In 1872, during the Qing Dynasty, a zombie attack occurred in Guangxi, killing and injuring more than 20 villagers.
In 1934, after a heavy rain in Yingkou, villagers discovered the body of a dragon in a reed pond with two branched horns on its head.
In 1949, a man named Zhu Xiuhua resurrected his corpse. Most Chinese people knew that this incident even alarmed Chairman Chiang Kai-shek.
In 1977, local villagers were abducted by savages in Shennongjia, on the western border of Hubei Province, but no results have been found so far.
In 1980, scientist Peng Jiamu led a comprehensive expedition team into Lop Nur, Xinjiang for inspection, but mysteriously disappeared.
In 1981, fishermen in the South China Sea captured the body of a mermaid and brought it back to a fishing village. It was later confiscated by unknown people and they were given diesel as compensation.
In 1983, a villager's dog in Sichuan suddenly began to speak human speech, which alerted the National Security Bureau. When it arrived, it had been bought by a mysterious group of people at a high price.
In 1990, when a police station in Heilongjiang was investigating a mysterious homicide, two police officers were injured and one went crazy with fear.
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In August 2004, a strange incident occurred when the Ming Dynasty Empress Temple was forcibly demolished during the construction of the Bird's Nest in Beijing, resulting in 2 deaths and 70 injuries. The temple was later forced to relocate.
In 2007, a giant sinkhole was discovered in Kunlun Mountain, about 1,300 meters deep.
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