Ghosts' reason

Author: Liu Shiqiang
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
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Author: Liu Shiqiang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features:，You will discover the philosophy of life and the wisdom of thinking from these seemingly terrifying ghost stories. They serve either to enlighten people's minds or to critique social issues. This book talks about ghosts but speaks of people. As the ancients said, "Even thieves have a code." Similarly, ghosts have their own principles, and these principles can also be applied to human society. But why write about the principles of ghosts instead of openly discussing people? First, according to various legends, ghosts are evolved forms of humans after death. Therefore, compared to humans, ghosts have a sense of being "seasoned" or "experienced," making their principles often appear more insightful than human ones. Second, if you read these stories, you might find that compared to ghosts, human schemes, hidden struggles, and hiddensmiles are even more frightening. Like traditional Chinese love stories, which often end in a happy union but require a journey in between, horror stories are the same. People's psychology goes through a process from safety to danger and back to safety—a mindset, but not the only one. This book of ghost stories is not just about scaring you. The author hopes that through these ghost stories, people can feel a creative work that embodies wisdom.