Major Supernatural Events in Chinese Folk Legends.

Summary

In Beijing's Asahi District, the North Ding Niang Niang Shrine, a Ming Dynasty temple, became famous as a "nail house" after an extraordinary event during demolition on August 27th. A tornado struck, killing two and injuring 44, while the shrine remained untouched. This supernatural phenomenon led to questions of divine intervention. Despite challenges during construction for the Olympic Water Cube, the temple was preserved, eventually reopening in 2008 as a key cultural heritage site. This story highlights the clash between human ambition and mysterious forces, leaving many to ponder the unseen powers at play.

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