Lao Yi Tells Ghost Stories

"Old Yi Tells Ghost Stories" An oil lamp was swaying, and half a pot of crude tea was filled with steam. Lao Yi from Yijiazhuang sat under the old locust tree at the entrance of the village, telling ghost stories that had been passed down from generation to generation in a mysterious and warm way. The hanged ghost in the mass grave is obsessed with a substitute, but his resentment is resolved by the tolerance of ordinary people; the fox fairy in the mountains repays his kindness, hiding the simple truth of treating others with integrity; the ghosts of injustice linger in the ancient house, but finally disappear without a trace due to justice... These anecdotes scattered in the countryside include the horror of monsters and monsters, the warning of the cycle of cause and effect, and the sophistication of human relationships hidden in the yin and yang worlds. In Lao Yi's stories, ghosts are not ferocious-looking monsters, but mostly poor people with obsessions; people's hearts are not all sinister, but more of the warmth of helping each other. Every bizarre legend is rooted in the soil of real life and contains the wisdom of our ancestors - kindness can defeat evil, tolerance can overcome adversity, and the warmth of the world has always been the most powerful "talisman." Open this book and listen to Lao Yi's narration. In the horrifying plot, you can understand the softness and tenacity of the human heart. In the intertwined story of yin and yang, you can see the most authentic human fireworks.