Ohong's Strange Daily News

Hello readers, my name is Ohong. I come from Niu'er Village, where ethnic minorities live in Yunnan, and my occupation is "Mopi". (Don't rush to look it up in the dictionary. To put it simply, it's a profession similar to that of a "Taoist priest".) But I'm different from those Taoist priests who pretend to be gods and ghosts - I don't believe in that at all. My daily job is to read Feng Shui for people, choose a cemetery, and call out the soul of the doll. This craft is passed down from generation to generation. Therefore, I have three iron rules: no dog meat, no beef, no pork—only chicken. Why do you do this? It's not because I'm afraid of ghosts, nor because I believe in ghosts. But because I understand: Living people sometimes need an "explanation" more than ghosts. This book "Ohong Weird Daily News" records the strange things I have seen and heard with my own eyes and ears during these years in the mountains. (Only tell the truth.)