What is the image of the wolf in The Power of the Wolf?

The author of Ten Flavors of Wolves is Wu, whose works come from one-liners. Wolf is an ancient novel of China, and its image is endowed with many symbolic and metaphorical meanings. In the novel, the wolf is portrayed as a fierce, cunning, greedy and cruel animal, which often appears in the struggle between human beings and wolves. The image of the wolf is used to symbolize human nature and show the wildness, greed and violent tendency of human beings. The wolf is also endowed with some positive images, such as loyalty, courage and wisdom, which are also reflected in the novel. The wolf is endowed with complex symbolic meaning in The History of the Wolf, which represents both the negative characteristics of human beings and the positive characteristics of human beings. This symbolic meaning makes the wolf a very important image in the novel, and also provides a lot of thinking and enlightenment for the theme and plot of the novel.