Although it is just a saying that old dogs become spirits, and some are even legends, dogs are humane. From ancient times to the present, dogs have been called the friendliest and most loyal partners of humans. They can clearly know their master's wishes and thoughts. Sometimes the owner can understand something with just one look at the dog, and the dog observes the owner very carefully. Dogs will express their emotions to people. For example, dogs will take the initiative to approach you, rub your legs, lick your hands, and they will lift their front feet and put them in your hands to show friendship. Dogs have the ability to express emotions to people, and of course they can also observe and feel people very deeply. The reason why dogs are loyal is mainly due to their loyalty and obedience to the leader of the dog group; for a dog, there is only one such leader in his life.

There is a saying in "Yi Yao" that "a dog does not live for eight years, and a chicken does not live for six years." In fact, "Yi Yao" is an ancient book that has been circulated since the Three Kingdoms and Jin Dynasties. It specializes in talking about the monsters in the world. Theories like what an elephant is and what a demon is. Under the influence of the feudal superstitions of the old society, there are many people who firmly believe in this. This argument means that chickens, dogs, and livestock raised at home cannot live for too long, because once they are allowed to survive in human society for too long, they come into contact with humans every day and listen when people talk. , people's every move is seen, and in this way they gradually understand human nature, and sooner or later they will become a spirit and a monster, and do some evil things that endanger and harm the world.

Tell me the story of a dog when I was a child! At that time, we lived in a large courtyard. Neighbors often visited each other and talked about the shortcomings of our parents in the east and west. When the time comes, everyone goes back to their homes to eat, wash and sleep. My neighbor Aunt Li’s family has a big black dog that she has had for more than ten years. It’s so old that she can’t even open her eyes and has lost all her teeth! I don’t eat much when feeding it! It seems like he is dying and waiting to die! Uncle Li works during the day, he seems to be at the cultural center, right? It was called the People's Art Museum back then! And Aunt Li does housework at home, commonly known as a housewife! Aunt Li has a hobby, dropping in! Every night after I put the rice in the pot, I go to my neighbor’s house and chat! At that time, almost every family cooked a big pot of rice dumplings and ordered pickles for dinner, which saved trouble, money and energy! When cooking the rice dumplings, check to see if they are eighty or nine minutes done, then stop adding heat and let the rice simmer in the pot! Just wait until Uncle Li and the kids get off work and school to eat! And this time is the time for Aunt Li to visit and chat. It's the same rhythm year after year. But Aunt Li has been a little upset lately! What? There is still the same amount of rice and the same cooking method every night, but there is not enough for dinner every night! Uncle Li didn't say anything at first, but as time went by, he became unhappy and scolded Aunt Li! Aunt Li is also puzzled! I have been cooking for more than ten years! The family has their appetites in mind! Sometimes I put in a little more rice, but it’s just not enough!

Half a year has passed in a flash! Aunt Li was scolded by Uncle Li several times! It’s frustrating! One day, Aunt Li did not visit the house after cooking, but sneaked to the back window, where the stove could be seen! She just wanted to see who the monster was that stole the dirt from her house! After a while, something shocking happened! The old black dog at home staggered into the kitchen, put his two front paws on the pot table, opened the lid with one paw, and put his head into the big pot of porridge that was still boiling. He snored and ate and drank half the pot! After eating, the old black dog used his paws to restore the pot lid to its original shape, and slowly and leisurely went back to the nest! Aunt Li was shocked! Finally I know the reason why I don’t have enough food! Later, Aunt Li stopped visiting when she was cooking! And every time I cook, I leave a basin for the old black dog and bring it to him! But the old black dog didn’t eat it! Two or three days later, it left the house and we never saw it again! I think this old dog felt a little uneasy and guilty when he realized that his owner had discovered his secret! Find a place to finish your life quietly!

There is a story like this:

It is said that there was a wealthy family with a group of male and female slaves at home. He raised a white dog in the house. People like him very much. He never leaves the rich man even half a step away, and he always takes him with him when he goes out to play. Later, the rich man suddenly fell ill and died, and his family gave him a grand burial. However, the old white dog raised by the rich man also disappeared immediately. People thought that the dog was attached to its owner. When the owner passed away, it ran away sadly, or ran away. No matter where he died, he didn't take it too seriously.

Unexpectedly, a full year after the death of the rich man, the rich man suddenly returned home one night. The family thought that the deceased had faked his body, and they were all shocked. However, looking at his words and deeds, they were all the same as when he was alive. Generally the same. He himself said that he was in a coma due to shortness of breath a year ago, so he was thought to have died of a sudden illness and was buried alive in a grave. Fortunately, he met a Taoist priest who passed by the graveyard and rescued him by chance. He followed that person. The Taoist visited the famous mountains and the Five Sacred Mountains, and has not returned until today. The family members were all happy to see that the rich man could achieve immortality, so everything went as usual. The rich man remained the same as before, and his taste and habits including tea and rice had not changed. During the day, he dealt with everything in the house, giving clear rewards and punishments, and teaching people to be convinced and awe. At night, they slept one by one. He had three wives and four concubines, and after more than half a year, he made the family prosperous.

But one day, it was his birthday, and he drank happily at the banquet in the evening. After drinking a few more glasses, he became drunk and fell asleep at his desk. Suddenly, a dark wind blew outside the door, and all the lights in the hall went out. A servant quickly turned on the lamp again, trying to help the master into the inner hall to rest. Unexpectedly, when he took a photo, there was no rich man there, only an old white-haired dog, curled up on the Taishi chair, sleeping soundly, smelling of alcohol. Everyone was shocked and realized that the rich man had died a long time ago. Now this was clearly a monster. They quickly took advantage of the fact that the rich man was sleeping and chopped it into eight pieces with random knives. They then set fire to the corpse and burned it. Legends like this were very widespread during the period from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Jin Dynasty. Not only ordinary people believed them, but even scholar-bureaucrats often talked about them. These demonic elephants are all special signs, either of weapons, water or fire, or of the king's incompetence.

In later generations, those theories of omens and predictions were gradually no longer mentioned. However, there was still a custom among the people. Those who raised cats, dogs, chickens and ducks at home would not keep dogs for more than eight years, nor would they keep dogs for more than eight years. Raised chickens for six years. Because many people believe that these animals have been living in the world for a long time and have witnessed various behaviors of the world. They will have some feelings. After six or eight years, they may do some evil things that ordinary people cannot believe. They must be on guard against it. Old Master Confucius They all say, "Don't associate with animals."

Let’s watch another movie "Hachiko" adapted from a true story. This movie is adapted from a true story that happened in Japan in 1925.

University professor Parker in a small town I met a little Akita dog at the station. The puppy's cute appearance and helpless figure aroused Parker's deep sympathy, so he took the puppy in, although his wife strongly opposed raising dogs and tried her best to keep the puppy. I wanted to give the puppy away, but after seeing the meticulous care and love for the puppy from my husband and daughter, I finally gave in. At this point, the puppy finally became a member of the Parker family and was named "Hachi". Hachiko grew up with the Parker family, and he gradually grew into a giant from a young age. The only thing that hasn't changed over the years is that Hachi accompanies Parker to work on time every day. He will also appear at the station door at five o'clock in the evening to greet Parker after work. He waits for Parker's familiar "Hachi" and then excitedly rushes to sweep Parker's hand. Call. This was the happiest date Hachiko and Parker had. The whole town regarded this beautiful picture as a scenery.

One day, Parker suddenly suffered a myocardial infarction and collapsed while teaching at the university. He never got up again, which meant that Hachiko and Parker were separated from each other by life and death, and Parker would never return. The station calls its name "Hachi". From then on, at five o'clock every evening, Hachiko came to the train station to wait and stare. On the second and third days, from the scorching heat to the cold winter, in nine years, the four seasons changed, things were man-made, and the only thing that remained unchanged was Hachiko's waiting, rain or shine, until the last moment of Hachiko's life.