Is the protagonist of the wolf in the classical Chinese story a wolf or a butcher? Why? What did you get from this story?

The protagonist of this story is the wolf, because the wolf is the promoter of the story.

Wolf is a short story in classical Chinese written by Pu Songling, a novelist in Qing Dynasty. It depicts the image of a greedy, fierce and cunning wolf.

It inspires us not to give in to the villain like a wolf, but to be brave and good at fighting like a butcher, so as to win.

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There are three wolves in Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio.

First, 8th grade, a Chinese textbook for compulsory education published by Jiangsu Education Publishing House, was included as Wolf in the second volume.

Secondly, he was selected into 8th grade's lesson 34 Wolf, a Chinese textbook for compulsory education in Shanghai Education Edition, and the lesson 30 Wolf, a Chinese textbook for compulsory education in Shandong Education Publishing House.

20 16 People's Education Edition newly revised Chinese textbook for compulsory education "Wolf" in the first volume of the seventh grade and "Wolf" in the first volume of the seventh grade compulsory education textbook compiled by the Ministry. Version 20 19 is designated as the first volume of grade seven, lesson 18.