Where did the story of the Chinese Ghost Story in Liao Zhai come from? Are you interested?

"Strange Tales of Immortals from a Chinese Studio" is a Xianxia-Mythological Cultivation novel written by the author, Old Gu Shen. The general plot of this novel is: He thought that he had traveled back to ancient times, but he found that ghosts and demons were everywhere. The world of Liaozhai had just begun… ---------------------------- Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was a Xianxia novel written by Chao Lai. The general plot of the novel was: Li Xiunian had originally wanted to only type 4,000 words a day, relying on full attendance and the minimum living allowance to make a small failure. However, he never thought that one day, he would actually fill in a poem that Pu Songling hadn't finished and transmigrate to the world of Liao Zhai. There was no Wi-Fi, no cell phones, no kings eating chicken, and no live young ladies. There were only all kinds of fierce demons and ghosts... ---------------------------- " From Liao Zhai " was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel written by the author Meng Feichen. The general plot of this novel was: Starting from Liao Zhai, he saw ghost fox stories, read people's hearts, and interpreted his own Xianxia story. ---------------------------- " The White-Faced Scholar from Liao Zhai " was a mystery novel written by a dumb player. The general plot of the novel was: When he woke up, Tang An had returned to ancient times and turned into a pale-faced scholar who seemed to be poor and destitute, but actually held great power in his hands… ---------------------------- " The Longevity of Liao Zhai " was a Xianxia and Mythological Cultivation novel written by the author, Watermelon Rind Is Not Tasty. The general plot of this novel was: "What kind of world is this, Liao Zhai? Myths?" Meng Changsheng thought about this seriously. Ning Caichen lived in Jinhua County next door, and there was Lanruo Temple in Guobei County next door. The most shocking thing was that the fish he saved was the daughter of the Dragon King of the Jing River in the sky… ---------------------------- " Travels to the World of Liaozhai " was a Xianxia novel written by the author, Mo Kansan. The general plot of this novel was: There are many stories in Liaozhai, and the taste is long. We have to brag slowly! Since he could live again, he shouldn't just sit around and wait for death. He had to study hard and improve every day. If he practiced Kung Fu well, he wouldn't be bullied by others, but he could also bully others. Then, he could walk around and take a look. The world of Liaozhai was big. If he walked more and took more looks, he would discover different sceneries and different people... ---------------------------- The book," The Way of Longevity from Liao Zhai ", was a Xianxia novel written by the author, Wu Bi Buzheng. The general plot of this novel was: The Heavenly Court collapsed and the Netherworld was destroyed. The world of Liaozhai was about to fall into chaos. Zhou Ji had transmigrated and was cultivating his heart in the mortal world. A bamboo cane and straw sandals are lighter than a horse, a coir raincoat asks about longevity. She had a bit of fairy air, a bit of writing style, a bit of calculation, and a bit of indifference. ---------------------------- The novel, Sword Fairy Liaozhai, was a novel about a mysterious world written by the author, Watermelon Rind Is Not Tasty. The general plot of the novel was: In the twenty-ninth year of Yong 'an, in the land of Divine Prefecture, the Great Qian Dynasty had been established for more than five hundred years. The emperor was old and cherished his life. He summoned scholars from all over the world to the capital and set up a residence of strange scholars to refine medicine and seek immortality. The emperor became more and more addicted to it and alienated himself from the government. There were also princes from the east and west palaces fighting each other for the throne, resulting in the instability of the court, the chaos of the world, and the breeding of demons... This year, Chen Chuan came to this seemingly strange mythical world of Liaozhai… ---------------------------- Drunken Tales Studio was a Xianxia-mythical cultivation novel written by the author, Dragon Pain Tiger Yue. The general plot of this novel was: The ancient temple tree demon Qian Nv soul, the high tomb fox fairy grave. This was Liaozhai, not just Liaozhai… ---------------------------- The book," After Liaozhai ", was written by the author, Chen Zhuo. It was a suspense novel about a wonderful world. The general plot of the novel was: I want to expel the darkness, flatten the forbidden land, and return the world to peace! P.S. This is the story after traveling through Liao Zhai. A million completed old books, character guaranteed. The world view of this book was based on the world of Yan Chixia's descendants. It completely made up the world of Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. There was almost no connection. It was a brand new story. Several characters from Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio would appear and connect the new story...

Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was a collection of fantasy novels from ancient China, which contained many myths, legends, and ghost stories. The following is one of the stories: The Peony Pavilion: Legend has it that a woman named Du Shiniang was oppressed by her family and society because she married a poor scholar by mistake. In order to escape from her predicament, Du Shiniang secretly set up a honey trap in the garden to seduce the scholar Wen Yanbo and finally married him. However, Du Shiniang did not forget her original intention. She always missed her husband and after Wen Yanbo's death, she became a beauty in the Peony Pavilion and continued to pursue her true love. This story showed the predicament and strength of women in society at that time, and also showed people's pursuit of love and freedom.

It has added a rich collection of supernatural tales to Chinese literature. It inspired many later writers to explore the genre of supernatural and horror stories in Chinese cultural context.

"Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" was one of the representative works of ancient Chinese novels. It was written during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. The novel used myths, ghosts, monsters, and other subjects to tell many magical stories. The story of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio mainly involved the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, due to political corruption, social unrest and other reasons, people's lives were very difficult. Many people chose to believe in the existence of ghosts and monsters and used them as a power to protect themselves. This kind of belief was fully reflected in "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio". Many stories had ghosts and monsters. They were used to convey people's doubts about life and resistance to reality. In the Qing Dynasty, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was more used for cultural inheritance. During the Qing Dynasty, many cultural celebrities conducted in-depth research and interpretation of "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and used it as the source of inspiration for their literary creation. These cultural celebrities expressed their thoughts on human nature, love, friendship, loyalty and other aspects through the stories in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, which became an important part of Chinese culture. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio was a work that reflected the beliefs and cultural heritage of the ancient people. Its historical background covered the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty.

Liao Zhai was a type of ancient Chinese novel. The main reasons for using classical Chinese to write were as follows: The background and theme of the story of Liaozhai involve ancient culture, beliefs and customs, which can be better expressed in classical Chinese. The literary style of Liao Zhai is concise and bright. The expression of classical Chinese is more concise and accurate, which can better convey the emotions and thoughts of the novel. As an important part of ancient Chinese culture, the use of classical Chinese in writing can better reflect the value and significance of traditional Chinese culture. Therefore, Liao Zhai's use of classical Chinese writing was not only a literary skill but also a cultural inheritance and promotion.

One of the most famous is 'Nie Xiaoqian'. It tells a love story between a human and a ghost. The female ghost Nie Xiaoqian is both beautiful and tragic.

Yes, Nie Xiaoqian was one of the characters in the story of Liao Zhai.

From Liao Zhai onwards, Ask Me was a time travel Xianxia novel, and the author was Yan Huo Fang Bai. The story told the story of the protagonist crossing into the world of Liaozhai, slaying demons with Yan Chixia, exploring all kinds of dangerous situations, and pursuing immortality. The novel was completed with a total of 269 chapters. The specific plot and ending could only be understood by reading novels.

" From Liaozhai to Wandering " was a Xianxia online novel that was published on Qidian Chinese website. The author was Buddha Giving Flowers. The novel mainly told the story of a modern person who traveled to ancient times and became Pu Songling's errand boy. He then started a series of adventures and adventures in the world of Liaozhai. In the novel, the protagonist, Li Yunfan, helped Pu Songling complete many Liao Zhai stories with his wisdom and courage. In the process, he got to know many immortals and demons and learned various immortal spells and spells. He also used his modern knowledge and technology to help Pu Songling solve many real-life problems, winning Pu Songling's trust and respect. As the story developed, Li Yunfan gradually discovered the secret hidden behind the world of Liaozhai and was involved in a huge conspiracy involving the three worlds of heaven, earth and man. He had to constantly improve his strength in order to protect himself and the people around him in this crisis. " From Liaozhai to Wandering " was a web novel with a complicated plot and full of imagination. It was very popular among readers. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Liao Zhai is a short story because it only tells some fairy tales and folklore. It is usually short and does not require a lot of plot and character creation like a long novel. Although the story of "Liao Zhai" is wonderful and regarded as a classic in the history of Chinese literature, it still belongs to the category of short stories.