Legends 1

Author : Di Tianxing
Publisher : ABCNETWORK
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 9 pages
Book Rating : 4./5 ( download)

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Download or read book Urban Legends：Spiritual Legends (1) written by Di Tianxing and published by ABCNETWORK. This book was released on 2020-01-04 with total page 9 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Urban Legends：Spiritual Legends (1) Many Hong Kong-speaking urban legends speak loudly to increase the credibility of rumors. There are "truths and falsehoods" in it. How many readers have you heard, and how much do you think they are inconsistent with the facts? Yuntoutang The name of Yuntoutang is rumored to be that the Japanese army was intercepted by guerrillas in the New Territories when they attacked Hong Kong, causing heavy casualties. After entering the village, they will implement the "three-light policy" (kill, burn, and snatch). After the Japanese army killed, the head of the corpse was cut off, and pictures were taken with a head in hand. After the Japanese army left, the headless body and the skull were scattered on the ground, which could not be paired. Other villagers had to transport the body and head to a dry pond nearby for burial, which was called Yuntoutang. However, the name of Yuntoutang already existed in the Qing Dynasty. Before the British acceptance of the New Territories, the village of Yuntoutang was listed on the list when the Seventh Treaty of Tai Po was established. According to some older generation inhabitants of Tai Po, Tai Po was relatively peaceful during the Japanese rule. Yuntoutang has also been cultivated land and has not become a mass grave. At that time, the Japanese army did not have to travel long distances to carry the body from the urban area to the New Territories. It can be seen that the origin of the name of Yuntoutang has nothing to do with the Anti-Japanese War. Murder House in Lai King Estate A unit on the third floor of Lok King Building, Lai King Estate, Kwai Chung. A mother lives with a pair of daughters, 22 and 18 years old. In 1984, daughter's boyfriend murdered two sisters in the unit with a knife. Daughter's mother was seriously injured and was admitted to hospital. The perpetrator was sentenced to life imprisonment. The homicide unit was re-arranged after refurbishment. After multiple re-arrangements, the residents requested to move out within a month, and the shortest was to move out the night after check-in. The HD closed the unit with bricks and later transformed it into a meter room, but haunted rumors never stopped. It is said that at three o'clock every night, the sound of high heels will be heard in the corridor. It will disappear from the staircase to the vicinity of the incident unit. The nearby residents moved away in shock, but the residents of the unit upstairs and downstairs still heard the sound of TV and water pipe switching in the unit at night. Some people claimed to hear two women talking and even arguing in the unit. . Huafu Estate UFO incident On the night of the early 1980s, witnesses felt a violent shake, went out of the house and looked over the Huatai Building of Huafu Estate. They saw a large polygonal black object staying still, large enough to cover two square-shaped public housings, and a full aircraft carrier. After a while, the UFO rose slowly, with a white light shining at the bottom edge and blue and green lights in the middle. As soon as these blue and green lights are on, the ground starts to vibrate, and there will be a "woo ... wow ..." sound when a large machine is started. The UFO stayed for about five to seven minutes and flew away towards Lantau. The UFO has repeatedly appeared in Huafu Estate. Some witnesses claimed that the UFO was round and the size of the aircraft carrier. Some neighbourhood said that when the sky was still bright at dusk, the room suddenly turned into a strange wind, and the sky turned dark. Soon a beam of strong light hit the patio, and saw a lot of fine dots and lights turning. After the weather returned to normal, the UFO flew away in the direction of Lamma Island. HKU's incredible legend The dungeon lounge was previously a morgue. There was a hanging tree outside the rumor gate. When the Japanese occupied Hong Kong, it was not counted as a hangman. The University of Hong Kong dormitory located on Pok Fu Lam Road on Hong Kong Island has a stone statue in front of the stone staircase. Students have had ominous results after contact.Many years ago, a student didn't believe the rumor, and fumbled with the stone statue, but died. A medical student from the University of Hong Kong pursued a school flower. The school flower told him that if he dared to spend one night in the dissection room, she would accept his pursuit. In order to get closer to the beauty, the student entered the dissection room and locked the door. . The next day, a group of students entered the dissection room and found that the student was chewing on the flesh and blood of the corpse. The student was later admitted to a mental hospital. Girl with big braid According to legend, in the 1960s, a braided girl smuggled from the mainland by train and was discovered by a train staff on the way. When she jumped off near the Chinese University, her long braid was caught by the train, her body cut into pieces. TV station women's toilet spiritual events The fifth factory of the old TV City in Qingshuiwan is said to have been locked for a long time in the last compartment of the women's toilet. People who are rumored to be adjacent to the toilet often hear someone knocking on the grid and reaching for the toilet paper. ATV Tai Po New Plant Lift When ATV first moved to the new factory in Tai Po, a female artist said that the elevator door could not be closed while taking the elevator, and dozens of people squeezed into the elevator, scaring her out of the elevator and then the elevator door closed. Ghosts banned from radio Composed by Gu Jiahui and written by Lin Zhenqiang, Mai Jiewen sang the theme song of "Aura of Force", "Night and Wandering", and it was reported that every time there was a spiritual event, it was banned by Hong Kong radio stations. Mai Jiewen said that many people told her that this song was weird, especially the humming part at the beginning was even more horrifying. It is rumored that the temperature in the live broadcast room will drop sharply when the radio broadcasts, and ghosts will appear.