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Okay, here's a folktale: "The Mysterious Floating Coffin on the Yellow River" Chapter 1: Corpse Recoverer The Yellow River is the birthplace of Chinese civilization and the mother river of China. However, the Yellow River is also a dangerous river, and countless people drown in its arms every year for various reasons. Some bodies of the deceased can surface smoothly and be salvaged ashore by relatives or body retrievers, while some bodies of the deceased will be washed downstream by the river or sink to the bottom of the river and become part of the Yellow River. Corpse fishermen are a special profession on the edge of the Yellow River. They are responsible for salvaging the bodies of people who drowned in the Yellow River, and then handing them over to the families of the deceased for a certain fee. The work of corpse retrievers is hard and dangerous. Not only do they have to face fast river water and changeable weather, they also have to deal with all kinds of dead people and their families. Some of the corpses of the deceased have been decomposed and decomposed, and some still bear horrific scars. The families of some of the deceased are extremely grateful, while the family members of some of the deceased wonder whether the person who retrieved the corpses stole the belongings of the deceased. Although corpse collectors earn a lot of money, few people are willing to engage in this profession because they believe that this profession is unlucky and will attract ghosts and curses.