"Bingwu Train" - A red-hijab murderous plot that travels through sixty years
Introduction to the work
On New Year's Eve 2026, I took the last subway.
There were only three people in the carriage: a young man whose headphone cord was cut off, an old lady holding sacrificial incense candles, and me who received a strange notification on my phone——
"During Bingwu's reign, Qingshixiang Station had a one-minute time limit."
I was supposed to be born in the year of Sheep, but the household registration police wrote the wrong birthday.
I am actually a horse.
This year is the year of the Bingwu Horse.
We entered the dark green train.
The faceless ticket collector stared at me and said, "Two souls, interesting."
The stop sign outside the window passed the Republic of China year number, and when we arrived at the end, the white fog cleared——
I stood on the streets of 1966.
The suona whistled in the distance, and the red sedan stopped in front of me.
A hand wearing a jade bracelet stretched out from the sedan curtain and handed over a red hijab embroidered with the word "Wan".
The man in the sedan chuckled:
"You're finally here."
"I've been waiting for you for sixty years."
Core highlights
Folk Suspense × Time Cycle
- Bingwu year, which occurs once every 60 years, connects the dual time and space of 1966 and 2026
- Chinese horror elements: red hijab, ghost marriage, man-eating well, faceless man
- Time Paradox: Can changing the past really save the future?
Dual identity mystery
- Lin Wan｜In 2026, an urban white-collar worker with a "double-soul body" whose birthday was mistakenly recorded was chosen as the bride?
- Chen Qi｜Why is the memory of a young man whose pocket watch rotates in reverse direction stuck at the age of 20?
- Zhou Hongmei｜The paper-burning man who spanned sixty years, collected
