狼 (pinyin: láng, written "lang" or "lang") means wolf. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 狼.
tā dà shēng hǎn: "láng lái le! láng lái le!" shān xià de nóng mín men tīng dào hòu, mǎ shàng pǎo shàng shān lái bāng tā. kě shì dāng tā men dào le shān shang, fā xiàn gēn běn méi yǒu láng. nán hái kàn zhe tā men huāng zhāng de yàng zi, xiào de hé bù lǒng zuǐ.
He shouted loudly: "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!" The farmers below heard him and immediately ran up the mountain to help. But when they got there, they found there was no wolf at all. The boy watched their panicked faces and laughed until he couldn't close his mouth.
jǐ tiān hòu, nán hái yòu hǎn "láng lái le", nóng mín men yòu shàng shān lái, yòu fā xiàn bèi piàn le. zhè yàng de shì qing fā shēng le hǎo jǐ cì. zhōng yú yǒu yì tiān, zhēn de lái le yì zhī láng. nán hái pīn mìng de hǎn jiào, dàn shì zhè cì méi yǒu rén lái. zuì hòu, tā shī qù le suǒ yǒu de yáng.
A few days later, the boy again shouted "The wolf is coming", and the farmers again came up the mountain, and again discovered they had been tricked. This sort of thing happened many times. Finally, one day, a wolf really did come. The boy shouted desperately, but this time no one came. In the end, he lost all of his sheep.