There are countless mysterious stories hidden in the corners of the folk. "Hundred Stories: A Record of Folk Anecdotes and Strange Events" contains 100 independent but implicitly related short stories, which connect together a folklore picture full of weirdness and warmth.
From the strangeness of the old locust trees in the mountains, to the golden scales of Longji Ridge, to the bronze mirrors in Crescent Bay by the water, and the red embroidered shoes in the deep wells, the unknown of nature and the water makes people awe; the secrets hidden in the wooden boxes of old houses and the rumors of murders in haunted houses accumulate the resentment of the years; the red wedding dress on Dyefang Street and the strange incident in the 318 girls dormitory integrate the supernatural into the daily life of the modern city.
The book includes fairy foxes repaying favors and Wong Tai Sin's appearance of ghosts, life and death mysteries of borrowing corpses to revive souls, and ghost stories. There are also legends about the supernatural powers of Feng Shui masters and treasure-holding people. There are also horrifying details such as locust shadows and smiling faces outside the window, as well as folk custom warnings such as knocking on doors in the middle of the night and taboos on visiting graves.
The story contains awe of nature, insight into human nature, and folk wisdom about the reincarnation of cause and effect. Whether you prefer horror and excitement or love mysterious culture, you can immerse yourself in the unique charm of folk anecdotes here.
