Are there ghosts in Hangzhou Bazi Bridge?

It is said that the Eight-character Bridge in Wuhang is full of evil and filthy things, which are poisoning travelers. There is a bathhouse in the east, and there is a soup in the middle of the night. A person is walking alone in the rain. Suddenly there is someone under an umbrella. The person thinks that this must be a ghost. , went to the bridge, drained it into the water, and then walked away quickly. Seeing a light in the bathing place, I went to avoid it. A man came dripping wet, and gasped: "The ghost with the umbrella squeezed me into the river, I will almost drown." The two of them. The words are all wrong.

Another man was walking at night, there was no light and there was light rain. Hearing the sound of clogs behind him, he turned around and saw a big head, about two feet long. He stood and looked at it, and his head also stood up. As he was walking, his head was also walking, and as he was approaching, his head was also approaching. The man was so frightened that he rushed to the bathhouse and walked straight in. Before he could close the door, his head followed him in. This man was almost timid. He took a candle and looked at it. A small person is also covered with a big bucket to block the rain, so he is afraid of ghosts, so he follows his ears. This is also a mistake.

Hangzhou's Eight-Character Bridge is said to have ghosts that confuse travelers on the east side. There was hot water in the bathhouse late at night. Someone was walking alone in the middle of the night. When it rained on the way, he opened his umbrella and suddenly saw someone hiding under his umbrella to avoid the rain. He secretly thought that this must be a "ghost". He walked quickly. When he reached the bridge, he forced the "ghost" into the river, ran away in a hurry, and soon arrived at the bathhouse. Soon, he saw a man coming in, dripping wet, and gasping for breath: "I was forced down by the umbrella-wielding ghost." In the river, almost drowned. "At this time, they talked about what they had just experienced and realized that it was a misunderstanding.

Another person was walking in the middle of the night, but there was no light and it was raining lightly. (He) heard the sound of clogs behind him. When he looked back, he saw that it was a big head, more than two feet tall. He immediately wanted to observe it carefully. When he saw the "big head", he immediately stopped walking. He started walking and the "big head" followed. He walked faster and the "big head" walked again. Walk faster. He panicked, suspecting that he had encountered a "ghost", and hurried into the bathhouse. Before he could close the door, "Big Head" also broke in, frightening him to the point of breaking out under the light. At first glance, it turned out that the "big head" was a child. The child was wearing a big bamboo hat to protect himself from the rain. He was also afraid of "ghosts", so he followed the adults closely to seek protection from them, so he stopped as well as the children. Let the kids go too. This is also a misunderstanding.