"People die for ghosts, and ghosts die for the type. Ghosts are afraid of ghosts, and Jews are afraid of ghosts. "
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The belief in folk customs in ancient times began in the middle Tang Dynasty. Its method is to paste the word "gradually" on the door, which means that the worship of ghosts and gods can be suppressed. Later, the folk Taoist was ignorant and mistook the word "gradually ear" for one word, so he coined the word "gradually ear" and attached the sentence "ghost death is ya ya". Until liberation, its custom still existed. "Tai Ping Guang Ji" Volume 75 quotes Zhang Tang to read "Xuan Shi. Feng gradually became a ghost: "Hedong Feng gradually, a famous man, returned with the Ming Dynasty's official status and vulgar nature. After abandoning his official position, he lived in seclusion in Mizunokami, Iraq. Li Jun, a Taoist priest, has heard of Taoism and is especially good at seeing ghosts. Courtiers admire his ability. Li Jun retired to Duke Cui of Boling and became his wife, which is very kind. Li Jun wrote a book to Cui Yue:' Now, there is nothing wrong with making ghosts.' It was the scholars who entered the DPRK who gradually learned that there was a magical number, and they often recited their names. Later, Chang 'an people used the word "gradually" to describe their doors, and they also used it. "Jin Han Dao Zhao's Five Rhymes:" People are afraid of death as ghosts; When a ghost dies, it scares you. If the word seal script is posted on the door, all ghosts will worship and stay away from thousands of miles. Zheng Zitong quoted Youyang Miscellaneous Notes in the Tang Dynasty: "At that time, it was the custom to draw a tiger's head on the door and write the word' Zi', which was said to be the name of ghosts and gods in the underworld, which could eliminate malaria and furuncle. "Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. Zhang A Duan: "People die as ghosts, and ghosts die as styles. Ghosts are afraid of ghosts, and Jews are afraid of ghosts. "