What is the translation of the three rules of the wolf?

A butcher walks home in the evening.

A butcher walks in the evening.

Translation: There was a butcher who was walking down the road in the evening and was being chased by wolves. There was a straw hut left by a farmer on the side of the road, so he ran in and lay down in it. The vicious wolf reached out of the straw curtain of the tomato with a paw, so the butcher hurriedly grabbed the wolf's paw and did not let it go.

But he didn't think of a way to kill it, only a knife less than an inch long, so he used it to cut the wolf's skin under its claws, and blew it in the way of blowing pigs. (The wandering butcher) blew hard for a while, and felt that the wolf didn't move much, so he tied the wolf's legs with a rope.

When I went out to look, I saw that the wolf was swollen like a cow. The four legs are straight and cannot be bent, and the mouth cannot be closed open. The butcher carried it back. If it's not a butcher, who has the solution?

All three of these things happened to the butcher; Then the cruelty of the butcher can also be used to kill wolves.

Original text: A slaughter of twilight, forced by wolves. There is a room left by the night cultivator on the side of the road, and he runs into the ambush. The wolf poked its claws in. Tu is in a hurry to catch it, so that it can be defeated, and Gu has no plan to die. Only the knife was not enough, so it cut the skin under the wolf's claws and blew it in the way of blowing pigs.

When he tried his best to blow away, he felt that the wolf did not move much, and he tied it with a belt. Out of sight, the wolf swells like a cow, the strand is straight and unbending, and the mouth cannot be closed. So he was defeated. If it is not slaughtered, Wu can do this!

All three things are due to slaughter; The brutality of slaughtering people, and the killing of wolves is also vain.

Translation: There was a butcher who was walking down the road in the evening and was being chased by a wolf. There was a temporary house left by a peasant on the side of the road, so he ran in and hid inside.

A vicious wolf reached out of the straw curtain of the tomato with a paw. So the butcher hurriedly grabbed the wolf's paw and did not let it go, but there was no way to kill it. There was only a small knife less than an inch long, and he used it to cut the wolf's skin under his claws and blow into it by blowing pigs.

The butcher blew hard for a while, and felt that the wolf did not move much, so he tied the wolf's legs with a rope. When I went out to look, I saw that the wolf was swollen like a cow. The four legs are straight and cannot be bent, and the mouth cannot be closed open.

The butcher carried it back. If it's not a butcher, who has the means to do it? All three stories are about the butcher; It can be seen that the cruelty of the butcher is still available for killing wolves.