What does it mean to be a criminal?

The word "banshee" comes from folk beliefs and usually refers to the evil soul of a woman who died unfortunately. These women may have experienced unfortunate experiences, such as being killed, committing suicide or not receiving due respect and care. These evil women are usually regarded as the existence that brings bad influence and threat, and as evil souls that need to be driven away or surrendered.

In some places, the existence of female evil spirits will lead to some folk beliefs and traditional customs, such as exorcising evil spirits, putting water lanterns, burning incense and offering sacrifices, opening Dojo and so on. These traditions are often accompanied by corresponding beliefs and primitive cultural images. Although these customs may have lost some influence in modern society, they are an important link between history and culture, faith and contemporary.

It is necessary to treat a folk belief and cultural custom rationally, such as committing a banshee. Although modern society has been highly modernized and industrialized, we still cannot deny the influence and shaping of history and culture. In the face of traditional folk customs, we should maintain a rational and respectful attitude, and we should neither be complacent nor abandon our cultural foundation completely in a hurry.