The truth of the supernatural incident in Liwan Square is revealed, and the ghosts and ghosts in Liwan Square are counted. Litchi Square in Guangzhou is notorious. There are countless people committing suicide in Litchi Square, so many legends have flowed out. Some people say that there are supernatural events in Litchi Square, and there are evil ghosts. Let's reveal the truth about Litchi Square!
In Liwan Square, which is known as the "Liwan Corpse Field" by Guangzhou people, just last month, there were two suicides by jumping off the building. Before the frequent occurrence of jumping off the building, this place has been named as the first supernatural place in Guangzhou.
Wei Lu Xiaobian checked the information and found that there have been many falling incidents in Liwan Square.
1. On the evening of December 4, 2014, on the 5th floor of Liwan Plaza in Guangzhou, a man jumped off and smashed a passing man to death. A middle-aged man who committed suicide in order to escape was found out by the police that he had concealed his true identity for 17 years - Lin Jincheng, the "gun-snatching bandit" who made a sensation in Yangcheng in 1997.
2. In August 2014, a man in Liwan Plaza, Liwan District, was suspected of a dispute over alimony. He picked up his daughter and jumped from the 5th floor. He was persuaded by the police more than an hour later.
3. At around 8:30 pm on June 30, 2010, a young woman jumped from the platform on the 4th floor of Liwan Plaza and died on the spot.
4. At about 1 pm on January 30, 2010, a young man jumped off from a restaurant on the fifth floor of the South Tower of Liwan Plaza and died on the spot.
5. At about 9 am on July 19, 2009, a man jumped to his death in a shopping mall in the south tower of Liwan Plaza.
6. At 1:00 noon on November 5, 2008, the South Tower of Liwan Square was opposite the south gate of Shangxiajiu Square. A 25-year-old man fell to his death from the 5th floor.
7. On March 4, 2008, a man in his 40s jumped to his death from the 5th floor of Liwan Plaza.
8. At around 7:40 pm on May 1, 2005, a 40-year-old man jumped to his death from the fifth floor of the South Tower of Liwan Plaza.
9. In the early morning of October 19, 2004, a woman in her 20s fell to her death from a balcony on the 15th floor of Lijing Pavilion in Liwan Plaza. At about 7 am on the same day, a woman in her 50s jumped to her death on the 5th floor of the South Tower business district of Liwan Plaza.
10. On October 10, 2004, a man fell from the 5th floor of Liwan Plaza and died on the spot.
11. At around 3:00 pm on October 9, 2004, an elderly man in his 60s fell from the 5th floor of Area A of Liwan Plaza and died on the spot.
[The above are some of the suicide incidents]
It is reported that before the construction of the land in 1994, Feng Shui masters persuaded to build a park or temple on this land, but the developers still insisted on developing a commercial center. As a result, eight empty coffins from the Qing Dynasty were dug up here the next day. Therefore, some people say that eight people die every year in Liwan Square as the scapegoat for these eight coffins.
There are also reports that all four executives of the developer have died mysteriously after taking over the land. Among them, the second boss and Xiaomi died on the construction site. When they were found, all the organs of the boss seemed to be torn off alive, and the scene of blood splashing around was very strange.
The fourth boss didn't believe in evil, but he was seriously injured by a dog on the construction site when he was visiting at night. He could have been rescued, but 120 was bizarrely unable to connect that day. Since then, many people have said that they heard a man in that corner calling out "" It hurts, it hurts, it hurts."
Some people even heard some old people say that a monk who conquered demons was once invited here. The eminent monk promised to drive away the evil spirits within three days. Surprisingly, the eminent monk was found dead in a broken tile on the second day, which undoubtedly brought the evil spirits of Liwan Square to the extreme.
