Introduction to "Wave Erosion"
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, tigers were rampant in Xiamen. A strange tiger with gray-white fur and salty paw prints fled into the city from the Tong'an Mountains, crossed the sea and landed on Gulangyu Island. Customs clerk Li Huaian teamed up with overseas doctor Lin Yicheng to trace the tiger's traces to the Tiger Reef sea cave. They discovered that the strange tiger was not a living creature, but a "tiger ghost" made from the skin of a Javanese tiger that drowned in the sea. It was attracted by the resentment of a ghostly bride in the Chen family mansion. The bride has been waiting for twenty years for a reply from Qizhouyang. A hand-painted music score of "Moonlight", a repaired music box, and a piano sound that spans yin and yang, finally solved all the obsessions sunk at the bottom of the sea on the night of the Winter Clothes Festival.
Purpose: 3. To lament the farewell of the world through ghost stories in the late Qing Dynasty: using the ghost shells of tiger ghosts and sea erosion to reflect the regrets of the modern times when people who went to sea to make a living drifted overseas, and their flesh and blood were separated forever.