A large collection of supernatural events. Enter with caution if you are timid!

Introduction: When it comes to supernatural events, many people will get hairy. But it was always hard to overcome my curiosity, and I always wanted to find out. Below I have collected some supernatural events for you, so don’t read if you are timid! In the mid-1990s, Qiancun Department Store, one of the three major department stores in Guangzhou at the time, opened next to the entrance of a hospital on Renmin North Road. Its business area was probably not much smaller than the current China Plaza. A relative of mine worked there when it opened. She was in the food shopping mall on the first floor, and next to the shopping mall were children's toys. One of her friends was in charge of the toy section. But one day, this friend said to her: "You know what? We have to clean every morning when we come back. We are exhausted." "Why?" "We will arrange the goods neatly tomorrow night, but every day when we come back, The toys fell to the ground, and some strollers were still far away. " She told the security guard about it again, and the security guard said to her with a changed expression: "When I was on duty at night, I always heard the sound of children crying and laughing. . . . . "Later, she told the manager about this matter, and the manager probably knew something. After a few days, he found a master to come back and perform a religious ceremony, and then invited someone to come back and play the guzheng in an open space on the third floor. After that, The matter was settled. It turned out that this building was formerly the emergency room and obstetrics and gynecology department of the First People's Hospital of the city. Later, this building was built on top of it. Because when it opened, the boss (who was not from Guangzhou) did not know the details of this place. He did not perform any worship service. Later, he learned about this and invited a master to come back. The master told him that because he had not done any rituals before, the ghosts (dead children) who died here were most interested in them coming out to play at night. Of course it was a toy, so that’s why the previous incident happened. The master later asked the boss to play more music in the mall, mainly for “them” to listen to, so that they would sleep well and not come out. The trouble did not last long, because the business here was very poor, and it closed down after two or three years of operation. After that, other theme shopping malls were opened here, but the latest one was "Jinsha Plaza". It’s impossible to operate. Maybe the land here is really bad and the feng shui is too bad. The Siberian Ice Girl has exquisite tattoos: This Siberian Ice Girl is also known as the 2,500-year-old Princess Aka. (She actually died around the age of 25) The tattoo on her body is particularly famous. It is said to be the most exquisite tattoo on earth. Rosalia Lombardo, Italy: This mummy is so well-preserved that it is famous. It was terrifying to watch. She looked like she was going to wake up at any moment. When little Rosalia Lombardo died of pneumonia in 1920, her heartbroken father wanted to find a way to save her. A method that would never corrupt, so he asked the famous human embalming expert Sarafia to mummify the body. Obviously Sarafia's processing was very good. Peruvian Nazca mummy: This mummy looks like it is sitting cross-legged. The mummies in Chauchilla Cemetery in Peru were placed in a sitting position after death and were buried facing the rising sun. The hot, dry desert environment around them is closely related to some practices during burial, such as the application of resin to the skin. The 14th-century mummy of Seti I lies in its sarcophagus in Egypt. That's why we still admire their amazing work 3,000 years later. The embalming process took 70 days and was performed by dedicated priests who knew how to preserve everything except the heart. The internal organs were removed from the body and stored in jars along with the mummy and buried underground. German Rendswühren Man mummy: Like Gallagh Man, German Rendswühren Man. Also found in a swamp, this mummy was found in Germany in 1871. Unfortunately, the man did not die of natural causes.

An autopsy revealed that the Lundeswollen man had been beaten to death and had a triangular hole in his skull. The man was approximately 40 to 50 years old at the time of his death and is believed to have lived in the first or second century AD. Gallagher Man, Ireland: This strange-looking mummy, known as Gallagher Man, was discovered in a bog in Ireland in 1821. The bog mummy is just one of many found in northern European swamps, dating back 2,300 years to the Iron Age. The Langarach man wore a cloak and had a piece of willow around his neck, which some researchers believe may have caused his death by suffocation. Egyptian “ginger” mummies: The Egyptian mummies nicknamed “ginger” were actually formed before Egypt began to consciously mummify people after death. "Ginger" is an adult man who died more than 5,000 years ago. It is said that the British Museum bought "Ginger" from a notorious antique dealer in the 19th century. When the museum obtained the mummy, a relative of the antique dealer who looked similar to the mummy suddenly and mysteriously disappeared. Danish Strapp Woman: Once upon a time, this toothy, terrifying skull belonged to a slender, tall young woman with long eyelashes, long gray hair and a 1960s-like beehive Sophisticated hair style. The Strapp woman (or girl) was buried in southern Jutland around 1300 BC. Archaeologists believe she was an upper-class person, perhaps a member of the family of a powerful chief. The mummy of the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II: This is the remains of the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II. It is considered the best preserved mummy in the world. The linen wrapped around Ramses II's body is covered with hieroglyphs, indicating that it was moved due to tomb robbery after Ramses II was first buried in the Valley of the Kings. The mummy has red hair, and redheads in ancient Egypt are associated with Seth, the god who slew Osiris, the ancient Egyptian god of the underworld. The mummy of Christian Friedrich von Karputz, Germany: This hideous-looking mummy is shrouded in mystery. It is the remains of the German knight Karl Putz. According to legend, Karputz claimed the right to exercise virginity over local brides and virgins. He killed a shepherd after his wife rejected him. During the court trial, he swore that "if I kill the shepherd, God will let my body not rot after death." As a result, this happened.

A magic mirror with the words "Louis Alpo 1743" written on the frame. It is said that anyone who looks into this mirror will die of a massive brain hemorrhage. In the more than 250 years since its birth, the "Magic Mirror" has killed a total of 38 people. Some people also call this French murder mirror the "Kula Tree Mirror."

A 250-year-old "magic mirror" in France has killed 38 people since its birth. Anyone who looks into this mirror will die of brain hemorrhage, but no one has ever been found. Can anyone explain the real reason for its mysterious death! Not long ago, Russian scientists proposed a brand-new explanation - this mirror may contain some energy that has been accumulated for hundreds of years, and it is the release of this energy that kills people.

It might have been excusable if this incident had occurred in the age of witchcraft 500 years ago, but it happened at the end of the 20th century - the most rational era. In 1997, the French Antique Collecting Association suddenly summoned reporters from major newspapers in Paris to hold a press conference and issued an incredible warning to the reporters - please those antique collectors not to buy a mirror with a history of more than 250 years. Because it is a "magic mirror" that kills people.

As early as the Middle Ages, many scholars believed that the mirror was like a magnet with strong adsorption ability. It can absorb toxic evaporates, which increasingly accumulate on its surface. Perhaps it is for this reason that Europeans still have a superstition: it is best not to look in the mirror when a person is sick, because the toxic substances exhaled by the patient will stay on the surface of the mirror and evaporate. If inhaled by other healthy people, it will definitely cause Adverse effects.

But obviously, the reason why the "murderous mirror" can kill people is not because of the toxic chemical precipitates on it. Even if there is, the poison on the mirror can be easily removed by just rinsing with water - of course the "murder mirror" has been cleaned countless times over the centuries. Therefore, Russian scientists believe that the more important point is that mirrors can not only absorb tangible chemicals, but also absorb invisible "information" energy. No matter how many times you clean it, this "information" cannot be washed away. In other words, the mirror has a certain memory ability.