A story about a butcher killing a wolf. Translated into vernacular, this is:

Translation: There was a butcher who was walking on the road in the evening and was closely pursued by a wolf.

There was a hay shed left by a farmer on the side of the road, so he ran in and lay down in it.

The ferocious wolf thrust its paw through the straw curtain of the thatched house, so the butcher hurriedly caught the wolf's paw to prevent it from leaving.

But I didn't think of a way to kill it. I only had a knife less than an inch long. I used it to cut the wolf skin under the claws and blew air into it like a pig.

(The butcher) blew hard for a while and felt that the wolf was not moving much, so he tied up the wolf's legs with a rope.

When I went outside, I saw that the wolf was swollen like a cow.

The four legs are straight and cannot be bent, and the mouth cannot be closed even if it is opened.

The butcher took it back.

(If) he is not a butcher, who can do this?

These three things all happened to the butcher; then the cruelty of the butcher can also be used to kill wolves.

Original text: A slaughter of Mu Xing was forced by wolves.

Beside the road, there was a room left by a night cultivator, who rushed into Fu Yan.

The wolf dug its claws into the thatch.

Tu was in a hurry to catch him and ordered him not to leave. He could die if he had no idea.

But the knife was not enough, so he cut the lower skin of the wolf's claws and blew it with the method of blowing on a pig.

When I tried my best to move the wolf, I found that the wolf was not moving at all, so I tied it up.

If you look out, the wolf will be as swollen as an ox, its thighs will be straight and unable to bend, and its mouth will not open or close.

Then he took it back and returned.

Without Tu, no one would be able to do this!

All three things come from slaughter; the cruelty of slaughtering people can also be used to kill wolves.

Extended information: 1. Notes on words and sentences 1. Dusk: evening.

2. For: Be.

3. Ambush: hide (some people say it is an ambush, hiding is more suitable for the situation at that time. 4. Can: can: can; to: handle. 5. Calculate: method. 6. Sui: So do it. 7. Death: kill.

8. Ying: full. 9. Pig: like. 11. Then: then 12. Stock: thigh. 2. Introduction to the work "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", also known as "Ghost Fox".

"Biography" is a work by the famous novelist Pu Songling in the Qing Dynasty (Liaozhai: name of study; Zhi: records; Yi: strange stories). The book contains 491 short stories with a wide range of themes and rich content.

"Zhiyi" has a high artistic achievement. It has successfully created many artistic models, with vivid and vivid characters, twists and turns of the story, rigorous and ingenious structure and layout, concise writing and delicate description, which can be regarded as the pinnacle of Chinese classical short stories.

, Introduction to the author Pu Songling (1640-1715), a writer of the Qing Dynasty, nicknamed Liuxian, also known as Jianchen, also known as Liuquan Jushi, known as Mr. Liaozhai, was born in Zichuan, Shandong (now Zibo City, Shandong) throughout his life.

He was passionate about fame and obsessed with the imperial examinations. However, except for winning the first place in the county, prefectural and provincial examinations at the age of nineteen, and becoming a doctoral student, he suffered many setbacks in the future and was always depressed while teaching.

He took the exam for forty years. When he was seventy-one years old, he paid tribute as an example and made up for one year of tribute. He died four years later.