In the dim moonlight, a light mist rose from the spring water. The Hakka nanny twisted her red twill waistband, lifted up her one-piece skirt with a black front shading cloth, and circled around the old beggar and the sweat corpse. She bent her elbows and drew a series of "yin and yang fish" in the air, while chanting a witch spell: "The tail is bent and the corpse is bent…" … Continue readingYin-Yang Magical Skills [Qing Nang Corpse Clothes Part 2: Ghost Pot]