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My mind says it's fantasy, but my nerves seem to disagree

By John Lydon | China Daily | Updated: 2019-08-15 07:34

China's version of Halloween is celebrated on Thursday. During the Zhongyuan Festival (Ghost Festival), people burn paper money as sacrifices to please the spirits.

In some places, they float lotus-shaped paper lanterns on water.

The afterlife seems much more a part of everyday life in China than in the West. There, the existence of spirits, or ghosts, is debated, and even few believers would accept ghosts' presence around us as a commonplace reality.

My mind says it's fantasy, but my nerves seem to disagree

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