Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty "Thanks to Zhou Wen for sending the cat": Raising raccoon slaves has made military exploits, and the general Xiliu has a family tradition.

A basket is too thin for fish, and the walls are often empty for rats.

A brief analysis of the New Year: "The civet cat exchanges for the prince" is a story in a play, while the civet cat hunting mice is a real scene in real life.

Huang Tingjian, a poet of the Song Dynasty, wrote this poem to thank Zhou Wenzhi for sending him a cat, expressing his praise for the mouse-catching cat.

Here, the civet cat is compared to an invincible general, how powerful it is!

The cats also disliked the lack of fish in every meal, so they often hunted mice to improve the food, so that the walls were empty with no trace of mice.