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Books by 野山峰
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The Creepy Tales of Northeast China 东北那些邪乎事儿
Based on the core elements of northeastern Chinese folk ghost stories, including shamanic culture, deep forests, tales of spirits and monsters, vengeful ghosts, harsh environments, and ancestral taboos, and tailored to the needs of modern horror and suspense, generate 20 sinister story outlines: * Snowbound forests, abandoned factories and mines, old villages, frozen rivers, cellar kang beds. * Spirit mediums, household guardian spirits (fox, yellow weasel, white hedgehog, snake, and rat), wrong
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Complete Archives of China's Paranormal Incidents 中国灵异事件档案全集
The Complete Archive of Chinese Supernatural Events is a major documentary collection that delves deeply into and systematically compiles supernatural incidents from across China. Like a compendium of strange tales straddling the boundary between yin and yang, it brings together bizarre, unsolved mysteries from every era and every corner of the land. The book carefully documents numerous strange cases drawn from official histories, local gazetteers, folk legends, private records, and modern arch
93Reads—Score135Shelves
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Bedside Tales: Mysterious Whispers 枕边夜话【诡秘耳语】
It’s late at night. As you lie in bed, ready to fall asleep, the old book beside your pillow quietly opens, and eerie little stories begin to follow you like shadows. There’s the girl who sees a stranger’s face in the mirror while brushing her hair at midnight, the mysterious visitor who knocks on the door every night at three, and the “friend” hiding in the back of the closet who imitates your breathing... Each story is short and sharp, yet sends a chill through the darkness. They are whispers
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Tales of the Strange from Northeast China 东北民间异闻录
In the slumbering forests of Black Mountain, there is more than just a bone-chilling wind. There are also taboos passed down by word of mouth. Is the midnight knock at the door a visit from an immortal spirit, or a harbinger of disaster? Is the red-cloth bundle a life-saving ginseng root, or a debt that will claim your life? The Northeast Folk Tales of the Supernatural takes you into the rawest kind of terror. Strange and eerie tales hidden by the kang-side table and in deserted villages on snow
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