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as two fingers in places； and more on the stone wall。 The marks of four fangs stood out on the necks of the dead animals； whose blood had even flowed outside the wall。 There were also several piles of wolf dung 。 。 。 Later on； headquarters changed the regulations； requir—ing people who lived near one of the enclosures to remence night watches； for which work points would be given。 More and more stone and rammed…earth enclosures have been built on the birthing meadows in recent years and； since there are night watchmen again； there have been no more stories of wolves flying into an enclosure and eating our sheep。”
But that wasn’t enough for Chen Zhen； who went around asking other herders。 All of them— men and women； young and old—told him that wolves could fly。 They also said that when a wolf dies； its soul flies up to Tengger。
Eventually； Police Chief Harbar was released from confinement in the banner interrogation unit and sent back to assume his position again。 Taking a pack of Beijing cigarettes with him； Chen went to call on the chief to get an explanation as to how the wolves had “fl own” in and out of the enclosure。
Chief Harbar； a graduate of the Inner Mongolian Police Academy and fluent in Chinese； said； “The case is closed。 Unfortunately； the sci—entific explanation has no standing on the grassland； and most of the herders don’t believe it。 All but a few educated and experienced hunters； who accepted the results of the investigation； were convinced that the wolves could fly。 If we respect the beliefs and customs of the local popu—lation” he laughed—“then the wolves flew into the enclosure。 There’s a bit of truth to that； since wolves do sail through the air a long ways。
狼圖騰（英文版） 4（10）
“The herders were in a state of anxiety
