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Ghost Stories of Ancient China: Beware of Po, Hun
Ghost Stories of Ancient China: Bewareof Po, HunRiver lanterns are put in a river by people to pray for favorable weather and peace and prosperity on the night before theGhost Festival on August 16, 2016, in Guilin, China. Photo by: VCG/VCG via Getty Images Ghost Stories were the earliest form of literature in Ancient China. They were almost certainlypart of a very old oral tradition before writing developed during the Shang dynasty (1600 -1046 ) and they continue to be popular in China today. Ghosts were taken very seriouslyby the Ancient Chinese. In modern-day China, ghosts only have power to harm if one believesin them, but in Ancient China, they were a reality whether one believed in them or laughedthem a person died their soul journeyed across a bridge to the afterlife.
Stories of ghosts haunting a house where they once lived, haunting relatives, or appearing to strangers for help are all examples of po hauntings. The yin spirit is still attached to the earth
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