In the mid-1990s, next to the entrance of a hospital on Renmin North Road, a Qiancun department store, then known as the three major department stores in Guangzhou, was opened, and its business area was probably not much smaller than that of the current China Plaza. A relative of mine started a business at that time and worked in a food supermarket on the first floor, next to which were children's toys. One of her friends is in charge of the toy counter, but one day, this friend said to her, "Do you know? We have to clean up every morning when we come back. I'm exhausted. " "Why?" In the evening, we tidied up the goods neatly, but when we came back every day, all the toys fell to the ground, and some strollers went far away. "She told the security guard about it again, and the security guard turned suddenly and said to her," I always hear children crying and laughing when I am on duty at night, don't I? " .。 . 。" Later, she told the manager about it, and the manager probably knew something. A few days later, he asked the master to come back for a ceremony, and then invited someone back to play the guzheng in an open space on the third floor. After that, things will be solved. This building used to be the location of the emergency room and obstetrics and gynecology department of the First People's Hospital of the city. Later, this building was built on it, because the boss (not from Guangzhou) didn't know the details here at the time of opening and made no sacrifice. Later, when he found out, he invited a master back. The master told him that because there was nothing to do before, the dead ghosts (dead children) here came out to play at night. Of course, they are most interested in toys, so something happened before. After that, the master asked the boss to play more music in the mall, mainly to "them" so that they could have a good sleep and would not make trouble. However, the good times did not last long. Because the business here was particularly bad, it closed down after two or three years. After that, other theme shopping malls opened here, but they all closed down. The nearest one is Kym Square, but it doesn't work. Maybe the land here is really bad and the feng shui is too bad. Siberian Ice Girl has exquisite tattoos: This Siberian Ice Girl was acquired in Altai Mountain, also known as Princess Acak. The tattoo on this 2500-year-old girl (who actually died around the age of 25) is particularly famous. It is said to be the most exquisite tattoo on earth. Rosalia-lombardo: This mummy is so well preserved that it is creepy. She looks as if she is asleep and will wake up at any moment. Saizeriya Rembado Jr. was only two years old when she died of pneumonia in 1920. The heartbroken father wanted to find a way to make her never corrupt, so he asked Salafia, a famous expert in human body preservation, to mummify her body. Obviously, Salafia handled it well. The mummy of Nazca, Peru: This mummy looks like it died sitting cross-legged, with its upper body slightly bent. In fact, the mummies in Chachira cemetery in Peru were buried in a sitting position facing the sunrise after death. The survival of these human bodies is closely related to the hot and dry desert environment around them and some practices during burial. Such as applying resin to the skin. Mummy of seti i, Egypt:/kloc-The mummy of seti i in the 4th century lies in a sarcophagus in Egypt. Egyptians are experts in anticorrosion, which is why we still admire their amazing masterpieces after 3000 years. The anti-corrosion work takes 70 days and is carried out by full-time priests. They are proficient in human anatomy and know how to preserve it. Except for the heart, all the internal organs should be taken out of the corpse, stored in a jar and buried underground with the mummy. Mummies of German Lyndes Ulun: Like the Galatians, the mummies of German Lyndes Ulun were found in swamps, and in Germany, it was 187 1. Unfortunately, this man didn't die of natural causes. Autopsy showed that the man of Leenders Warren was beaten to death with a triangular hole in his skull. This man was about 40 to 50 years old when he died. He was thought to have lived in the first or second century AD ... Gallagher in Ireland: This strange-looking mummy was a famous Gallagher. It was discovered in a swamp in Ireland in 182 1 year. This swamp mummy is just one of many mummies found in the Nordic swamp. It can be traced back to the Iron Age 2300 years ago. Langara people wear cloaks and have a willow tree around their necks. Some researchers think that this willow tree may have caused him to suffocate. Egyptian "Ginger" Mummy: The Egyptian mummy nicknamed "Ginger" was actually formed before Egypt began to consciously mummify people after death. Jiang was an adult who died more than 5000 years ago. It is said that the British Museum bought "ginger" from a notorious antique dealer in the19th century. When the museum got the mummy, a relative of the antique dealer who looked like the mummy suddenly disappeared mysteriously. Strapp, Denmark: Once upon a time, this terrible skull with teeth belonged to a slim and tall young woman. She had long eyelashes and long gray hair, and her exquisite hairstyle was similar to the honeycomb hairstyle in the 1960s. Around 1300 BC, Strapp women (or girls) were buried in the south of jutland. Archaeologists believe that she is an upper-class person, perhaps the family of a powerful chief. Mummy of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II: This is the remains of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II. It is considered to be the best preserved mummy in the world. The linen wrapped around Ramses II was covered with hieroglyphics, indicating that Ramses II was forced to move because of grave robbery after being buried in the Valley of the Kings for the first time. The mummy's hair is red, and the red-haired people in ancient Egypt are related to Seth, the god who killed Osiris, an ancient Egyptian ghost. The mummy of Christian Friedrich von culp: This ugly mummy is shrouded in mystery. This is the body of German knight culp. According to legend, culp claimed the right to spend her first night with local brides and virgins. He killed a shepherd after his wife refused him. At the court trial, his oath was "If I kill the shepherd, then God will keep my body from rotting after death". As a result, this situation really happened. A magic mirror with the words "Louis Alpo 1743" written on its frame. It is said that anyone who shines into this mirror will die of cerebral hemorrhage. The "magic mirror" has killed 38 people in the more than 250 years since its birth. Some people call this French killing mirror "the magic mirror of Kula tree".
The 250-year-old "magic mirror" in France has killed 38 people since its birth. Anyone who looks into this mirror will die of massive cerebral hemorrhage, but no one can explain the real reason for its mysterious death! Not long ago, Russian scientists put forward a brand-new explanation-this mirror may contain some energy accumulated for hundreds of years, and it is the release of this energy that leads to human death.
It may be understandable if this happened in the witchcraft era 500 years ago, but it happened at the end of the 20th century-the most rational era. 1997, the French Antique Collection Association suddenly called reporters from major newspapers in Paris to hold a press conference and issued an incredible warning to reporters-please don't buy a mirror with a history of more than 250 years, because it is a "magic mirror" that can kill people.
As early as the Middle Ages, many scholars thought that the mirror seemed to be a magnet with strong adsorption capacity. It can adsorb toxic evaporates and accumulate on its surface day after day. Perhaps it is for this reason that there is a superstition in Europe so far: it is best not to look in the mirror when you are sick, because the toxic substances exhaled by patients will remain on the surface of the mirror and evaporate. If inhaled by other healthy people, it will definitely have adverse effects.
But obviously, the killer mirror can kill people not because it has toxic chemical deposits on it. Even if there is, the poison on the mirror can be easily removed by washing it with water-of course, the "killer mirror" has been washed countless times for hundreds of years. Therefore, Russian scientists believe that, more importantly, mirrors can not only absorb tangible chemicals, but also absorb intangible "information" energy. No matter how many times you wash it, these "messages" can't be washed away. In other words, the mirror has a certain memory ability.