Super Zoo

When the little girl woke up, the first thing she saw was a furry face. On the long little face, two dark little eyes were looking at her curiously.

The little girl was startled, straightened up, and burst into tears.

The crying scared the little fox lying on her body. It jumped away and hid behind a big fox. It popped out half of its head and looked at the little girl vigilantly.

The little girl realized that she was still by the lake, but she could no longer see tents and people.

In front of her, there was a big fiery red fox. In its thick fur, three little foxes about the size of kittens huddled together and looked at her curiously.

In the fairy tales that the little girl had heard since she was a child, foxes were all bad guys, very cunning, and some even ate people!

"Wow... don't eat me... I'm so pitiful without a mother..." The little girl burst into tears again.

Maybe it was because the Yamdrok Lake, known as the "highland pasture", had an inexhaustible supply of food, or maybe the fox family had no interest in the skinny little girl, so they neither turned into a big monster to eat her as imagined, nor were they scared away by her crying.

The red fox family, who rarely saw humans, was not afraid of people, and just watched her cry with curiosity.

The little girl sat here crying, and the mother fox family watched her cry for a while, probably thinking it was meaningless, so the mother fox took the little foxes to the lake on their own, used her little claws to poke the water surface, and taught the little foxes fishing skills.

The little girl cried for a long time, her throat was suppressed, her strength was gone, and her stomach was growling with hunger.

The foxes had caught a few chopstick-sized fish and threw them on the rocks by the lake.

"I want to eat, too." The little girl looked at the little fish that she would never even look at, sucked her fingers, and muttered pitifully.

Of course, the foxes didn't understand her words. They were chewing vigorously. The little girl was drooling as she watched. She finally waited until the foxes finished eating and ran away. Then she bravely chose a small fish that looked relatively intact from the fish left by the foxes.

After hesitating for a long time, she couldn't stand the hunger anymore and took a bite with a frown.

The fish tasted good, not as fishy as the fish raised in the city. The fish was full of water and tasted sweet if chewed carefully.

It would have been better if she didn't eat it. After eating it, the little girl's stomach was burning with hunger. She didn't care about hygiene at all. Like a little savage, she ate up all the fish left by the foxes.

Then there was a long wait. On the second day, when the little girl was hungry again, the fox family came again.

"God bless them to catch more fish today." The little girl prayed.

Perhaps in this place closest to heaven, animals have a natural spirituality. The mother fox looked at the fish bones that were chewed into pieces on the ground and guessed something. After they finished eating, she actually picked up two complete small fish and placed them in front of the little girl.

"Thank you, thank you!" The little girl was so happy that she was about to cry, and her saliva and tears flowed out together.

On the third day, the mother fox even brought a small bunch of unknown wild fruits, which tasted sour and sweet.

Day after day, the fox family came to the lake to fish every day, and the extra ones were shared with the little girl. Sometimes they would bring a dead bird and some wild fruits.

A week later, the careless father finally found the little girl!

"Dad, Dad, I'm here!" The little girl rushed to her father with a stubble on his face in ragged clothes.

At this moment, the fox family appeared behind the little girl as usual, and the mother fox was holding a bloody big rat in her mouth.

After a week of search and rescue, the father was already desperate and on the verge of madness and collapse. After seeing his daughter, the joy of regaining what he had lost suddenly filled his chest. He vowed never to let anyone or anything hurt his daughter again.

When he saw the fox family, the father thought that these beasts would hurt his daughter. He rushed to his daughter like crazy, picked her up, raised the earth shotgun given by the Tibetans in one hand, and pulled the trigger without hesitation at the fox family.

The sound of gunfire echoed over the blue Yamdrok Lake.

The fox family fell in a pool of blood. There were many dense bullet holes on the mother fox's belly, and blood was flowing out. Her dark eyes looked at the sky without spirit. Until her death, the mother fox did not forget to protect her children and blocked most of the earth gun steel balls with her body.

Even so, two little foxes were hit by the dense rain of steel balls and fell behind the mother fox.

Only the smallest red fox that was lying on the little girl that day was left. It was the last one to run because of its timidity and saved its life.

The little red fox had no idea what was happening and thought that its mother and brothers were asleep. It lowered its head and nudged them with its wet nose, making anxious noises, not understanding why they were all still.

"Ah!" The little girl was stunned by the scene in front of her.

When her father raised the gun again, she pounced on him without hesitation and hugged the surviving little red fox tightly in her arms.

...

The live studio was very quiet, with only the voice of the young girl who had now graduated from high school.

"Since that day, I haven't spoken a word to my father or anyone else for a whole year. Many people thought I couldn't speak anymore. But wherever I go, I will hold her in my arms, for fear that someone will hurt her." The girl's eyes were red.

Miss Red Fox's eyes rolled around. Maybe she had forgotten the "accident" many years ago, but she was always unwilling to get close to humans, but now she was willing to lie quietly in the little girl's arms.

The familiar smell many years ago gave her a sense of security.

The girl gradually grew up, had to go to school and make friends. Foxes are national protected animals and are not allowed to be raised privately. Under the persuasion of an old friend of the girl's father, Director Song, the girl finally agreed to hand Miss Red Fox over to the zoo.

On the day when the red fox was taken away, the girl, who hadn't said a word for a year, finally burst into tears.

"So, have you forgiven your father?" asked the equally young host.

The little girl was silent for a moment, then smiled: "I have never really hated him. I know he is the person who loves me the most in the world."

"Why do you rarely talk to him after you grow up?" the host asked curiously.

The girl bit her lip, lowered her head and whispered: "I am afraid that after I forgive him, he will not love me as much as before."

The whole audience was silent.

The host nodded and smiled mysteriously. "Today, we have also invited a very special guest... Miss Li, I'm sorry, I didn't ask for your consent in advance..."

The door of the live broadcast room suddenly opened, and a middle-aged man in a suit stood at the door.

"Next, please welcome Miss Li's father, Mr. Li."

The girl opened her eyes wide and slowly stood up from her seat, not even noticing that Miss Red Fox quietly jumped out of her arms.

The middle-aged man's eyes were red, and he strode forward and hugged his daughter into his arms.

After many years, the little girl finally burst into tears again in her father's arms.

The knot between father and daughter was gone.

It wasn’t just the little girl who was crying. In the corner of the live broadcast room, Nangong Yan had already burst into tears. She was afraid of disrupting the live broadcast, so she didn’t dare to make a sound. She buried her head in Su Ming’s chest and punched Su Ming’s shoulders with her pink fists. “Wuwuwu… You are so bad. You always make me cry… Don’t do such a tear-jerking and touching program next time…”