"Talk to Saijiji"
sun taibai once said that his great-grandfather had studied at the south shan gou temple and had returned to the temple for the first 10 days.
sun opened the door to his house, saw the table full of dust and spider webs on the windows and ordered his servants to clean up.
it'll be better at night.
so he cleaned the bed, laid the bed and closed the door to sleep.
at that time, the moonlight was full of windows, and he was lying on his bed for a long time without sleeping and feeling completely silent.
then suddenly the sound of the wind was heard, and the gate was blown to the fore by the wind, and the grand duke thought perhaps the monk had not closed the door.
he was thinking, and the wind was coming closer to the house, and the door was shaved.
he became more suspicious and envisaged what was going on, and the wind had entered the house, accompanied by the sound of the boots, and gradually approached the door to the bedroom.
that's when he was scared.
when the door opened, he was in a hurry to see a ghost coming in with a bow, standing in front of the bed, with almost a beam on his head, looking like old melons, gleaming his eyes and looking around the house.
opens like a big mouth with thin teeth, three inches long.
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
granduncle is so scared that he can't escape from this small house.
so he went to smoke a knife under his pillow, pulled it out and cut it off to the big ghost, cut it in the belly and made a sound like a stone.
the ghost's angry, the big paws grab him.
his granddaddy was a little constricted, caught by a ghost and dragged away.
sun fell on the floor with the blankets and shouted.
the family came with a torch, the door remained closed and, as before, had to push the window in.
people are surprised to see him.
he took him to the bed, and he said it back and forth.
a joint inspection led to the presence of the covers in the door stitches of the bedroom.
the door was opened with a torch and examined, with claw marks, and five finger claws were pierced anywhere.
at dawn, sun never again dared to stay here, so he went home with his suitcase.
asked the monks at the temple later, they said nothing unusual had happened。