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A Train Lost in a Tunnel in Italy, No One Can Find It
As Italian comedian Pozzetto once remarked in the film "Country Boy," "the train is always the train." The train offers a plethora of emotions, from the thousand colors of the countryside to the spectacle along the sea coast, the curiosity of approaching a big city station, and the suspense of entering a dark tunnel. Personally, I find it a perfect way to travel, sitting there, doing nothing, with my nose towards the world whizzing past me, in complete relaxation.
By kanak soni2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Supernatural Events in Chinese Folklore: Part Thirteen
This is a true story that happened in a suburban inn. One of my friends had a business trip to a remote town where there was a small inn, a three-story building painted white. Each floor had six independent guest rooms, and the bathrooms were located on the right side of the corridor. My friend's room was on the second floor, the second one from the left. It was four rooms away from the bathroom on the right side of the corridor. On the way to the room, my friend noticed that the entire second floor seemed silent. It seemed like he was the only one staying there that night. However, my friend, not easily frightened, didn't think too much of it.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Chinese Folklore: Unexplained Supernatural Events Part Eleven
In our region, there is a belief that when a person's soul is asleep, one part of their soul can easily wander. This belief is often associated with experiences of sleep paralysis or ghostly encounters during sleep. Some individuals frequently claim to dream about deceased loved ones or strange, eerie places resembling the afterlife, such as the underworld. It is explained as an imbalance of Yin energy and low luck. For instance, my mother often dreams of deceased individuals, experiences peculiar dreams, and sometimes dreams of places resembling the underworld. People with such experiences often have disordered homes, and their souls are believed to be restlessly wandering, leading to poor mental health and disrupted sleep patterns.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Supernatural Events in Chinese Folklore - Part Twelve
Story One: This is a story my grandfather told my mother, who then shared it with me. Whether it's true or not, we can't verify.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Paranormal Events in Chinese Folklore - Part Ten
The grandmother told a story: She said there were two people working in the fields together. During noon, one of them fell asleep, and the person who stayed awake saw a small figure emerging from the head of the sleeping person. It walked along a small piece of grass towards a small puddle of water. The awake person was curious, so they took away the small piece of grass. They noticed that the person who was sleeping had broken into a sweat and their face had changed color. Feeling afraid, the awake person quickly put the grass back, and the small figure walked back along the grass and returned to the sleeping person. When the sleeping person woke up, they were asked about their dream. They said they had crossed a large bridge but when they tried to return, the bridge had disappeared, and they were almost in a panic.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Supernatural Events in Chinese Folklore: Part Nine
Story One: This is a story about the Kitchen God, and it happened in the house next to ours. Our neighbors across the street were an elderly couple with two daughters. The older daughter had recently given birth to a baby girl and was staying at her parents' house during her postpartum recovery.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Supernatural Events in Chinese Folklore - Part 8
When I was in high school, my family still lived in a 2-bedroom apartment provided by my father's workplace. It was one of those old multi-story buildings where two households shared one bathroom and one kitchen.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Unexplained Real Supernatural Events in Chinese Folklore - Part 7
The stories below encompass some experiences from my own life, as well as tales shared by my neighbors and rumors passed on by my landlord. Whenever these stories have been relayed to me, they have been staunchly emphasized as undeniably true. Given the weight of these claims, it is fascinating how they prompt us to question the boundaries between reality and the unexplained.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
The Unexplained Real Supernatural Event in China - Part Six
Story One: I have a cousin who was a police officer, and at that time, all police officers carried guns, specifically the Type 54 pistol. He worked in the county but lived in a rural area. So, he would visit home every weekend. One summer night, late in the evening, he was riding his bicycle back home from a neighboring village where he had some work. Since he was a police officer, he had courage, even in the dark rural roads with no streetlights, flanked by tall crops and the eerie sounds of insects.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Paranormal Events in Chinese Folklore - Part 5
After the Chinese New Year in 2002, my grandfather, who had been in poor health, began to request candles. At first, no one paid much attention to it, as my grandfather lived in a retirement home in the city, and they had their own power supply. However, my grandfather's request for candles continued for a week, and eventually, my aunt had to search for a pack of candles on the balcony to fulfill his request. By this time, my grandfather's eyesight was failing, and he held onto the candles tightly, saying, "Not enough, not enough, we need more for the Lantern Festival."
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
Real Unexplained Paranormal Events in Chinese Folklore - Part 4
In the past, not all farmers owned land. To feed themselves, they had to work as laborers on the land of wealthy landowners, a tough and grueling job often referred to as "kanghuo." This was a difficult life, with no days off, and it usually took a whole year's work to earn some grain for their own families. At the end of the year, landowners would host a good meal for their laborers, paying them their annual wages or grain. The laborers would then return home for the New Year festivities and come back to work in the fields in the spring.
By 徐金升2 years ago in Horror
The room '402'. Content Warning.
There was a guy that lived in a room 506 it was on the 3rd floor, One day he got into the building and took the elevator as usual but sconds later there was a really creepy woman she looked homeless and was barefoot her hair was messy and she wore a long white dress.
By emm goht2 years ago in Horror