Ghost Pat Soil

People in Henan don't talk about tomb robbing. They say "shoot the dirt." With a shovel, it is a living person covering the coffin of the dead. But what if there's something underneath that's shooting back? Official version (for Qidian bookshelf display, about 120 words): People in Henan don't talk about robbing tombs, they talk about "shooting the earth". The embankment of Luohe River was built, and seven black coffins dating back 3,000 years were unearthed. The copper nails on the coffin were as big as fists, and the coffin board was engraved with tortoise shell patterns. A migrant worker named Lao Zhao touched the coffin surface, and the man disappeared that night. Li Yanchen returned to Shahetan, squatted beside the coffin and patted the soil three times. The third blow fell, and a sound came from under the coffin - thud. The rhythm is exactly the same as what he shot. The thing knew his hand. That thing was waiting for him to come home. "If the earth doesn't clap three times. If it claps three times and there's still a reply, it means a ghost is clapping the earth."