Strange Stories from Old Times

Some rules are scarier than ghosts. Walking at night, if you hear your full name being called from behind, don't look back. Don't pull up the chain at the bottom of the old well. The wedding dress turned red on its own in the middle of the night, so it had to be suppressed by mixing incense ash with aged glutinous rice. This book records what happened after these rules were broken. From the shadows of several heads in the Chongwang Temple in Liuzhou, to the always-empty east wing of the corpse-carrying stack in western Hunan, to the sound of "asking for directions" under the moonlit night at the Weiling Mound in Jiangbei... It's not about ghosts, it's about the awe in people's hearts that they dare not forget. What we are exploring is not a strange thing, but the line drawn by the elders with their blood and lessons. Open it and you will believe it - there are some things that you would rather believe.