Mingcun is a small village at the bottom of the Huaihe River. It was composed of refugees who fled the disaster in the late Qing Dynasty. When they first settled in the village, the kind-hearted people of Mingcun set up memorial tablets, erected monuments, and burned paper money to commemorate their deceased family members. The Mingcun became known as Mingcun in the eyes of outsiders. The name was evil and could ward off many disasters, so the people in the village simply recognized it.
Ming Village is located in a remote place, and strange things often happen. Xiguan, which is directly west of the village, is the most evil. Not to mention that there are ditches (shallow ditches) all over the place and people can be eaten in the surrounding areas. The background alone is scary. It happened to be the place where "a red mission happened at Caishikou". The story of blood splattering three feet at noon is still mentioned by the older generation. The juniors were so frightened that their scalps were numb... You can't walk on Xiguan Avenue at night. Things in the night will smear mud on the bodies of the dead, making them sick. If you have the chance, you may not enter the Yama Hall. Yang arises from yin, and the treasure land of Xiguan is not all evil. There is a treasure land in Xiguan. It was originally a piece of flat land, but it grew taller year by year. People of the older generation watched it grow from the flat land, and they knelt down and worshiped devoutly. They could borrow it if they said what they wanted, and return it after using it. They could not monopolize it, as those who monopolize it would be in great trouble.