What does the wolf cub mean in Northeast dialect?

Wolves are famous for their fierceness and have always been regarded as a symbol of cruelty and cold-blooded, that is, they have no humanity. Remember the story of Mr. Dong Guo and the wolf? In people's eyes, wolves are such animals.

In our culture, there are many kinds of wolves, but they are all bad examples.

For example, Zhongshan Wolf refers to the person who bites the hand that feeds him, and Baiwenhang refers to the person who always hurts you, no matter how good you are to him, worse than Zhongshan Wolf. The baiwenhang is more commonly used.

Among the wolves, the wolf with "white eyes" is the fiercest. Hanging eyes-refers to hanging from the outer corner of the eye, with black and white eyes and fierce eyes. In addition, white eyes means that you can't see what is in front of you without eyes, and you are blind. Putting these two words together is blind and inhuman. People use the word baiwenhang to describe people as ruthless and fierce, which is synonymous with ingratitude. He is a baiwenhang and doesn't know how to repay others' kindness. So there is the saying of "Zishou Ci"; "You don't wear their rice bowls all your life, and you often meet a baiwenhang halfway", which is not empty talk.

Anyway, no matter what kind of wolf is a wolf cub, it means "with an evil heart, it seems tender and lovely, like a puppy just born a few days ago, but it is cruel, selfish, hypocritical and heartless!"