Chapter 11 Chapter 11 Guide Dogs
Of course, since Gesang first entered the classroom, in the concept of those blind children, dogs are like this: tall and big, warm tongue, gentle, long hair, thick neck hair, drooping ears , with a stout body and curled tail.Han Ma didn't realize that Gesang was a special case among dogs.Later, when some of the blind children who stroked Gesang finally healed their eyes and could feel the reality of the world through their eyes, the dogs that entered their eyes always disappointed them.They even doubt whether their childhood memories have been perfected little by little in the process of recalling them because of the passage of time.After all, a majestic dog like Gesang is not often seen.
The blind children knew that their teacher, Hanma, had brought back a new pet, and they also knew that it was a very big pet.
The orphanage has no history of keeping pets at all, and this pet is so huge, so Han Ma spent half a day convincing the director of the orphanage that Gesang is indeed a dog and definitely not a dog who broke up with him. Beasts like bear cubs from the circus.
When Gesang was led into the classroom for the first time, he saw a group of children wearing black glasses surrounding him.It was terrified by this sight, flinched and stopped, unwilling to move forward, and it also felt uncomfortable with the smooth floor and bright windows in this classroom.
Just at this moment, a child screamed whether it was because of excitement or because someone bumped him. The hair on Gesang's neck stood on end immediately, and he uttered a deep growl reflexively.
These excited children immediately froze in place when they heard the terrifying sound, and stopped moving forward.
Han Ma, who was leading Gesang, stroked it gently, then yelled at him in a low voice, and resolutely led him to the middle of the classroom.
The number of children surrounding Gesang gradually increased, and Gesang already felt that Han Ma was not afraid of these children.Moreover, Gesang discovered that Han Ma enjoyed absolute authority here.It no longer feels panic, Han Ma can be trusted, is the master, and can give everything to him.
These children were different from the children Gesang had seen before, except for the almost unfathomable glasses on their faces, when Han Ma spoke, they all turned their heads to follow Han Ma's voice.
Those are vivid faces.
When the first child's trembling hand fell on Gesang's body, it still reacted uncontrollably, and its muscles stiffened immediately. After all, it was the hand of a stranger.
Han Ma was patting its back lightly.
Slowly, as the children's hands stroked its shoulders and backs, it discovered that these hands were not as rough as it imagined.They landed on it carefully, soft and warm as feathers.They didn't intend to hurt it, they were as warm as the evening sun on the plateau.
Gesang's tense body gradually relaxed, and when a little girl's hand touched the mustache on its mouth, it stuck out its tongue and gently licked her fingers.
The little girl let out a cry and retracted her hand like a frightened animal.
"It's nothing, it's licking you." Han Ma encouraged the terrified little girl beside her. She was at a loss and clutched her hand that had just been "attacked" by Gesang's tongue.
Encouraged by Han Ma, the little girl stretched out her hand for the second time.This immature little hand is almost the only tool for her to perceive the outside world.It stretches out carefully, like a newly bloomed stamen, looking forward to the approval of the world.
Gesang licked it again, and the little girl cried out in surprise, and then burst into a series of cheerful laughter.
The director happened to pass by the window. Before that, he was thinking of various excuses, but at this moment he gave up his idea of driving this animal, who didn't know whether it was a bear or a dog, out of the orphanage.
It has been five years since the little girl was picked up from the dumpster at the train station and sent here, and she has hardly ever smiled.
One child after another tried to get Gesang to lick their little hands, and every touch would elicit uncontrollable laughter that really belonged to children.
The principal had never heard such genuine laughter from these silent children.
He walked away quietly.
Gesang actually didn't like children. In Gesang's life, he never had any affection for these smaller humans.However, it can understand these children wearing sunglasses as some special flocks, they belong to Hanma, and it is willing to do everything for Hanma.Gesang never doubted this.However, it also admits that these are some gentler sheep, and their hands are cautious when they land on it, like a small bird perched on the ground looking for food, perhaps an inadvertent movement will startle them flying. When she first arrived at the orphanage, Han Ma used to let these blind children accept the concept of birds in this way.He put a small bird in their hands, and told them where the feathers were, and where the tiny claws were, and where the wings were to spread.Let go of your hands, and the bird disappears, but you can hear the sound of wings beating the air, that is flying. Of course, since Gesang entered the classroom for the first time, in the concept of those blind children, dogs are like this: tall and big, warm tongue, gentle, long hair, very thick neck hair, drooping Ears, very thick body, curled tail.Maybe Han Ma didn't realize that Gesang was a special case among dogs, so some of the blind children who stroked Gesang finally healed their eyes and could feel the reality of the world through their eyes. The dog in sight always disappoints them.They even doubt whether their childhood memories have been perfected little by little in the process of recalling them because of the passage of time.After all, a majestic dog like Gesang is not often seen. So they raised the hand that used to replace the eyes in doubt, it should not deceive them. A reporter who went to the orphanage to interview took some regular photos in the classroom, and when he was about to leave at noon, he saw that incredible scene. It was a dog of unimaginable size, and it walked firmly in front with a blinding gait. A blind child followed it, holding its collar in its hand, and two other children held the first child. hand behind. The big dog patiently responded to the children's cautious steps. When necessary, in order to make the three children's steps more harmonious, it had to stop and turn its head back with a low snort. "What is this doing?" The reporter didn't know how to ask the question. "Nothing, it's just taking the kids to the cafeteria." "My God, I've never seen such a big guide dog." The reporter was a little hysterical in surprise. The reporter lost no time in taking this photo and it appeared in the evening paper the next day.
In fact, the children in the orphanage have become accustomed to these things.Gesang has been able to skillfully lead the blind children across the yard to the cafeteria, and even take them to the small shop outside the yard to buy things. When any child in the orphanage falls down or has any problems, Gesang is the first to call.Soon, with the sound of huge paws slapping the ground, the big, hairy dog will appear beside them and lead them where they want to go. Gesang can already clearly distinguish shops, canteens, classrooms and dormitories.It could easily send a kid who just arrived here to a bed in a dorm room based on the smell without a hitch. Gesang lived contentedly, and his ability as a shepherd dog was brought into full play here.It was a herd of young lambs who needed it so much, and was the most precious possession of the master Hanma.He watches over them carefully, takes them out to the yard to bask in the sun, and even acts as a soft rug while they play. But the night still belonged to Gesang. In the dead of night, when all the people in the orphanage were fast asleep, Gesang, who was lying in front of Hanma’s gate, stood up silently, went around the fence in the yard, and then crossed over with the help of a slope beside the flower bed. Fence, jump outside into the cornfield. On those nights, he learned to zip through the cornfields without touching a single leaf, like a ghost blowing by on the wind.It greedily breathes the breath of land and grass, and runs heartily on the green land. Maybe Gesang didn't intend to avoid an old farmer who was sitting in a shack smoking a cigarette and looking at the ground during the season when the corn was ripe. It swept past him like a gust of wind. It was a full-moon night, and before the old farmer could fully react, Gesang had already rushed into the depths of the cornfield, leaving behind the sound of blades colliding with each other when the strong wind swept across the field. Gesang was still obsessed with the desire to run, he could hardly see everything around him, and what he was keen on was leaving everything far behind. However, Gesang's unrestrained running is only limited to the night. At dawn, he can always jump over the fence and into the courtyard of the orphanage with the dew in the early morning, and then patrol around the courtyard. Lie down gently in front of Ma's door.In the morning, when Han Ma opened the door to go for a morning run, Gesang was already waiting in front of the door. Gesang Dian ran beside Han Ma who was wearing a tracksuit, and the children of the deaf-mute class who followed Han Ma walked neatly. Such a mighty team appeared on the avenue in the suburbs in the early morning. After running around the crop field that exudes the fragrance of grains, these children will tell Han Ma with hand gestures: It's a good morning, the sun is so good, and the air is so good. This world is so beautiful. Gesang always ran beside Han Ma meticulously, and Gesang was always full of energy in front of him. During his days in the orphanage, Gesang became an excellent guide dog almost without a teacher.Of course, because of Gesangna's huge size, it has almost no experience of leading blind children out of the bustling market, but it is basically competent for daily tasks such as taking them to nearby stores for shopping and crossing roads. This should be regarded as another special case for Gesang. Guide dogs are very gentle dogs. Generally, people will only choose German shepherds, Labradors and dogs with excellent obedience and non-aggressive ability The Golden Retriever plays this role, and no one thought that a Tibetan mastiff with Tibetan wildness lurking in its blood would become a qualified guide dog. In August of that year, Han Ma received a letter of approval from the China Youth Volunteers Association to work as a primary school teacher in Hulunbeier League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In order not to make the children sad, on a peaceful morning, Han Ma took Gesang out of the orphanage without disturbing anyone. For the children who woke up, it was the most desolate morning, and they were still waiting for Han Ma to lead them to run to the country road together.
Gesang actually didn't like children. In Gesang's life, he never had any affection for these smaller humans.However, it can understand these children wearing sunglasses as some special flocks, they belong to Hanma, and it is willing to do everything for Hanma.Gesang never doubted this.However, it also admits that these are some gentler sheep, and their hands are cautious when they land on it, like a small bird perched on the ground looking for food, perhaps an inadvertent movement will startle them flying. When she first arrived at the orphanage, Han Ma used to let these blind children accept the concept of birds in this way.He put a small bird in their hands, and told them where the feathers were, and where the tiny claws were, and where the wings were to spread.Let go of your hands, and the bird disappears, but you can hear the sound of wings beating the air, that is flying. Of course, since Gesang entered the classroom for the first time, in the concept of those blind children, dogs are like this: tall and big, warm tongue, gentle, long hair, very thick neck hair, drooping Ears, very thick body, curled tail.Maybe Han Ma didn't realize that Gesang was a special case among dogs, so some of the blind children who stroked Gesang finally healed their eyes and could feel the reality of the world through their eyes. The dog in sight always disappoints them.They even doubt whether their childhood memories have been perfected little by little in the process of recalling them because of the passage of time.After all, a majestic dog like Gesang is not often seen. So they raised the hand that used to replace the eyes in doubt, it should not deceive them. A reporter who went to the orphanage to interview took some regular photos in the classroom, and when he was about to leave at noon, he saw that incredible scene. It was a dog of unimaginable size, and it walked firmly in front with a blinding gait. A blind child followed it, holding its collar in its hand, and two other children held the first child. hand behind. The big dog patiently responded to the children's cautious steps. When necessary, in order to make the three children's steps more harmonious, it had to stop and turn its head back with a low snort. "What is this doing?" The reporter didn't know how to ask the question. "Nothing, it's just taking the kids to the cafeteria." "My God, I've never seen such a big guide dog." The reporter was a little hysterical in surprise. The reporter lost no time in taking this photo and it appeared in the evening paper the next day.
In fact, the children in the orphanage have become accustomed to these things.Gesang has been able to skillfully lead the blind children across the yard to the cafeteria, and even take them to the small shop outside the yard to buy things. When any child in the orphanage falls down or has any problems, Gesang is the first to call.Soon, with the sound of huge paws slapping the ground, the big, hairy dog will appear beside them and lead them where they want to go. Gesang can already clearly distinguish shops, canteens, classrooms and dormitories.It could easily send a kid who just arrived here to a bed in a dorm room based on the smell without a hitch. Gesang lived contentedly, and his ability as a shepherd dog was brought into full play here.It was a herd of young lambs who needed it so much, and was the most precious possession of the master Hanma.He watches over them carefully, takes them out to the yard to bask in the sun, and even acts as a soft rug while they play. But the night still belonged to Gesang. In the dead of night, when all the people in the orphanage were fast asleep, Gesang, who was lying in front of Hanma’s gate, stood up silently, went around the fence in the yard, and then crossed over with the help of a slope beside the flower bed. Fence, jump outside into the cornfield. On those nights, he learned to zip through the cornfields without touching a single leaf, like a ghost blowing by on the wind.It greedily breathes the breath of land and grass, and runs heartily on the green land. Maybe Gesang didn't intend to avoid an old farmer who was sitting in a shack smoking a cigarette and looking at the ground during the season when the corn was ripe. It swept past him like a gust of wind. It was a full-moon night, and before the old farmer could fully react, Gesang had already rushed into the depths of the cornfield, leaving behind the sound of blades colliding with each other when the strong wind swept across the field. Gesang was still obsessed with the desire to run, he could hardly see everything around him, and what he was keen on was leaving everything far behind. However, Gesang's unrestrained running is only limited to the night. At dawn, he can always jump over the fence and into the courtyard of the orphanage with the dew in the early morning, and then patrol around the courtyard. Lie down gently in front of Ma's door.In the morning, when Han Ma opened the door to go for a morning run, Gesang was already waiting in front of the door. Gesang Dian ran beside Han Ma who was wearing a tracksuit, and the children of the deaf-mute class who followed Han Ma walked neatly. Such a mighty team appeared on the avenue in the suburbs in the early morning. After running around the crop field that exudes the fragrance of grains, these children will tell Han Ma with hand gestures: It's a good morning, the sun is so good, and the air is so good. This world is so beautiful. Gesang always ran beside Han Ma meticulously, and Gesang was always full of energy in front of him. During his days in the orphanage, Gesang became an excellent guide dog almost without a teacher.Of course, because of Gesangna's huge size, it has almost no experience of leading blind children out of the bustling market, but it is basically competent for daily tasks such as taking them to nearby stores for shopping and crossing roads. This should be regarded as another special case for Gesang. Guide dogs are very gentle dogs. Generally, people will only choose German shepherds, Labradors and dogs with excellent obedience and non-aggressive ability The Golden Retriever plays this role, and no one thought that a Tibetan mastiff with Tibetan wildness lurking in its blood would become a qualified guide dog. In August of that year, Han Ma received a letter of approval from the China Youth Volunteers Association to work as a primary school teacher in Hulunbeier League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. In order not to make the children sad, on a peaceful morning, Han Ma took Gesang out of the orphanage without disturbing anyone. For the children who woke up, it was the most desolate morning, and they were still waiting for Han Ma to lead them to run to the country road together.