My Days with My Wolfdog Brothers

In the 1930s and 1940s, in the mountainous areas of eastern Jilin, there were some such people living in order to escape the war. They support their family by hunting, fishing, digging medicine, and cultivating a few acres of thin farmland in the mountains. There is a family in the mountains named Wu, named Wuchuan. They have been traveling in the mountains and forests for many years, from Dunhua County to Yanji County. Sometimes we go to Hunchun, the border between Russia and North Korea. Wuchuan has a son named Wujin. When he was born, he weighed five kilograms, so he happened to be named Wu Jin. Wujin turned 18 in a blink of an eye. Since childhood, he and his father have often hunted, fished and dug ginseng together. Developed a good skill. One freezing day, Wu Chuan took his son Wu Jin and a brother he often hunted with, his name was Jiang Er, and people who knew him called him Jiang Ernui. Northeastern dialect means that he is very urinary, dares to do anything, and is not afraid of anything, so he is nicknamed Jiang Ernui. That year, three people shot two roe deer and a few foxes. They went down the mountain nearby, sold the roe deer and fox skins, and then walked back. On the way, they met three Japanese soldiers who were attacking ordinary people's homes. Jiang Ernui killed a Japanese, and Wujin Wuchuan opened fire. One Japanese was killed and the other wounded, and they fled. Jiang Er was also injured. The three of them took the Japanese guns and bullets and rushed home overnight to pack up and move...