The northeastern land has long white veins, and under the black soil there are mysterious things that have not been solved for thousands of years.
Here are the taboos passed down orally by the older generation: not picking up red strings at night, not picking up incense in deserted villages, and not answering calls in the mountains; there are also evil folk customs rooted in fireworks - dancing to the gods to send evil spirits, yellow skins asking for seals, fox fairies borrowing their lives, ghost marriages, home-protecting fairies backlash, and ghosts beating on walls to enchant spirits.
The seemingly ordinary villages, forests, and old homes hide the most down-to-earth horrors. The carpenter's aversion to victory, the barber's midnight rules, the driver's mantra to avoid ghosts, the ghost of the paper man next to the cemetery... Every strange story stems from the awe and fear engraved in the bones of Northeastern people.
This book is a series of short stories, describing folk anecdotes in the white mountains and black waters: the midnight cries of the Fox Fairy Temple, the paper figures carrying sedans in mass graves, the funeral procession that got lost on a snowy night, and the old friends who refused to leave in the old house. It doesn't talk about big principles, but only talks about the most authentic and horrifying folk customs and ghost stories in Northeast China.
Read carefully before going to sleep——
You think they are just old stories, but maybe they really happened.
