All things are born, and humans are the spiritual beings. All things have spirits.
In 1938, an old man in Northeast China picked up an injured wolf cub. He took the wolf cub down the mountain and took good care of it before releasing it. Later, the old man was in danger when the Japanese invaders came here to burn, kill and loot. The wolf cub has become the wolf king, leading the pack of wolves to fight against the Japanese army and rescuing the old man .
So what happened between the old man and the wolf cubs, so that the wolves, who always seek good luck and avoid disaster, and are afraid of gunfire, are not afraid of life and death, but also want to repay the old man for saving his life?
saved the wolf cub
In 1938, in the hometown of Li Yunlong, the leader of the Independent Regiment , Dabie Mountain , there was a Lijia Village at the foot of the mountain. There was an old man in this village. Both of his parents died when he was young. He had no name. Everyone in the village had no name. Call him Lao Li .
Although Lao Li lives a difficult life, he has a heart of gold. If every household in the village has a big or small incident, Lao Li will actively rush to help. Which family in the village is short of food and clothing due to the large number of people? Lao Li will also try his best to help.
The children in Lijia Village like to call Lao Li Grandpa Li. Lao Li is childless and lonely. He especially likes to play with children. Every time he finishes work, he will go up the mountain to pick some wild fruits to share with others. Children in the village.
In that era, even eating sweets was a luxury for children, let alone snacks. Wild fruits were the best snacks. Every afternoon, children would run to the entrance of the village and stretch their necks to wait for Lao Li to return to the village.
When Lao Li comes back, the children will surround Lao Li, and each mouthful of grandpa will make Lao Li’s heart melt. He will distribute the wild fruits he picked to the children, and his heart will be filled with great satisfaction. feel.
On this day, Lao Li went up the mountain to pick wild fruits for the children as usual. This time the harvest was great. There were many wild animals in the deep mountains and old forests. Lao Li was preparing to go down the mountain before dark. When he passed by a big poplar tree, he heard a weak cry. The sound reached his ears.
Lao Li lowered his head and found a thin wolf cub lying on the ground. His leg seemed to be injured. It must have been abandoned by the wolf pack. Wolves are animals that respect the strong. The old, weak, sick and disabled in the wolf pack They will all be driven out by the alpha wolf to ensure the strength of the wolf pack.
Lao Li looked at the wolf cub, like a young child. He felt a pity. The wolf cub is also a life, so Lao Li decided to take the wolf cub home and save it first.
The children who were guarding the village entrance were very frightened when they saw the little wolf cub brought back by Grandpa Li. He wanted to leave the wild fruit in his hand for the wolf cubs to eat.
Lao Li said to the children: "Don't worry, grandpa will definitely be able to save it." Hearing Grandpa Li's words, the children were relieved a lot. Lao Li took the wolf cub home, cleaned its wounds, and treated it A simple bandage was applied.
Under the care of Lao Li, the wolf cub slowly recovered and was bouncing around in less than half a month. Although animals cannot speak, they can sense whether humans have malicious intentions. The wolf cub feels like its mother in Lao Li. like love.
Lao Li has been lonely since he was a child. The wolf cub follows Lao Li every day and never leaves him. This makes Lao Li feel like a father. He will put the wolf cub next to him every night when he sleeps. When he suddenly wakes up at night, He will habitually touch the wolf pups with his hands to see if they are still there.
Lao Li’s family has a ewe. Every morning, Lao Li will bring fresh goat milk to feed the wolf cub. The little bacon in the house is also eaten by the wolf cub. The children in Lijia Village also take it from home. of food to feed the little wolf.
In this way, the little wolf grew up healthily from a dying wolf cub. Lao Li named the wolf Afu. He hoped that Afu would be healthy and happy in the future. Whenever Lao Li went up the mountain, Afu would follow him. Running around behind Lao Li.
But as soon as Lao Li shouts, Ah Fu will immediately run to Lao Li. In this way, Lao Li regards Ah Fu as his family, and the relationship between one person and one wolf becomes deeper and deeper with the long-term companionship.
By the time Ah Fu was half a year old, he already had the physique of an adult wolf. It was no wonder, because Lao Li always made Ah Fu well fed, so Ah Fu's physique would naturally grow faster than those of wild wolves.
Lao Li knew very well that Ah Fu would eventually return to the forest when he grew up. In order to allow Ah Fu to adapt to life in the wild, Lao Li often took Ah Fu up the mountains to hunt.
At the beginning, Ah Fu had no sense of hunting at all. He followed Lao Li and had no worries about eating and drinking. He ate better than many people. But at this time, Lao Li would squat down and stroke Ah Fu's head and say to himself: "You have to grow up and learn to hunt."
Ah Fu seemed to understand what Lao Li said. When he went up the mountain for the second time, he kept chasing the hare pheasant , but Ah Fu didn't know how to do it. These prey were caught, and at night they lay at Lao Li's feet with their heads hanging down, like erring children.
Lao Li understood that it was time for him to give Ah Fu special training, so every time he went up the mountain, Lao Li would take Ah Fu to identify the prey's nests one by one. He taught Ah Fu to remember the smell of the prey and Find prey based on smell.
Ah Fu is also very smart. After several failures, he quickly learned to hunt. He caught three hares for the first time. Ah Fu placed these hares at Lao Li's feet like a victorious general. Lao Li was very happy. They stewed all the rabbits and gave them to Ah Fu to eat.
After a period of hunting, Ah Fu has fully adapted to life in the mountains and forests. At this time, Ah Fu has been with Lao Li for a year and a half. Lao Li is ready to let Ah Fu return to nature, where it is his home. .
The wolf cub returned to the mountain
On the day when Ah Fu was released, all the children in the village accompanied Lao Li. Old Li told Ah Fu to live a good life in the mountains and forests and not to come back again. Ah Fu was humane and sobbed. Unwilling to leave, Lao Li suppressed his reluctance and drove Ah Fu into the mountains.
Without Ah Fu’s company, Lao Li’s life seems to have lost its color. Although the children’s laughter can bring him comfort, every time in the dead of night, Lao Li will wonder, how is Ah Fu doing? Will you be hungry? Thinking about it, the longing in my heart will have nowhere to put it at night.
A year later, when Lao Li came home from work, he suddenly saw five or six wolves wandering in front of his house. This startled him. When he took a closer look, it turned out to be Ah Fu. Ah Fu was in the mountains. Found a partner and had children.
Lao Li was very happy and rushed over to hug Ah Fu. There were tears in Ah Fu's eyes. Lao Li quickly took out all the bacon at home and distributed it to them. Ah Fu's children all gathered around and fought for it. Lao Li I finally let go of my worries about Ah Fu.
At night, Ah Fu took the children out of the village. Lao Li watched them leave. When Ah Fu's figure was about to disappear from Lao Li's sight, he suddenly stopped and looked back at Lao Li deeply. Lang Ruo Looking back is either to repay a favor or to take revenge.
From then on, some pheasants and rabbits from the mountains would appear in front of Lao Li’s house from time to time. At this time, Ah Fu caught them to honor Lao Li. Ah Fu knew the difference between humans and wolves, so he quietly put the prey in Lao Li’s house every time. Just outside Li's house, we return to the mountains.
In 1940, a large number of Japanese invaders came to the Dabie Mountains. They burned, killed, looted, and committed all kinds of evil. Disaster soon befell Lao Li's village.
The villagers of the Li family have a simple and honest manner. Perhaps it is God's blessing. The weather has been good for many years, and a lot of food can be harvested every year. The villagers can live with enough food and clothing, but it is this food that has caused disaster.
The Japanese invaders raided Lijia Village many times in order to collect grain. These cunning Japanese devils knew that Lijia Village was not short of food. They originally planned to take away the stored grain and let the people of Lijia Village continue farming to provide them with a steady supply. of providing food.
And the villagers of Lijia Village were not fools. Before the Japanese invaders came, they had put all the food stored in the village in a secret place in the mountains. The Japanese invaders only searched the village and never thought that the food was in the mountains. .
After several raids, the Japanese invaders did not get a grain of food, so they used inducements to Lao Li and promised that as long as he helped them find food, he would let Lao Li become an officer in the puppet army.
Old Li knew that the Japanese wanted him to betray the villagers and become a traitor, so he would not agree. However, in order to protect the safety of Lijia Village, Old Li said that all the food had been robbed by bandits from other places, and we had no food here.
The Japanese invaders saw that there were no temptations to gain, so they became more evil and ordered the troops to drive all the villagers into a large open space and set up machine guns around them, as if they were going to massacre the village.
The children in the village were doused with gasoline by these crazy Japanese devils and rushed to the firewood pile. The children were so frightened that they cried loudly, but the villagers knew that these Japanese would kill them on the battlefield if they got food. More Chinese soldiers.
The Japanese invaders dragged Lao Li forward, put a bayonet on his neck, and demanded the whereabouts of the food. They told Lao Li that if he refused to tell him, they would burn the village first and then kill the children. Watching a village turn into ruins.
As he spoke, the Japanese threw torches on the villagers' houses one by one. The fire spread instantly and half of the village turned into a sea of flames. Although Lao Li was sad in his heart, he still refused to tell the Japanese the whereabouts of the food.
He shouted to the villagers: "Folks, these beasts will take our food and send it to the battlefield. When they are full and fight, more Chinese will die in their hands. We Even if they are all dead, they still can't let these beasts succeed!"
The Wolf King repaid his favor
After hearing what Lao Li said, the Japanese invaders became angry, kicked Lao Li away, and came to the children with torches. When they were about to throw the torches on the children, a loud wolf howl came from not far away.
is Ah Fu! Old Li knew that Ah Fu must have come to save them. Old Li looked up and saw Ah Fu rushing in from the village entrance at lightning speed, followed by a mighty pack of wolves. At this time, Ah Fu had become a wolf. king.
The Japanese invaders saw such a formation for the first time and hurriedly raised their guns to shoot at Ah Fu. However, as soon as their guns were loaded, they heard Ah Fu's wolf howl, and several strong wolves rushed from behind Ah Fu. came out and pounced on these Japanese devils.
The Japanese soldiers hurriedly put their guns in front of them to fight. During this gap, Ah Fu took the opportunity to rush towards Lao Li and untied the rope from Lao Li's hand. He bit Lao Li's trouser leg and signaled Lao Li to follow him. Let's go together.
But Lao Li couldn't bear to see the villagers die in vain here. He signaled Ah Fu to hold back the Japanese while he went to rescue the villagers. Ah Fu understood what Lao Li was thinking and rushed into the battle with a loud roar.
At this time, the Japanese Japs also woke up from the panic, raised their guns and shot at the wolves. Some slow-moving wolves were hit, but they still struggled with the Japanese Japs.
Afu saw the most powerful heavy machine gun . He understood that this was the most harmful weapon to the wolves, so Afu signaled the wolves to attack the Japanese who were manipulating the heavy machine guns. Finally, several heavy machine guns appeared in front of them. All the Japanese were torn to pieces.
The remaining Japanese soldiers lost the cover of their heavy machine guns and took out their bayonets to fight the wolves. But how could they be the opponents of the wolves? The Japanese commander fired a signal flare into the sky. When the Japanese soldiers around him saw it, they quickly gathered in Lijiacun.
Although the wolf pack led by Ah Fu is very powerful, the number of wolves is constantly decreasing in the face of the Japanese soldiers who have been coming to support. Ah Fu sees that Lao Li has rescued all the villagers, so he decides to wait for Lao Li. Take the villagers into the mountain and then retreat.
The deaths and injuries of their companions brought the fighting spirit of the wolves to the extreme. Wolves are social animals, the most united and cooperative. A large number of Japanese soldiers fell under the bite of the wolves.
After a while, more and more reinforcements came from the Japanese. Seeing that Lao Li and the others had entered the mountain, Ah Fu immediately led the wolves towards the mountains. The Japanese immediately organized men to chase Ah Fu.
arrived in the mountains. The wolves suddenly divided into two parts and headed in two directions. The Japanese were not willing to let this group of wolves destroy their companions, so they also divided into two parts and pursued the wolves.
Ah Fu led some of the wolves and approached the edge of the cliff. Under the cover of the night, the Japanese couldn't see the road clearly. They only looked at pairs of green eyes and shot. This happened to fall into the trap that Ah Fu had set for them. in the trap.
The Japanese soldiers were fighting and chasing. They didn't know that there was a cliff in front of them. The night was thick, and the Japanese soldiers in front suddenly stepped on the ground.
Only then did he realize that he had reached the edge of the cliff, but it was too late. The Japanese soldiers behind were pushing him forward, and all the Japanese soldiers fell off the cliff.
Another part of the wolf pack led the Japanese to an area with dense trees and bushes, where the guns had lost their effect. By the time the Japanese discovered something was wrong, they had become lambs to be slaughtered.
A team of three wolves wiped out all these Japanese devils. These Japanese devils never imagined that they would be wiped out by a pack of wolves, and Ah Fu also became a hero in the village.
Until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War , the legend of Ah Fu was still circulated in Lijia Village. Everything has spirituality. Old Li used his kindness to save the young Ah Fu, and also saved all the villagers in Lijia Village. price.
