Reading The Encounter of a Hunting Eagle has a feeling

It mainly tells the rough experience of the life of the eagle hunter Bascha. In the early morning of only two days away from his parents, the golden eagle Basacha was caught in a whirling wind while foraging in the grassland, broke his wing, and encountered a hungry mountain leopard. The hunter Daruru rescued it from the leopard's jaw and trained it to be a hunting eagle.

It was misunderstood and abandoned by its owner because it refused to catch the fragrant roe deer in other people's traps, and was forced to act as a decoy to lure the same kind, and later because of its refusal to deceive, it was used as a kind of eagle by Sister Cheng to inherit the ancestry, and finally because of the desire for freedom, it broke free from the control of human beings and returned to the primeval forest that he thought about day and night. Eventually, it returned to its owner's arms, and the front pin belt died as an icicle to save its owner. Although Basacha's life was very short, it was brilliant and splendid.

Basachaben was a sturdy male eagle, but within five years he was changed hands three times and experienced all kinds of rare pains. However, no matter the "grievance" of being misunderstood and abandoned by the owner, and the "hatred" of fighting to save the unconscious hostess Sister Cheng who was cut off her wings and became a grass chicken, did not shatter Basacha's infinite love for life and infinite pursuit of the value of life.

The Encounter of a Hunting Eagle is written by Mr. Shen Shixi, an animal ** family. He has studied golden eagles for several years and has had close encounters with them. In this book, the most memorable one for me is "Nirvana with Flower Water".

Basacha was sold during a hunt because he did not accept the wrong orders of his master, and was misunderstood by his master as unwilling to help his master hunt. It was unwilling to accept the orders of its new owner and was sold again as a "trapper" trapping of its own kind. The new owner sold it to a person who specialized in eagle breeding, so it was kept as a "seed eagle" to fulfill the task of intersecting with the female.

During one of its conquests of an old and ugly female eagle named "Flower Water Back", she understood the meaning of freedom.

"Flower water back" doesn't like love that is in prison, spoiled and tasteful. After it was forced to mate by Basacha, two carved eggs tied its wildness, but when it first woke up from a big dream, it realized that it was still a prisoner, and it did not want its own children to be prisoners, so it pecked at the eggs and let itself die of exhaustion. After death, it turned out to be nirvana:

It stood up and put on a look of fluttering wings!

This shows how important freedom is! Without freedom, life loses its meaning. "Flower Water Back" has this spirit, and it would rather die than become a prisoner.

This reminded Basarcha of another story of tiger nirvana: the dying tiger wanted to relive the majesty of his youth, and it opened its mouth and roared, shaking off the leaves around it, causing the small animal to flee for its life and scaring a barking deer to death. But standing in front of the "flower back" at this moment, Barsacha felt that the tiger was not worth mentioning, the reason why the tiger made people feel powerful was because of the fear of the barking deer, and the "flower water back" was very low-key, although it was dead, its soul was still alive.

So how noble is freedom and life!