What s the most supernatural thing you ve ever seen in your life?

I once went to the corn field to break corn, and the sound of corn leaves was mixed with the cry of a child, and then when I came home, I found that my dog was dead, and I didn't know what was going on and was very scared.

Own personal experience. When we celebrate the New Year, we have to go to the ancestral tomb to welcome the New Year, and set off firecrackers, generally the kind of red firecrackers, with various auspicious words printed on them, which is the background. I got married this year, and the day after I got married, I went to worship my ancestors, and I found a red scrap of that firecracker in front of my grandparents' graves.

It's to look at the first seven souls after the death of a person. I've always thought it was weird.

Junior high school was the least daring stage for me. I was in the second year of junior high school, and my home was a bit far away from the school, so I lived on campus and would go home every week. There was only my mother in the family, and my father went to other provinces.

Rural people, except for a road, the house is surrounded by either mountains or forests, and at night it is especially infiltrated. That night I slept with my mother, and when we were chatting, I somehow talked about my grandmother (I heard my mother say that she was very at odds with my grandmother when she was a child), and while my mother was still talking, I heard a female voice calling my nickname, and that feeling in my ears is still fresh in my memory. I was stunned for about three or four seconds without saying anything, and suddenly interrupted my mother and said, Did you hear someone calling me?

Mom: No, what's wrong? Me:

Isn't it grandma? The voice was very clear, so close to me that it felt like I could reach out and touch her. Mom:

It's a hallucination, maybe my mother was also frightened, so she didn't speak, and then the two of them were silent Silent ......Probably my mother was there, and that fear disappeared all of a sudden, but my mother was scared a lot.

One of the most bizarre things I've ever seen is this, and he's having nightmares there.

When I was a child, I dreamed of my little rabbit and bit my finger so hard that I woke up violently, and the next day I found that this little rabbit had accidentally fallen off the balcony and died.

One of the most strange things I've ever seen is when a small fire suddenly ignites in a room, but when you go in and look, it's gone.

I lost my phone, rummaged through it from the kitchen to the bedroom, and finally found it on my hand.

I remember very well that I locked the door, but after the dinner, we went back to the dormitory together, and found that the door was unlocked, so I hurried in, and I didn't lose anything, and they still say that I was careless, and I still wonder myself.

When I was staying in a hotel with my friends, there was a child outside knocking on the door in the middle of the night and saying: Let me in, let me in, let me in. I was almost scared and crying.

There's a room in my best friend's house, and every time her dog barks at the corner. His dog is usually super gentle.

When I was a child, I didn't dare to go out alone at night, just to get something, and I always felt that someone was following me, so I hurried home.

Sometimes at a certain moment, I feel that I have dreamed of this scene before, and it feels very weird.

I experienced it, and my parents were present at the time. However, if you don't experience it yourself, you won't believe it even if someone says it. It's better to maintain a minimum of reverence for the unknown!

For literature and art, the truth of life exists as the foundation and source. Although the situation of literary works varies greatly, some express people's feelings, while others depict natural scenes.

Some depict surreal and unrealistic fantasies, but no matter how different they may be, they are ultimately a reflection of social life. Therefore, the truth of life is the "source" of literature, and ancient works, historical materials, etc. are the "flow" of literature.

On the question of the source and flow of literature, there has always been a fundamental difference between idealism and materialism. The focus of the disagreement lies in the importance of acknowledging or not acknowledging the reality of life for literary creation.

In the view of idealism, literary creation is completely subjective spiritual activity, and it has nothing to do with the reality of life. In the view of materialism, literary creation is only the artistic processing and processing of the reality of life. Without the reality of life, there can be no artistic creation in any sense.