Today, many people are skeptics of the supernatural and other worldly things. There is constant information about ghosts and spirits on the media, and in today's generation, many shows or articles about them. Whether or not you believe in them, I'm going to try and change your mind in this passage. The Forbidden City of Ancient China is indeed haunted and right now, I'm going to show you how and why that is possible. The Forbidden City in the 1400's was not a good place, especially when harsh emperors ruled and housed there for more than 300 years. If there was a place that had ghosts, this would definitely be it. With it's gruesome past and suffering, it wouldn't be a surprise to find spirits there. In 1421, over 2800 concubines of the emperor were said to have been killed in cold blood. By order of the Ming Emperor Yongle, the palace guards swept through the entire
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Are they hiding something from the public eye? Or maybe they're just saving us from whatever dark and ghastly things still roam the halls, unable to move on. There are many myths,claims, and stories around the Forbidden City also. Countless tourists and visitors say they see odd things happening while they visit, and there are quite a few stories about the place out there. One of them recalls an night guard just know as 'Fat Fu', who worked there in 1995 with some friends. While doing their regular rounds, they spotted a weeping woman dressed in white. Alarmed, they shouted at the woman, thinking her to be a thief or trespasser. After chasing the mysterious woman down the halls, the finally caught up only to find she had no face, only sprouts of hair. There's also rumored to be a well in the grounds that's haunted. Back when the Forbidden City was at its peak, a distress concubine threw herself down the well. Supposedly, if one were to peer down inside of it, the woman's reflection would be gazing back at
Are they hiding something from the public eye? Or maybe they're just saving us from whatever dark and ghastly things still roam the halls, unable to move on. There are many myths,claims, and stories around the Forbidden City also. Countless tourists and visitors say they see odd things happening while they visit, and there are quite a few stories about the place out there. One of them recalls an night guard just know as 'Fat Fu', who worked there in 1995 with some friends. While doing their regular rounds, they spotted a weeping woman dressed in white. Alarmed, they shouted at the woman, thinking her to be a thief or trespasser. After chasing the mysterious woman down the halls, the finally caught up only to find she had no face, only sprouts of hair. There's also rumored to be a well in the grounds that's haunted. Back when the Forbidden City was at its peak, a distress concubine threw herself down the well. Supposedly, if one were to peer down inside of it, the woman's reflection would be gazing back at