Is the spirit-asking game true or false?

The game of seeking immortals and ghosts is fake, and it is a variant or simplified version of one of the oldest superstitious witchcraft in China.

The popular games among some universities and middle school students, such as "Ask the spirits", "Chopsticks Fairy" and "Vegetable Fairy", are not new modern games, but variants or simplified versions of one of the oldest witchcraft in China.

Mr Tu Jianhua, director of China Atheism Society, told the reporter that Fuxi originated from the worship of the legendary Ziguxian, but there are different historical records about its origin. In his Three Notes, Hong Mai, a Song Dynasty poet, thought that it only appeared gradually in the period of Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty, but Liu of the Southern Dynasty recorded it in his Bieyuan.

The biggest change of "Hua Fu" is that it has become a divination game after being manipulated by literati, Taoist priests and wizards. In modern times, it has been used by guilds and has become a means for gangs to gather congregations and gather wealth.

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The famous film Ask the Fairy is a thriller directed by Byeong-ki Ahn and starring Mei Ting, Guo Jingfei and Wu Chao.

It tells the story that Li Yuzhen, a high school girl who transferred from Seoul to her parents' hometown, was bullied by her classmates in her new school, so she played ask the spirits with two other classmates who were also bullied. They invited ask the spirits to curse and bully their four classmates, but she didn't expect Yu Zhen to be possessed by the spirits of ask the spirits.

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