This book collects hundreds of short ancient folk tales, originating from anecdotes passed down from generation to generation by centenarians in remote mountain villages, horrifying real-life experiences narrated by urban netizens, and strange experiences recorded by anchors on their way to explore ghosts. From the "yellow-skinned man seeking a title" in the mountains late at night to the "red-shoe female ghost" in the old community, from the taboo secrets warned by our ancestors to the scientific mysteries encountered by modern people...
Each article is meticulously restored in an oral style, retaining the original wildness and chill of folklore, interspersed with historical research and annotations of regional customs. The deepest fear and awe of the Chinese nation are hidden between the pages. It is not only a living fossil of the culture of strange things, but also a window for modern people to peer into the unknown world.
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