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wn to the other side of the mountain； turning it into a basin with snow from a depth of waist… high to higher than a flagpole。 Pretty soon the wolves will drive the herd to the other side of the mountain。 As they press forward； they’ll tighten the circle。 What do you think it will look like？”
Everything turned dark for Chen； as if he’d fallen into a snowdrift that kept out all light。 If he’d been a Han soldier in ancient times； he was thinking； he could not have seen through this strategy； this trap。 Now he began to understand why the great Ming general Xu Da； who had driven the Mongols back onto the grasslands； had won every battle he fought south of the Great Wall but had seen his armies annihilated on the grassland。 He also understood why the other great Ming general； Qiu Fu； with his hundred thousand soldiers； had driven the Mongol hordes to the Kerulen River in Outer Mongolia； only to be ambushed。 When he was killed； his army’s morale plummeted； and all the Han soldiers were taken prisoner。
“In war；” the old man said； “wolves are smarter than men。 We Mon—gols learned from them how to hunt； how to encircle； even how to fight a war。 There are no wolf packs where you Chinese live； so you haven’t learned how to fight。 You can’t win a war just because you have lots of land and people。 No； it depends on whether you’re a wolf or a sheep。”
The attack was launched。 The wolf with the gray neck and chest led two large wolves on the western flank in a lightning assault on a hilly protuberance near the gazelle herd。 This； obviously； was the final gap in the three… sided encirclement。 By occupying this hill； the wolves pleted the encirclement。 This sudden action was like sounding the bugle for all three sides to charge。 The wolves； which had patiently la
