Thirty-Six Lines of Strange Stories

Explanation of the thirty-six lines: "Qingbo Zalu" of the Song Dynasty: in the Tang Dynasty, there were "thirty-six lines": meat shop, fresh fish shop, seafood shop, rice shop, sauce shop, flower and fruit shop, palace powder shop, wine shop, tea shop, soup shop shop, medicine shop, firewood shop, coffin shop, silk shop, and ready-made clothes Embroidery shop, needlework shop, leather shop, tie-making shop, old-fashioned shop, silk shop shop, silk screen shop, drum music shop, juggling shop, colorful carriage shop, jewelry shop, jade shop, study shop, paper shop, utensil shop, bamboo and wood shop, ironware shop, pottery shop, flower yarn shop, post office shop, and witchcraft shop. This is a series of urban professional strange stories. There are no ghosts, monsters, political wars, or tragic women. It is just a simple third-person strange story. The events are based on different professions in the above thirty-six lines.