Call of the Wild

The first time I saw Jack London was when I was a teenager An article "Snow Tiger" is deeply rooted in my heart Now reading it again, Only then did I realize that the "Snow Tiger" from back then was just an excerpt. So it weakens its ruthlessness. "White Teeth" Today With cold cruelty, Ruthless humanity and brutality. Lao Tzu said: Heaven and earth are not benevolent and regard all things as stupid dogs. This world is so unkind! Everything in nature struggles to survive, Life and death, How fragile and drifting. Throughout Jack London's life, This cruelty also accompanied him throughout his life, All things in nature, Just stay alive, I've tried my best. Even though those scrawny hungry wolves are detestable, But they only asked for three words: I want to live All things grow and reincarnate, Finally, scattered to the end of the world...

Buck and White Fang made opposite choices, but they both got what they wanted.

The long and dangerous journey gradually erased Buck's "humanity" and "dog nature". The farther away from human civilization, the more he faces nature, the more he overlaps with the shadow of his ancestors in his bloodline. The laws of the north reshape Buck, using sticks and teeth to drive in the "wolf nature". However, the "civilization" that humans have domesticated for generations has also been imprinted on Buck, just like a few strands of brown hair and a touch of white hair fixed on the tip of his nose and chest. Buck gained gratitude and love from humans. He lost his "dog nature" and conquered the wolves, but still retained his "humanity". Buck hovers on the edge of wild nature and human civilization. He is not a pure dog or wolf, but he is indeed a devout child of nature. When Buck is in civilization, the wilderness calls to him; when Buck is in the wilderness, humanity calls to him. The bloodline inherited from the wilderness and the nostalgia for Thornton's human glory made Buck destined to be a lost wanderer.

The characters in it are all very vivid, like Buck, whose adventures in extremely cold places are heart-wrenching. I especially hated the master who abused Buck. He was really cruel. However, Buck's phrase "Either you dominate or you are dominated" is really classic and impressed me deeply. There are also descriptions of extremely cold places in the book, which are simply immersive. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!

Buck, everyone wants a friend like that [laughs]

Buck is loyal, brave, and full of wildness.

Interesting writing, wonderful details, and a twisting story. Every word and every punctuation mark touches the readers' hearts. It is undoubtedly a very good animal novel.

Jack London was the man who broke the rules of the world at that time, explored instincts, respected nature, paid attention to the bottom, criticized reality, and celebrated life. The wilderness squeezes all false enthusiasm, complacency, and aggrandizement out of the human soul. The extreme cold and fear emanating from the words... Even in desperate situations, we still love life and strive to move forward. The desperate situation of survival is just a situation. You cannot despair. You must have the courage to live towards death and gain the strength to jump out and experience this life. Sooner or later, you will die. Therefore, you might as well be braver and bolder and live the way you like... Buck was sold. The person who sold you may be someone you trust. Buck explores the conflict between civilization and wildness from the perspective of wildness. White Fang returns from the wilderness to human society. Animals also have childhood shadows. Although White Fang does not know what love is, he still feels the existence of love. It forms a hole in its heart, a hole that longs for hunger, pain, and longing to be comforted and satisfied. That kind of pain and uneasiness can only be relieved by receiving the touch of the new god.

A very good literary novel. Explains what people do. It explains the wildness of wolf nature and the determination to yearn for freedom.

About living creatures and nature, it always shocks me and brings tears to my eyes.

"The Call of the Wild" uses the wild awakening of the sled dog Buck as a metaphor for the eternal game between civilized discipline and primitive instinct. Jack London used the polar wind and snow as purgatory, deconstructing the dog hierarchy into a microcosm of human society. Five Stars pays tribute to its naturalistic allegory - when the law of sticks tears apart the collar of docility, the howling of wolves in the blood is the most honest poem of life.

I like this book

There may be only one word "love" missing between wildness and obedience.

White Fang is wonderful

The Call of the Wild: The natural survival laws of survival of the fittest, the weak and the strong, and survival of the fittest also apply to human society, but they just appear in disguise and in disguise. The owner who loved him died, and the last trace of human society was gone. Buck returned to nature and became the wolf king based on his strength. White Fang: After many hardships, it changed owners several times, and different owners brought it different fates. The love of the last master transformed White Fang from a lonely, vicious, and ferocious wolf into a Faolan. He learned to accept and express love from his master, and became a happy dog ​​father. Love life: He never gave up, persisted and persisted, even if he crawled and squirmed, he would try his best to live, and the fire of life would never be extinguished. A miracle really happened. He didn't freeze to death or starve to death or be eaten by a sick wolf. He was finally rescued and escaped death. Making a Fire: He did not listen to advice, was arrogant and stubborn, and insisted on having his own way. In the end, no matter how hard he persisted and never gave up, he was still frozen to death by the extreme cold. He was relieved by the warmth and comfort at the moment before his death.

A very philosophical novel.

Four opposing novels: The Call of the Wild turns a dog into a wolf, White Teeth turns a wolf into a dog, Loving Life turns a man out of trouble, and Making a Fire turns a man into death.

Booker is an excellent dog with a noble bloodline. The leisurely life in the manor cannot inspire his original nature, which can only be found in the forest. Just like us, we cannot inspire our original excellent attributes without being tempered by hardships and hardships.

I really like this kind of short, concise and positive literary works that are professional, realistic, humane and exciting. Highly recommended.

It's so beautiful, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Classic works are always multi-faceted and full of vitality. A hundred years later, when the heavy side is buried in the grave by mankind with joy, Everyone can still happily go to the theater and watch the other side of this literary work with their children. I think these spirits under the spring can rest in peace. Mentioning the whirring of the wild cannot avoid the author's identity as an American writer, but the swirling soul of the Indians in that agitated America cannot be ignored. Just like the victory over the dragon in chivalric literature is the tragedy of the peasant uprising The wolf also plays the role of these free spirits in The Call of the Wild.

Beautiful eyes filled with tears

It's very beautiful, but I don't understand why Qi Xue forgot White Fang

A tenacious, everlasting spirit

A dog - Buck's wonderful "human" life - makes people want to watch it!