In a world where machines roar and cities blink without sleep, the old voices fall silent. But not entirely. Not in the corners of our memory, where a dying goat's cry might become a woman's lullaby, and a tree might recall its last words before being chopped.

Wolves Eat the Wind is a collection of short stories set in fictional rural villages, marked by superstition, grief, hunger, resilience, and unexpected tenderness. You will meet a man who married a scarecrow, a mute girl who paints ghosts, a boy raised by cicadas, and a village that disappears every seventh winter.

Let these chinese stories disturb you. Let them confuse you. Let them feel too real to be lies, and too absurd to be truth. That is where they live best.