十八層地獄

What travelers say:

The world said about Fengdu, the first thought is ghost city, ghost country and the underworld. Ghost gate gate, Huangquan Road, Naihe Bridge, Mengpo Tang, Sansheng Stone, Ten King Halls, 18th floor hell, Wangxiangtai, etc. are the topics that cannot be around in the ghost city. After all, after the legendary death, a wisp of ghosts can only trek through these places, and then reincarnate, and then continue the red dust. But when it comes to ghost towns, the most relishing but sincere and fearful places are not 18 layers of hell. In fact, there are such statements about hell, Buddhas and Taoists, but the name and number of layers are slightly different. The 18-layer hell legend of Fengdu Ghost City is a theory that absorbs and integrates the causal nemesis and hell of Taoists and Buddhas, and forms the 18-layer hell theory that is easier for the world to understand with more concise and popular expressions. Fengdu ghost town culture, it is more than 2,000 years of continuous absorption and integration of Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian and other Chinese culture and religious beliefs, finally formed an extremely complicated ghost cultural system, mainly promoting good and filial piety. In the ghost town scenic area, the eighteen-story hell scene is located on both sides of the Temple of Heaven, press the upper nine floors, and the lower nine floors are distributed on both sides. In fact, throughout the entire eighteen-level hell legend, there are not many deep theories, all around our daily many words and deeds, even many torture tools are the daily life and production tools used by the people. There may be no hell in this world, and there are many injustices in the world that seem to be gone. Whether it is a fiction or not, the rulers in ancient times ruled the demand, established a ghost city such a place, with some seemingly cruel, extreme means to build a deep eighteen-level hell, but also rely on the ancients hope to teach the world to do good, love, The good wish of filial piety can be described as good intentions. I don't know if there is a ghost in the world, or a hell, because the dead can't tell you the answer. But I want to say that we can go further, and we can always have a fear of God, a fear of heaven and earth, a fear of nature, a fear of life, a fear of teachers, a fear of ancestors, a fear of morality, and it is also the reason why our Chinese nation can stand for thousands of years.