Folklore and Anecdotes

The old pagoda tree hangs a white silk ribbon on its crooked neck, and the mass graves are noisy the first night Gold powder falls on the ghost wedding invitation, and cold dew condenses on the edge of the living shroud The female ghost sewed a handkerchief and died, and the living person guarding the coffin was shocked. Glutinous rice can't seal three inches of resentment, and cinnabar can't suppress seven points of resentment. Wind rolls, paper money fascinates the eyes of ghosts, rain hits dry graves and disturbs corpse spirits. When the rooster crows and the sky approaches dawn, a handful of loess covers the lonely tomb Only the crows are left to urge the moon to set, and the remaining lamps shine until dawn This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.