Did I meet a water ghost, is there really a water ghost in the world? Thank you

Since then, I have tried to avoid water as much as possible, and it still sounds quite evil.

Is someone teasing you? The water ghost should be gone, and if it exists, it will also be polluted and died.

If you encounter it again, you will recite Nam no Amitabha, or Nam no Avalokiteshvara!

There is a river in my hometown called Houhe. In those years, the river was still relatively large, and the river was relatively clear, so there were still some people on both sides of the river who specialized in fishing for a living. There is a family of fishermen who live in a place called Dayanwo in the southeast of the city, because the terrain of this place is relatively gentle, and the river bank is relatively wide, so the back river forms a small lake here.

As the year approached the seventh and third months, the fish business began to improve, because in my hometown, the seventh half is a big festival, and every family needs to buy some good meat and fish to worship their ancestors, so the family rests during the day and goes fishing at night. At night, the fish will come to the surface to breathe, and it will be more convenient to catch fish. That night, the man sat on a stool and smoked while his wife cut her nails.

At that time, there were no toe scissors, they were all large scissors used to cut paper pieces of clothes. After his wife finished cutting her nails, she threw the scissors into the bamboo basket where she was fishing. After smoking and talking, he estimated the time and it was time for the fish to surface.

So he beckoned his wife, and the two of them took enough guys, picked up the bamboo basket, and drove out to fish.

There was no moon that night, and it was dark everywhere, but the luck of fishing was very good, and there were so many fish that you could catch 5 or 6 fish if you spilled them in one net. The men kept throwing the nets, and the women were happy to put the fish in the bamboo baskets. After a while, the two of them heard two voices muttering around them, but they couldn't hear them if they listened closely.

The woman was a little scared, so she wanted to go back early. But the man didn't do it, saying that such a good fishing opportunity couldn't be let go. Gradually, the surrounding voices became louder and louder, and it was already possible to hear that the two people, one old and one young, were arguing.

The little one said:"Let's do it, let's do it", and the old one said:"No, there are clips, there are clips".

The man turned a deaf ear to these voices and was bent on catching more fish. After a while, the voice in my ears rang again. "Hurry up, do it","No, no, there's a clip, there's a clip".

After a while, the wife said to the man, "The basket is full." The man reluctantly drove the boat back, thinking that he would be able to sell it for a lot of money tomorrow. When he got home, the man was so excited that he picked up the bamboo basket and poured the fish out.

Smack"One pair of scissors fell out, and the rest was nothing.

The mother-in-law finally said that they were also lucky, and they brought a pair of scissors with them that night, and the scissors were to ward off evil spirits. Otherwise, you may not be able to come back!

There are no ghosts in this world, unless you have a ghost in your heart.

What we now call "water ghosts" is sometimes just a synonym, in ancient Chinese folk tales, there are indeed water ghosts in the water, they are usually difficult to detect, and they can only be seen because of coincidence, they are waiting for people swimming through the water **, dragging them down to drown. Therefore, when building bridges in China, especially bridges, it is necessary to place the treasures of the town bridge on the bridge, and under the bridge, sometimes the statue of the water god beast is placed (this point, you can learn about the water bridge in Shichahai in Beijing). The concept of "water ghosts" is also recorded in ancient Chinese books, but the water ghosts here refer specifically to the mysterious animal "water monkey".

The water monkey is also called "kappa" in Japan, and the image of water ghosts in Asia comes from China, and the image of water ghosts believed in China comes from the "kappa" on the banks of the Yangtze River. Although the kappa is an animal, there are few sightings, and it is said that they have great magical powers and are a mysterious creature, so it is also believed that he is a water spirit, or a water god. Until now, there are special institutions in Japan that are searching for kappa and planning to catch them and conduct research.

<> no, when I was a child, the water ghost that adults said was an animal called an otter.

They are good swimmers and divers, and can stay underwater for up to 2 minutes at a time.

Catching fish is as fast as a cat catching a mouse, and before predating, it often looks down on rocks near the water, and once it finds prey, it quickly pounces.

Nope. I am a materialist atheist.

I don't think so, don't believe in ghosts and gods.