Chapter 11 9. Chinese Tiger

I read "Chinese Tiger" (written by Li Kewei, published by Zhongyuan Press), it is a good novel and very readable. (Why is every book so good? It’s very simple, because if it’s not good, you won’t mention it after reading it or not. If it’s worth mentioning, it’s all good.) "Chinese Tiger" is the same as "Tibetan Mastiff". They both write about beasts as human beings, and write about their animal nature with the standards of human nature. So it looks very interesting, but at first you will feel a little uncomfortable. After reading it, accept this This way of writing will feel quite moving.

Personally, I don't really accept this way of writing that compares animals to humans: it is barely acceptable to say that dogs have human nature, but can tigers still become tigers if they are said to have human nature? But the author's writing skills are high. Even though I shook my head while reading it, I still had to admit that it was a good-looking novel after reading it. "Chinese Tiger" tells a series of stories that happened after the wild South China tiger was discovered.The South China tiger is the Chinese tiger, which is extinct.Recently, someone in Shaanxi Province said that they took a photo of a South China tiger. The tiger in the photo was very clear, and it was later revealed to be a fake. With Chinese characteristics.Why there is such a weird phenomenon, you can understand from the beginning of "Chinese Tiger": yes, it has something to do with money.

There is a very interesting passage in "Chinese Tiger". From the mouth of a foreign expert, he said: It cannot be said that the Chinese government is involved in fraud, but the quality of some local government officials is really not flattering.Could it be that they are trying to win.Reynolds fund or deliberate hype to develop tourism resources? The origin of the picture of the South China tiger in Shaanxi, we have to ask some officials of the local government in Shaanxi. There are many Chinese tigers in zoos, hundreds of them."Chinese Tiger" has a detailed description of what it would be like to keep a tiger in a zoo. It uses black humor to do things beyond imagination, which fully proves the endless fun of reading a good book.