According to legend, the splayed bridge in Hangzhou is evil to travelers.

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It is said that the eight-character bridge in Hangzhou is haunted and confuses tourists. There is a bathhouse in the east with hot water in the middle of the night. Someone walked alone in the middle of the night, and it rained on the road. He opened his umbrella and suddenly saw someone hiding under it. He thinks it must be a "ghost". He walked at a brisk pace. On the bridge, he forced the "ghost" into the river, then left in a hurry and went to the bathhouse. After a while, I saw a man come in wet and panted, "I was forced into the river by an umbrella opener and almost drowned." At this time, they talked about what happened just now and realized that it was a misunderstanding.

The other man was walking in the middle of the night, with no lights and a light rain. He heard the sound of clogs behind him. Looking back, he saw a big head, more than two feet high. He decided to observe it carefully. He stopped walking at once when he saw the big head. He started walking and then followed. He walked faster and faster. He panicked, suspected that he had met a "ghost" and rushed into the bathhouse. Before closing the door, Big Head came in with him, which scared him to death. When he looked under the light, it turned out that "Big Head" was a child. The child wore a big hat to keep out the rain, and he was also afraid of "ghosts", so he followed the adults closely and sought their protection, so he stopped the child and left him. This is also a misunderstanding.

Are people who see ghosts worth worrying about now?

2. This article comes from: Seven Manuscripts Volume 14.

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According to legend, the splayed bridge in Hangzhou, China, is full of evil and filth, which is normal for pedestrians. There is a bathing place in the east and soup in the middle of the night. Walking alone in the rain, there is someone under the umbrella. His intention is that it will be a ghost. On the bridge, he will be discharged into the water, so he will leave in a hurry. When he sees a light in the bathing place, he will enter and avoid it. He will get a person wet and panting: the ghost with an umbrella will push me into the river.

There is also a person walking at night, with no lights and light rain. After hearing the noise, I saw a big head, about two feet long. When I stand and watch, my head follows. When I leave, my head follows, and my head follows. I was so scared that I rushed to the bathroom and went straight in. The head went in before the door closed. This man is a little timid. Judging from the candle, he is a child. He covered a big bucket to keep out the rain and was afraid of ghosts, so he followed his ears. He was wrong, too.

Let these four people disperse and think they are really ghosts. Now, who are ghosts? Are they afraid of death?

4. Revelation: If ordinary people are afraid of "ghosts", they must first have psychological fear. They often have preconceived ideas and misunderstandings. They mistakenly regard people or other things as "ghosts" and take this as a false alarm, thinking that they really saw "ghosts". In fact, this is to scare yourself. We should make these people understand that there is no "ghost" in the world, and "ghost" is a "phantom" created by themselves. To find out the truth of "ghost", we must vigorously carry out investigation and research. We must observe everything carefully and find out the truth before we can draw a conclusion. Never catch shadows, speculate that there are "ghosts" and create panic. Nowadays, social reforms are complicated and ordinary people are often confused by some illusions. There will also be many "dark ghosts", which will make some people at a loss and even go astray. Look out, everyone!

5. Author: Lang Ying, (1487~ 1566) Ming bibliophile. The word Compal. Renhe (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) was born. Because of illness, it is lighter than fame. A little longer, it will be a literary exhibition, discussing classics and history. The books collected at home include historical articles, quotations from miscellaneous scholars, and the handwriting of rural sages. Every day, they sit in the study and read, taking its essence and essence, distinguishing its similarities and differences, testing its fallacies, and writing 60 volumes of book history. In addition, there are 2 volumes of Cui Zhonglu and 55 volumes of Seven Revisions.