Outline of The Call of the Wilderness

The Call of the Wilderness is written by American writer Jack? Guo Lun's two famous animal novels. The Call of the Wilderness is about a wolf who is the offspring of a dog named Buck. This book describes their primitive struggle for existence and Buck's call to escape from the forest after revenging his master. White tooth finally overcame the wildness under the inspiration of her master and saved her life in a critical moment. The novel is vivid and touching, with strong artistic appeal. It expresses the writer's humanity and the social Darwinism of the law of the jungle and the survival of the fittest.

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The Call of the Wild is a novel published by the famous American novelist Jack London on 1903. It tells the story of a dog named Buck who finally returns to the wild environment after suffering.

Buck is a huge hybrid dog. He used to be Judge Miller's dog in the south and lived a comfortable life in the warm south. However, one day he was stolen and sold to the cold and remote north. He not only has to adapt to a completely different living environment, but also has to endure the whipping of his master, ruthless sticks and fangs of his companions. In order to alleviate hunger, buck got rid of the habit of picky eaters, and at the same time, buck learned to steal food. After many twists and turns, he set foot on the road of gold rush and was trained as a slave dog pulling sledges. In the process of bloody taming, he learned the laws of fairness and nature; He learned to be cunning and treacherous in bad environment. After suffering, he learned to adapt to the law of survival, became stronger day by day through perseverance, and obtained the position of leading dog step by step through his own strength. Buck's master changed several times, and the affection between Buck and his last master Thornton was sincere and profound. After Thornton's misfortune, he went into the wilderness and returned to the wolves. Facing the black bear, the brave Buck accepted the challenge without fear. He howled at the moon like a wolf and became the leader of the wolves.

Buck's growth from a pampered and expensive dog to a later sled leader and wolf pack leader is inseparable from his own positive and enterprising consciousness and efforts to make himself stronger. Through this book, the author reveals to us that only an elite like Pearl Buck can survive in the harsh environment on the road to survival.

Publish information

The Call of the Wilderness is a novel published by People's Literature Publishing House in July, 2004, written by American writer Jack? Guo Lun, translated by Hu Chunlan and Zhao Susu.

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The call of the wilderness: thoughts after reading 1

In the law of the jungle society, every step of that sheepdog Buck will be a matter of life and death. It never knows whether it will fall into the ice hole, starve to death in the snow or be bitten to death by other similar people. I will leave alone anytime and anywhere, and I won't get any pity. It is precisely because of the law of the jungle that the law of the jungle makes the environment extremely cold. Many Eskimo dogs around them, weak or strong, finally escaped, but their tragic fate, even the kind Thornton they finally met, was mercilessly attacked by Indians. Escape is almost as difficult as a hungry beast in the wilderness.

Buck finally returned to primitive man, and Thornton also returned to normal society. While telling people about his tragic history, he kept talking about his family in tears, and he was deeply afraid. Looking at the food greedily, everything in the past was a nightmare for Thornton. Me, too. I hate the law of the jungle. On this day, my fist will be overwhelming, I will be king and I can plunder everything at will. Tomorrow I am old, or someone with a harder fist will come, and I will become a slave. In this way, everyone will be in extreme danger, which will be the most tragic. Many modern people around us also use this predatory thinking to measure others to protect themselves, which will only lead to the harsh environment described in the book. Human beings should move in the direction of freedom, equality, tolerance and politeness. Only in this way can happiness and security come to everyone.

The call of the wilderness: the second chapter after reading

In The Call of the Wilderness, Jack London created a dog with thoughts, feelings and desires-Buck. This book brings us not only a lot of novelty, but also a shock from the heart.

Buck's initial life was carefree, but at the same time he lost the wildness of the dog. So it is pampered, carefree, not afraid of danger and lack of food. If the poor gardener hadn't been trapped by life and sold it to a dog dealer, maybe Buck would have lived a plain life. Later, Buck experienced many things, which gradually inspired his once wildness, and at the same time, he learned the truth that "the strong is king"!

In this story, I learned that in a harsh environment, as long as there is a glimmer of hope for survival, it is possible to survive. When encountering difficulties and setbacks, we should face them bravely and fight tenaciously, so that we can finally overcome them and have a bright future. We should be strong in our destiny and succeed in the end. When we encounter difficulties in future life or study, we should never give up easily. We should learn to be strong and face the misfortunes and sorrows in life calmly. Learn to grow up, temper yourself in life and let yourself grow up as soon as possible; Learn to be grateful and thank those who give love; Learn to remember those who have helped you, and make your life full of meaning.

The call of the wilderness: the third chapter after reading

The title of this novel appeals to me very much, The Call of the Wilderness. I thought there was nothing to call for in the wilderness, so I read this book out of curiosity. Then the tragic experience of the dog "Buck" in the book made me very sympathetic. Finally, does Buck choose to live with humans or return to the wilderness? I can't wait to know the answer

I can't put this book down. It tells a story between a man and an animal. There is a docile domestic dog, Buck, who lives in a happy family, but because of the rebellion of a servant, he becomes a wild dog pulling sleds. It also slowly returned to nature, which is surprising in the process of returning to wildness and wilderness. Full of the interweaving and struggle between wildness and humanity, nature finally prevails. This book profoundly reflects the jungle law of the jungle.

After reading this story, I was deeply inspired. I've learned that living in the jungle requires the law of the jungle. The strong is king, the winner is king, and the weak die because they can't stand such a hard life.