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to the throne and his father picked his brother as heir。 Life out here can even win over an emperor。”
The old man listened wide…eyed。 “You never told me that；” he said。 “It’s a good story。 It would be wonderful if all you Han could appreci—ate the grassland like that prince did； but it would have been better if he hadn’t lost the throne。 The Qing emperors often came out here to hunt and to find Mongol girls to marry。 And they didn’t allow their Han subjects to open the grassland to raising crops。 Back then； there was no fighting between the Mongols and the Chinese； we were at peace。”
狼圖騰（英文版） 4（6）
Bilgee loved listening to Chen’s historical tales； and repaid the debt with tales of Mongolia。 “Anyone who doesn’t eat wolves’ food is not a true grassland Mongol。 There would probably be no Mongols without it。 In days past； when Mongols were driven to the brink of destruction； they survived by eating wolves’ food。 One of Genghis Khan’s ancestors； who was driven deep into the mountains； was on the verge of starva—tion； like a mon savage。 He was reduced to following the path of wolves； whenever they had a kill； he would wait until they’d eaten their fill and moved on； then he’d eat what they left。 He lived like that； alone in the mountains； for years； until his brother found him and took him home。 Wolves are the Mongols’ benefactors； sometimes their saviors。 Without them there would have been no Genghis Khan； and no Mon—gols。 Wolf food is delicious。 See what the wolves have given us for our New Year’s celebration 。 。 。 though it doesn’t e that easily most of the time。 That’s something you’ll learn someday。”
The two gazelles were picked clean and the bonfire began to sputter。 Bilgee had the people smother the fire with snow。
The cloud cover t
