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“Cinnabar Tribulation”
Cheng Yan bought a pure cinnabar bracelet at the incense shop at the foot of Longhu Mountain. The red beads were heavy like coagulated blood. The old Taoist used a silver needle dipped in chicken blood to point out the acupoints of each bead and warned: “Cinnabar suppresses evil spirits, but if you wear it for a long time, you will see things you shouldn’t see.”

Three months later, Cheng Yan began to dream of a woman in a red wedding dress standing at the head of the bed combing her hair. She wore the same cinnabar string on her wrist, but the beads were cracking one by one, oozing black water.

On the night of the Ghost Festival, Cheng Yan’s bracelet suddenly broke. Among the cinnabar beads rolling on the ground, he saw the three words “Qin Su’e” engraved on the inner wall of each bead – the name of the bride who was hanged on the old locust tree thirty years ago as recorded in the local chronicles. At this moment, a faded red silk was hanging from the beam of his bedroom.

(The meaning of the pure cinnabar bracelet: the most yang thing suppresses the most yin spirit, but there are some obsessions that even cinnabar cannot suppress)