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In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Great Northern Wilderness on the northeastern border of the motherland was still an ancient wasteland. At that time, there was a jingle circulating in Beidahuang: "Beidahuang is a good place. There are rabbits and wolves, but there is a lack of big girls." This describes the desolation of Beidahuang. Since General Wang Zhen led 100,000 officers and soldiers to the Great Northern Wilderness, a majestic picture of "war against nature" has unfolded across thousands of miles of fertile wilderness. Thrilling wolf fighting stories unfolded one after another. The author is a native of the Great Northern Wilderness. The older generations have heard the story of wolf fighting thousands of times. It is familiar to them, but they never tire of hearing it. As time went by, the idea of ​​writing "Fighting Wolf's Miscellaneous Notes" came up. The thousands of miles of fertile wilderness in the Great Northern Wilderness left behind the author's footsteps and wrote one wolf-fighting story after another. As time goes by, generations of Beidahuang people have become indifferent to the stories of old Beidahuang people fighting wolves and don't take it seriously. The author saw it in his eyes and felt pain in his heart. General Secretary Xi warned us not to forget our original intentions, which is worth pondering.

Generally, people don't have a good opinion of foxes and weasels. It is disgusting to think that foxes and weasels are cunning and deceptive. The author initially had this view as well. I thought to myself, if we can't afford to offend him, we can still afford to hide, so don't let Huang Pizi offend him. Later, the author accidentally paid attention to foxes and weasels. Let's start with the fascinating thing about the fox and the weasel. When the author was a child, he saw with his own eyes the "big dance" in rural areas. Those who are fascinated by foxes and weasels are mostly weak and sick people, who torture them to death. There are also those who do not listen to evil. People who were tortured by foxes and weasels were subdued as soon as they saw him and kowtowed. It is in line with an old saying - evil cannot suppress good. But foxes and weasels generally don't provoke people, that is, they don't offend people. People are greedy and always want to exchange the skins of foxes and weasels for money, and then kill them all before they can get away with it.

In the rivers and lakes of Kanto, there are so many fish that they form a thick layer on the river bottom. Step into the water, touch your legs, bite your feet. The people of Guandong have many different ways of fishing, each with their own unique tricks. There are those who touch it with hands, those who use nets, and those who use fish cover buckles; there are also those who cast nets, those who pull big nets, and those who lower fish on hooks... The eight immortals crossed the sea, each showing his abilities. Fishing in winter seems monotonous. Wherever the frame can be opened, dozens of ice holes are drilled, the net is lowered into the ice holes, and horses are used to pull the net out. Several tons or more than ten tons of fish can be caught at a time. There are also small fights. Drill a few holes in the ice, remove the floating ice, and just wait to catch fish. How many sacks can be caught at any time? Over time, Kanto's unique fishing culture was formed. The countless fishing stories and the beautiful fishing fun are like the stars in the night sky, too numerous to count; like the grapes in the mountains, one after another. You won't be able to see enough, listen enough, or write enough

The author uses one interesting story after another to describe the thrilling scenes of the battle of wits and courage between the wild boar and the snake. The plot of the story is twists and turns and thrilling, making people feel immersed in the scene, thought-provoking and thought-provoking. Wild boars are the natural enemies of snakes, and they should be very good at dealing with snakes, but they often lose Jingzhou because of underestimating the enemy, and end up stealing a handful of rice instead. As Mao Zedong said during his lifetime: "Small countries can defeat big countries, and weak countries can defeat strong countries. The reasons are: first, there is much help for the right, but little help for the wrong, and it is unpopular. Second, it is self-righteous, not outsmarting, but attacking wildly. The result is that it will kill geese for a lifetime, but let the geese peck blind. Its painful lessons, It is a lesson learned from the past and a lesson for future generations. The ancients said: Know yourself and know the enemy, and you will never be defeated. Looking at the world, countries, East and West, human rights and hegemony are actually the epitome of the animal world. Can the Chinese people learn something from the fight between wild boars and snakes?

Siya is the representative of Kanto women. The author uses a large number of chapters to describe Zhao Siya's childhood fun. The use of wide-angle lenses and close-ups depicts the traces of the times of that generation of women, as well as their naive, romantic, and pursuit of a better life. They believe in the Ah Q spirit of "pig forwards, chickens dig backwards, each has his own way of living" and live a life that is unique to himself. Zhao Siya, who entered the society, had endless fun and showed off his skills by fighting against the sky, the earth, and nature. The author focuses on depicting the heroic spirit of the women of that generation who dared to make the sun and moon change the sky, and the unique attributes of the Guandong women who ascended the mountain like a tiger, descended like a dragon into the sea, and were full of tiger energy. After reading it, people are amazed. When the author portrays the elderly Zhao Siya, he focuses on portraying her complex character. On the one hand, she has a simple mentality of returning to nature, and on the other hand, she has a twisted mentality of yearning for money. There is no "cage" that firmly prevents, dares, or does not want to rot. The ending of Zhao Siya is evocative, emotional and thought-provoking.

The author writes it all out by observing the food, clothing, housing and transportation of the Guandong people, the way they behave, their silly, big, black and thick "gun barrel" character, the stubborn temper of the Guandong people who can't be pulled back by nine oxen and would rather break than bend. Tell your teenage friends that the so-called "pie in the sky" is "opportunity". Whoever can seize the "opportunity" can eat the "pie". The bold ones will be starved to death, and the timid ones will be starved to death. People who are timid and fearful of hitting their heads when leaves fall can only look at the "cake" and sigh. The "opportunities" God gives everyone are fair. When I close a door for you, I open two windows for you. There has never been a savior, it is all up to us to move forward step by step. Those who look up at the fence, waiting for the "pie" to fall, can only drink the northwest wind.