Few people now have earthdogs because they look less handsome than their breeds and are not as good in character as them, but they are better able to look after their masters than their breeds, because they are so fierce that when they see a stranger, they leak their frightful fangs, they scare off strangers, but when they see their masters, they are the other face. A doggy named King Kong filled his little charade with gas.
The owner of Kong, Cao Da, not only loves to take advantage of the small, but also takes revenge, and the villagers are not very willing to deal with him.
On one occasion, Cao Dao heard the village's Li Dae-gang saying bad things, and ran home in a rush to get revenge on Li Da-gang, who had a mouthful. When he saw the Kong lying in the yard, Cao Dao turned his eyes, and he had a dirty smile on his face. What was said in King Kong's ear was that Kong was like a madman who was gnawing on Li, and Li was screaming so sadly. The faraway Cao Dao whistled and came home proudly.
The injured Li Dae-gang came to Cao Da'a's house with a dying beating and demanded compensation for his medical expenses. Cao Da said, "You're not the one I bit, you can't pay for it. Besides, Kong bit you and you beat him half to death.
Only a man like Cao Da can come up with such a cynicism. He can't argue with Cao Da, but he thinks he's bad luck. Tsao's deep-seated feeling that ordering King Kong to avenge himself is an excellent way.
Since then, Cao Da has taken care of Kong and will give it something to eat. Tsao Da ' accompanies Kim, not to thank it, but to make it more confident, to listen to itself and to prepare for the next reprisals against those who have provoked him.
With age, Kong has become an old dog, with no more energy, sometimes too lazy to scream, lying in the yard all day in the sun. Cao Dao's attitude towards it has also changed considerably, calling it a useless animal every day and not eating any leftovers.
On this day, Cao Dao sharpened his knife in the courtyard, and his son asked, "Dad, we had a few days ago, why did you grind it?" And, "Son, I'm going to kill Kong today, and you're going to eat meat!" Cao Da laughed, and showed his big yellow teeth.
Tsao Wang listens to me and says, "How can you eat Kim Kong for 10 years? Cao Da looked down on the ground, and he didn't move the Kong: "It's hard, it only knows how to scream every day, it's good enough for me, and it's not worth it."
CHOI Da ' accompanies the four legs of Kong with barbed wire around its mouth, with one hand on its head and one hand on its head, with a sharp knife. The eyes of King Kong, full of tears, were staring dead at Cao Da, screaming in his mouth, "Ooh, ooh, ooh." Choda, who wanted to eat dog meat, was not moved, and without hesitation cut the knife to the neck of Kong, where he was sprayed with blood.
It's getting dark, and there's grunts in the pots of stew, and the smell is all over the yard. At last, the meat is ripe, and Cao Dao can't wait to have a big bowl of his wife's and his son's, but they all say, "The meat of Kong, it won't go down."
Cao Da-da said, "Well, I'll eat it if you don't eat it." Says he takes out a bottle of white wine, and he eats it in a good way, while he groans, and he groans: "It's good, it's good."
It was not until late in the night that Tsao, who was drunk enough to drink, went to bed with satisfaction. Maybe he drank too much, and just lay down, he had peed. Cao Dao came to the yard in a dizziness and was about to untangle his pants, and the wind was blowing, and Kong suddenly appeared in front of him and yelled at him. Tsao-da woke up in a moment, scared the cold war, tried to pull his legs out of the house, but his body couldn't move.
In two circles around Cao Da's tail, he said, “You made me bite, and I know it's wrong, and I did it to get you out, but I was loyal to you. If it wasn't for my screams that scared those who wanted to hurt you, you would have died many times, and you would have killed me to eat meat despite my plea. If you are so ungrateful, I must avenge it.” After that, Kong went to Cao Da.
The next morning, Cao Daa woke up and found himself lying down. In the yard, remembering the night, he said, "It was a dream, and I said, "Where do the animals know so much?" Cao was laughing back in the house and going back to bed.
A few days later, Cao Da began to feel pain and took all kinds of painkillers to no avail. He went to a doctor, who said he had no illness. Slightly, Cao Da-da couldn't get out of bed and cried daily, and he died in his house in disgrace.
After reading the article, the editor-in-chief wanted to say that we should treat every life as good, especially spiritual animals, as we were born.