A mighty wild boar
When I saw the crops in the field spoiled by wild boars, I never saw what a wild boar looked like.
It is said that wild boars are very cunning, lying day and night, and acting strangely. However, the Eight Precepts of the Second Master Brother Pig described in the Journey to the West are lai and hungry.
I was curious, so I kept an eye on the boar's tracks.
I walked along the main road, and on the right side of the road was a river, and the river had been dried up. As I walked, I found traces of animals crawling over the embankment by the river. The embankment slope is nearly ninety degrees, straight up and down, if this is a wild boar crawling, the fat and stupid second master brother originally had a good kung fu of flying cornices and walking on the wall. Let me climb certainly can't climb up.
On the left side of the road is a field of crops, corn and sweet potatoes in the field that have been patronized by wild boars.
Not far ahead, mountain people used iron nets to prevent wild boars from spoiling crops. But under the iron fence was arched by a wild boar. It turned out that the wild boar had drilled a tunnel from here into the crop field.
The wild boar was very shrewd, and in order to prevent it from being discovered by the people who walked the main road, it hid in the middle of the crop field and ate corn.
On the cropland there is a large ditch, more than a foot wide, and there are wild boar footprints on this side of the ditch and on the other side of the ditch. It is estimated that the wild boar found that there was no road ahead, so it jumped over the ditch. It turned out that the second master brother also had a good light skill.
The devil is one foot tall, and the road is one foot high. This spring I went to the field where I planted sweet potatoes last year, and I am going to plant some sweet potatoes this year. Suddenly I found that there were wild boar arches in the field, and I immediately decided to plant sesame seeds this year.
The wild boar found that this year's hopes had been disappointed, and his brain became angry, and he ran back and forth several times in a row in the sesame field to vent his dissatisfaction.
When he saw that the sesame field was run by a wild boar, his heart was also on fire, and he secretly swore: When he catches you, he will definitely unload you into eight pieces. Later, I remembered that wild boars are protective animals and cannot be killed casually, so they have to think that they have fallen into mold. Moreover, this wild boar cannot be eaten at all, not only is it unhygienic, but the wild boar eats everything in the mountains, and it must carry a lot of bacteria on its body, and it is not worth the loss to eat the disease.
