This book is a carefully compiled folk anecdote. It goes deep into the countryside and alleys to pick up those strange stories that have been passed down by word of mouth and have been dusted for a long time.
Here, you will encounter how the red thread of the old man under the moon is misconnected, listen to the faint sighs in the deep well of the ancient house, see the love, hate, anger and obsession of the mountain and forest spirits, and feel the weird and mysterious skills unknown in the urban world. The stories may be poignant and graceful, some may be shocking, some may be humorous, or some may be thought-provoking.
They are rooted in the deepest hometown, embodying the ancestors' reverence for all things in nature, their thoughts on the impermanence of fate, and their simple belief in the principles of the world. A story on a page, a startling step. When you open this book, you start a blurry night talk that travels through time and space. You are invited to sip this "tea on earth" brewed by the various expressions and whims of all living beings.
