Wildlife in My Eyes - Animal Chronicle (Three)

Author: [US] Seton, translated by Li Xuehong
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The animals in Seton's works have their own names, their own languages, their own worlds, and their own lives. Their vivid personalities and noble, extraordinary heroic aura are so compelling that we deeply admire them. Their wisdom, courage, impulsiveness, and perseverance move anyone who loves life to tears. This book narrates the legends of several animals: the cottontail rabbit Ragweed, who overcomes his rivals with wisdom to gain a new life; the loyal little dog Bing, who roams far and wide in life but never forgets to return to his former master's door upon death; the proud, untamed wild mustang, who never submits to human greed or pursuit, even to the very end; the yellow dog Uri, who has tasted the harshness of the world and been abandoned by his master, resulting in a twisted personality; the cunning yet affectionate, cruel yet kind mother fox, Winken; and the old wolf Rob, the king of the Craterlope, representing sincerity, wisdom, courage, and strength.
The protagonists in these stories have diverse personalities and rich emotions. They have their own names, their own languages, their own worlds, and their own lives. Their vivid personalities and noble, extraordinary heroic aura are so compelling that we deeply admire them. Their wisdom, courage, impulsiveness, and perseverance move anyone who loves life to tears.
"My" is Seton's early work, which established his reputation as the "Father of Wildlife." It brings people empathy, understanding, tolerance, and reflection, and few works can match its impact to this day. These stories are rare classics for us today, living relatively peaceful and ordinary lives.