Wolf without a tail

Author: Yang Hongying
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Life education taught this tailless wolf: Good has good rewards, evil has evil rewards. Losing conscience is more terrible than losing a tail. Yang Hongying was born in Chengdu, Sichuan. She worked as a primary school teacher for 7 years and as a children's book editor for 7 years. What she has done most diligently is being a mother. At the age of 19, she published her first fairy tale, and has now published over 50 fairy tales and children's novels. Her best-selling series include: "Yang Hongying Campus Novel Series," "Ma Xiaotiao Series," "Yang Hongying Very Series," and "Yang Hongying Science Fairy Tale Series." Due to her influence among readers and her appeal in the children's book market, she is known as the "King of Chinese Children's Books." In recent years, Yang Hongying's works have gradually become prominent in the domestic children's literature book market, with cumulative sales exceeding 400,000 copies, fully demonstrating their unique artistic charm and market appeal. The popularity of Yang Hongying is evident here; the enthusiasm with which her works are welcomed by young readers and parents is also evident. This book tells a story about a tailless wolf who discovers a beautiful fox tail in a hunter's cabin. From then on, the wolf has a tail and is no longer called a wolf but a wolf-fox. Tempted by the fox tail, the wolf does many misdeeds and suffers many consequences. The fox tail does not bring the wolf happiness or joy but instead deepens his sense of guilt. In the end, the wolf abandons the beautiful tail and returns to the fields, starting a new life. Life education taught this tailless wolf: Good has good rewards, evil has evil rewards. Losing conscience is more terrible than losing a tail.