Book Review

This book had a big dog called buck's long hair, from southern abducted warm civilization to the frozen arctic wilderness. In the process of his transformation, buck's wildness was gradually awakened. Although it enjoys happiness and misery under the shackles of human civilization and moral standards and under the stick and whip of human beings, buck knows that the man with the stick is the master, and he cannot resist but obey. If it doesn't adapt to its environment, it will die quickly. At this time it presses the desire for freedom and wildness to the deepest part of the heart. This book is not so much a story of dogs, but rather a story of yearning for freedom, just as the cover of the book says: "all life should be free under the blue sky, in the publicity of life, to seek freedom, make yourself happy!” I really like the book the call of the wild, because this book is Mr. Jack London's heartfelt call to freedom and instinct, is the respect and praise for primitive life!