野性的呼唤

I wanted to read this book a long time ago, but I finally calmed down and finished reading the story these days. The hero of the story is a dog named Buck from the south. In the wave of gold rush in the United States, the strong dog was stolen and sold to the cold north. From then on, his life suffered a disastrous decline. He was brutally beaten. From his initial anger and unwillingness, he gradually became tolerant and obedient. He became more alert and more observant. In this harsh environment, he gradually understood the law of survival.With his wisdom and courage, he regained his prestige in this strange environment. In this barbaric and primitive environment, the law of survival has become very simple, the law of the jungle, the survival of the strong, you want to live, you want not to be eliminated, you must be braver, more ferocious, Buck did, he became the head dog of the sled, became the ruler. But the primitive wildness in his blood was always calling him back to the jungle, to the place where there was freedom and no human control.There he can hunt and run at will, feel the wildness of blood and flesh torn in his mouth, and accept the most primitive and wild laws of nature. So at the end of the story, Buck left his master who had deep feelings with him and returned to the jungle. I think that's where he really belongs. Seeing Buck's experience, I think of Zhou Guoping's Prince in Distress, which I learned when I was a child. There is a sentence I like very much. "No matter who the disaster falls on, everyone has to bear it, and can bear it-as long as he does not die." People's potential is unlimited.