Jackal Wisdom Sutra

Author: Sun Yan
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: It is the record of a person with good intentions, observing the actions of "wolves" in ancient and modern times with a cold eye, quietly documenting them. This serves both self-reflection and warning others. Over time, a book titled "The Wolf's Wisdom Manual" was compiled. If so, it might be worthwhile to share it with the world, perhaps giving rise to a few great heroes or true. After all, the world is complex, and human hearts are ever-changing. If one can learn some self-preservation and winning strategies from this "manual," it would be everyone's fortune—who would willingly live their whole life as a rabbit or squirrel, waiting to be eaten? In reality, being able to live like a lone wolf at the bridge—unoffending and unoffended—would be quite impressive! In this regard, there is some sense in passing down "The Wolf's Wisdom Manual." The merits and flaws within it are left for the readers to discern. It describes the experiences of life and social interactions with an astonishingly cold, detached, yet insightful perspective, providing readers with various ingenious strategies to overcome life's awkwardness, difficulties, and evil. We should survive like wolves, charging forward to pursue the highest goals of life, trampling all constraints and obstacles underfoot, and laughing at the peak of existence.