The work tells the story that Buck was originally Judge Miller's pet dog. After receiving civilized education, he has been living in a warm valley in southern California. Later, it was sold to Alaska, which is cold and remote in the northern United States and rich in gold, and became a sled dog. The experience of dogs should be used to show the civilized world. Under the pressure of the owner, dogs return to barbarism, write about dogs and reflect the human world.

Jack London, American realistic writer. He wrote 19 novels, 150 short stories and stories, and 3 plays. His major works include: Son of the Wolf, novella The Call of the Wild, Love for Life, White Teeth, and novels The Sea-Wolf, Iron Feet and Martin Eden.

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The Call of the Wild was inspired by a trip by Jack London in Dawson. 1897, Jack London left San Francisco and went to Stewart River via Dell Beach. In the next few years, Jack London crossed the Chercott Strait, searched for gold in the Henderson River and built a boat in Lingman Lake. From here, he crossed Lingman Lake, Li Bingran Lake, Taigexian Lake, Marsh Lake and Wuli Lake, and finally reached Dawson.

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