Major Supernatural Events in Chinese Folk Legends.

Summary

In Chungking, the Seven Stars Hill is notorious for being haunted, originally a mass grave from a massacre during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. With urban expansion, 400,000 skeletons were discovered, prompting local leaders to summon a Living Buddha from Tibet for spiritual aid. This led to the construction of the Vajra Soul-Settling Tower to alleviate fears of the disturbed spirits. Despite some stability, eerie incidents continued, notably the October 1, 2006, bus bridge collapse, leaving locals wary of the site. Today, the tower remains a chilling reminder of its haunted past and the legends surrounding it.

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