Wolf wolf

Author: Gê Hēiguā Wèi. Suǒluōtǎhéfū
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In our perception, wolves eating rabbits is instinct, and rabbits fearing wolves is also instinct. This picture book, however, tells the story of the friendship between a wolf and a rabbit. Even before the little wolf had a name, he lost his uncle while hunting and found himself alone and helpless. By chance, he met the little rabbit Tom. The innocent little wolf and rabbit became good friends, spending their days playing together, teaching each other their special skills, and even playing games like "I'm scared of rabbits" and "I'm scared of wolves." At this point, it seemed that instinct took over. During the "I'm scared of rabbits" game, the wolf was not afraid at all, but the "I'm scared of wolves" game always made the little rabbit feel scared. The naive wolf couldn't understand the rabbit's feelings until he personally experienced the fear of "I'm scared of wolves." Only then did they finally resolve their misunderstanding and reconcile. Does this phenomenon not also appear in our lives at times? As long as we set aside our biases and understand each other, the so-called instincts and hostility are no match for the inherent kindness and friendship we are born with. Using the unexpected pairing of a wolf and a rabbit, the author conveys profound life philosophies through vivid storytelling, lively illustrations, and occasional humor. While enjoying this whimsical story, we also subconsciously come to understand the true essence of friendship. The wolf and rabbit in this book are by Gê Hēiguā Wèi. Suǒluōtǎhéfū of the 21st century.