Apocalypse of Folk Tales

The elders often say, don't look back when walking at night. When building a house, look at the foundation first. Just because you haven't seen something before doesn't mean it doesn't exist. This is the strange experience that my father, who has been working as a bricklayer for half his life, told me personally - the bloody red coffin dug out from the foundation of the construction site, the copper coins wrapped around the wire to calm down the ghosts of hundreds of years; the woman combing her hair in the old well in the deserted village, every rainy night Patting the edge of the well and crying; the paper guides in the mass graves at the back of the mountain, specially selected strangers to lead the way... The strange things that are passed down by word of mouth in the countryside, and the folk anecdotes that are full of smoke and fire, are all lessons learned after stepping on taboos. Anyone who commits a crime will be punished.