Is there a real historical record of the ghost-catching incident in ancient Taoism?

Many people like to watch zombie movies in Ching-Ying Lam, where Taoist priests catch ghosts. There are also many examples of Taoist priests catching ghosts in history. However, most of these records are legends and cannot be evaluated. With the continuous development of science and technology, we know that ghosts do not exist in time, and many bizarre stories have finally been scientifically explained.

Although the Taoist ghosts in Historical Records are vivid, they are nothing more than people's imagination, or some bizarre stories were written through their own descriptions. This will also add the author's own imagination to the ghost story. Due to the limited technology at that time, some phenomena could not be reasonably explained at that time, and people began to associate these invisible things with ghosts and gods to seek answers.

Coupled with the widespread spread of ancient religions, the legend of Taoist ghosts has spread widely. Its versions are also varied. There was once a program looking for a corpse driver. After the continuous search by the program group, it was said that the last corpse driver was finally found. This man claimed to be a descendant of a Taoist priest, and his grandfather had driven away the bodies of dozens of soldiers who died overnight. But the corpse can only be moved at night and can't be seen by outsiders. In the end, he didn't give us a chance to meet.

Many final explanations of these supernatural things cannot be shown to outsiders, so their authenticity needs to be studied. Taoist ghosts don't exist, and historical records are imagined and recorded by people who can't explain a strange time. Some ancient events can't disappear in modern times. Therefore, there is no real record of Taoist ghost hunting.