#格林 I just watched "Return to the Wolf Pack" again (filmed ten years ago), and my feeling is that this will continue to ferment and spread to the outside world. It will gain popularity beyond its original circle. The trending penguin recently is from a movie shot in 2007.

Let me briefly introduce Green: Green's father is the Wolf King. One day, he was captured by herdsmen, and the Wolf King bit off his own leg to escape and died. After the wolf queen learned this news, she chose to commit suicide by willingly eating the poisoned bait thrown by the herdsmen and also died.
Thus, Green grew up without parents. Li Weilian, after hearing this story, felt that little Green was too pitiful. So she brought little Green back to Chengdu, raised him from childhood to adulthood, and later released him into the grasslands. In 2025, some netizens reported seeing Green and even fed him beef. This year, in February-March 2026, Li Wei will go to feed the wolf pack. Whether she can see him (Green) depends on luck because their wolf pack has a relatively large activity range, at least 200 kilometers.

Let’s talk about the logic: this kind of love across species is more easily accepted by humans. Animal emotions are relatively pure. Adults can more readily accept such purity. Many fans were moved to tears after watching. So, due to the ongoing fermentation in the country and the documentary, the second part is about to be broadcast. I believe it will gain popularity beyond its original circle and reach the outside world.

I remember last year, there was a dog raised in Hebei that became popular outside the country, and later foreign netizens named him Dog King Charles. He is a Daxi breed. Because of his high emotional intelligence, he is deeply loved by many fans.

To gain popularity, the most important thing is to have a story to tell, and everyone feels quite touched after hearing it.

The documentary "Return to the Wolf Pack" allows people to re-understand wolves. In our impression, wolves are considered man-eaters, but this documentary shows that wolves also have emotions. When the female owner injured her ankle, Green brought her a horse. When the female owner fell ill, Green caught an animal for her to eat. When the female owner had nothing to eat, he brought her the rabbit he caught (buried in the snow), and they roasted and ate it together. They left behind some compressed biscuits, and in the end, Green chose to eat the compressed biscuits. Animal emotions are quite pure. Finally, I would like to end the sharing with a quote from Li Weiyi: "Humans are superior to wolves, but wolves are nobler than humans."