Twenty supernatural incidents in Beijing. Tens of thousands of people died mysteriously in the Gongchang factory explosion. The power is shocking.

As the capital of the Republic of China, Beijing has a long history of more than 3,000 years and has given birth to numerous places of interest and historic sites. I believe everyone has heard of the Beijing subway paranormal incident that once caused a sensation across the country. In fact, there are some paranormal incidents in Beijing that you don’t know about. Next, on this site, I will list 20 paranormal incidents in Beijing for you. The following are ranked in no particular order. Everyone Let’s take a look! 20 Supernatural Events in Beijing

1. No. 81 Chaonei Street

2. The Haunted House of Prince Li’s Mansion

3. The Palace Museum< /p>

4. Feng Shui of Longfu Temple

5. Last subway train

6. Caishikou Execution Ground

7. Jinsong Ghost Tower Incident in 1984< /p>

8. The sedan-carrying incident at Yonghegong subway station

9. The ghost of the Huguang Guild Hall at Hufang Bridge

10. The fire at Longfu Temple

11. Bus No. 330

12. Buddhist Incense Pavilion on Wanshou Mountain

13. Dongzhimen Guijie

14. Wudaokou Grave Mound

15. Foxiangge Ancient Tomb in Wanshou Mountain

16. No. 24, Yongwai Gexinli, Chongwen District

17. The Eye of the Sea in Beixinqiao

18. Tens of thousands of people died mysteriously in the Gongchang explosion

19. Headless corpses and the two unopened stations of Line 10

20. Xidan Xiaoshihu Hutong

1. No. 81 Chaonei Street

The two small Western-style buildings at No. 81 Chaoyangmennei Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing were built from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. It is said that they were built by the emperor for the British. The church was built together with the Wangfujing church. However, because the construction period was slower than that of Wangfujing, and war broke out later, the construction here was stopped. I heard that there is a 5-kilometer-long underground passage under the small building in Chaonei No. 81, which can lead to Tuanjie Lake. Later, a section of it was filled in during the construction of the ring line subway.

Some people say that this is a church left by the Dutch, and some people say that this is a property left by a British couple. This building was a church given to the British by the emperor in 1900. At that time, the church in Wangfujing was built together with it. However, because the construction period was slower than that of Wangfujing, and then the war broke out, the construction of this building was stopped. . After that, a Kuomintang officer lived in it. Later, the Kuomintang fled to Taiwan in panic and left his family behind. His concubine hanged herself in a room inside. After the 1960s, no one cared about it.

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