Puquan County, a corner of the hinterland of central Shandong, was called "Pu Yi" in ancient times. A tributary of the Zi River passes through the city. There is a cave in the south of the city, which is said to be the place where Guiguzi conducted military exercises. There is a pavilion in the east of the city where Pu Songling set up tea and listened to stories. Coal kilns and porcelain kilns here once flourished for hundreds of years, but now they are mostly abandoned, and the lanes are as deep as urban scars. The elders say: There are three things in Puquan - many old stories, many old objects, and many old souls.
Post No. 98 Collects packages from all directions during the day and trivial matters at night. The person picking up the package may be a person or non-person; the contents of the package may be objects or non-objects. Sun didn't say anything about his strange power, but said: 'I'm just a courier. '
However, the Puquan County Chronicle Office noted: The paper and ink on this page are brand new and do not look like old items. Visiting the north of the city, I found that there is a post station No. 98. The operator is Sun. He is nearly 50 years old and has retired from the army. When asked about the mahogany sticks and the strange incident, Sun smiled and did not answer. He just handed over a package and said: "For your parcel, don't forget to print the parcel number." '
It's a note. The authenticity remains to be tested, but the "Ghost Story No. 98" Has been circulated among the people. Or it may be said: This post is not a post, but a 'transit station' for Puquan's centuries-old unsolved matters. "