrounded him. The old hunter was in a very dangerous situation. Just when the wolf pack was about to rush forward, the iron-blocked golden grandmastiff seemed to reappear in front of the eyes of the female Tibetan mastiff who was bitten to death. It could not let the tragedy happen again, and the grandmastiff rushed out angrily.
The smart big mastiff immediately became extremely fierce once it overcomes its inner fear. Its goal is clear, and it gives up the wolf pack and rushes directly to the wolf king. It jumps in front of the wolf king. Before the wolf king can react, it is knocked to the ground. The big mastiff's huge and powerful front paws pressed the wolf king's neck tightly, and then opened its huge mouth and bit the wolf king's head. The wolf king closed his eyes and waited for death, but the big mastiff did not slap and bit off the wolf king's ear in one bite.
The wolf king screamed in pain, and the wolves around him were also stunned by the scene in front of him, so scared that they dared not approach him. The grand mastiff restrained his murderous intent and roared in the wolf king's ear. The wolf king's ear seemed to have a loud thunder, so scared that he didn't dare to move.
But then the iron-baojin Da Gong Mastiff let go of the wolf king. The wolf king hurriedly got up and ran away with the wolf pack. The iron-baojin Da Gong Mastiff looked at the departing wolf king standing in place for a long time. It recognized that the other party was the wolf that had bit his mother to death, but at this time it had to let it go in order to protect the old hunter, not knowing whether it was right or wrong.
