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The cast of the fox demon matchmaker live-action TV series included Yang Mi, Gong Jun, Guo Xiaoting, Wei Zheming, Hu Lianxin, Wen Zhengrong, Zhang Linghe, Yuan Bingyan, Li Yitong, Cheng Yi, Liu Shishi, Wu Xuanyi, Zhang Ruonan, Shen Yue, Meng Ziyi, Zhou Jieqiong, Zhang Yunlong, Zhai Xiaowen, Ding Yuxi, and other actors. Waiting too long for the TV series? Then click on the link below to read the original novel and understand the relevant plot in advance!

The story of Lance Armstrong can also be seen in this light. Before his doping scandal, he was a cancer survivor. He had to fight the 'demon' of a life - threatening disease. However, his later actions of doping marred his story. But initially, his fight against cancer was an inspiring real - life story of battling a huge 'demon'.

The cast of the fox demon matchmaker's live version included Yang Mi, Gong Jun, Guo Xiaoting, Wei Zheming, Hu Lianxin, Wen Zhengrong, Zhu Xudan, Yang Shize, Chen Yao, Mao Zijun, Chen Duling, Zhang Linghe, and so on.

Definitely not. Since dinosaurs lived millions of years ago and we don't have the technology to travel back in time, it has to be a made - up story. It could be inspired by scientific research on dinosaurs, but it's not a real - life account.

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The actors of the real-life version of the Fox Demon Matchmaker TV series included Yang Mi, Gong Jun, Guo Xiaoting, Wei Zheming, Hu Lianxin, Wen Zhengrong, Zhang Linghe, Liu Shishi, Wu Xuanyi, Zhang Ruonan, Shen Yue, Meng Ziyi, Zhou Jieqiong, Zhang Yunlong, Zhai Xiaowen, Ding Yuxi, Cheng Yi, and Li Yitong.

Yes.

I think it's a bit of both. Some of these stories could be based on real, unexplained events that people then attributed to demons because they didn't have any other explanation at the time. However, a lot of them are also just made - up tales passed down through generations to scare people. For instance, the legend of the 'Bloody Mary' might have started from a real person who was wrongly accused or had a tragic end, and over time, it turned into a demon - like story.

There's the case in Loudun, France in the 17th century. A group of nuns were said to be possessed. But looking at the historical and social context, it could have been a case of mass hysteria. The nuns were in a very strict religious environment, and there were political and religious power struggles at the time. So, this so - called possession might have been a way for them to express their suppressed emotions or be used as a tool in the power plays of the time.

Well, in my opinion, most of these so - called 'demon possession stories' are likely just superstition. There's no scientific evidence to prove the existence of demons. People might misinterpret mental illness or strange behavior as demon possession. For example, in the past, epilepsy was thought to be a sign of possession when it's actually a neurological disorder.