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themselves； but they were inpetent hunters； and in the nomadic existence of people in eastern Inner Mongolia； hunting ranks higher than tending livestock。 The Mongols’ ancestors were hunters in the forests surround—ing the upper reaches of the Heilong River who slowly migrated onto the grassland； where they lived as hunter…herdsmen。 Hunting was a sig—nifi cant and often a major source of ine。 On the Olonbulag； horse herders held the highest status among the herdsmen； and most of the hunters came from their ranks。 Hardly any of the Beijing students man—aged to rise to that level； and for those few who did； the best they could hope for was an apprenticeship to a full…fledged herder。 And so； on the eve of the big hunt； the students； who had begun to consider themselves a new breed of herdsmen； were left out pletely。
After finishing his meal； Chen took the gazelle leg Lamjav had given him and； somewhat dispirited； ran over to Bilgee’s yurt。
Even though the students now had their own yurt； Chen often went to visit Bilgee； whose yurt was larger； nicer； and much warmer。 The walls were hung with Mongol…Tibetan religious tapestries； and the floor was covered with a rug that had a white deer design； the tray and silver bowls on the squat table and the bronze bowls and aluminum teapot in the cupboard were polished to a shine。 In this remote area； where “heaven is high and the emperor far away；” the Red Guards’ fervent desire to destroy the Four Olds—old ideas； culture； customs； and habits—had not yet claimed Bilgee’s tapestries or rug。
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狼圖騰（英文版） 2（5）
The four students in Chen’s yurt had been classmates at a Beijing high school； three of them were sons of “black…gang capitalist roaders” or “reactionary academic authorities。” They share
