During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, there lived a strange man in Qi Baishi's hometown of Xiangtan, Hunan.
This man's surname was Zhang, who was originally a county magistrate in Wuxi, so he was called Wuxi Mr.
Zhang.
Because he was an upright and upright man, and an honest official, he was deeply loved by the people, diligent and conscientious in his work, and was gradually promoted to the rank of Minister of Dali Temple.
Later, he offended a certain prince because he stood up for a common man.
Because he refused to compromise with the powerful, he simply packed up and returned to his hometown to sell vegetables.
Mr.
Zhang did not rub dirt in his eyes.
When he was a county magistrate in Wuxi, he was known to have a bad temper.
Once, a superior official entertained a guest in the mansion and invited leaders at all levels to sit with him.
He also invited a female actor who was very popular at the time to sing and add to the fun.
In order to support this high-ranking official, all the dignitaries present took out red envelopes and gave them to the actor.
After the actor finished singing, he came off the stage and took off his makeup, and immediately came out to toast the dignitaries to express his gratitude.
During the toast, everyone praised the actor for his good singing.
Along the way, the only person I came to was Mr.
Zhang.
He stroked his beard and said, "I can't bear to see you like this.
Why don't you find a big man to propose a toast to me and watch me drink him three times in a row."
Mr.
Zhang If so, let everyone present The dignitaries were all startled, and the high-ranking official who was treating the guests also felt that he could no longer hold on to his face and had a long face.
However, he thought that the reason why Mr.
Zhang was so unscrupulous was because there was a greater force in the court backing him, and he did not Dare to attack.
Mr.
Zhang also has a hobby.
He likes to talk about ghosts.
He often tells some sensational things.
He even said that he can see ghosts in the daytime with his left eye.
Not only can he see ghosts, but he also dares to fight ghosts.
He claims that there is no need to be afraid after seeing ghosts.
Just fight him.
Someone was curious and asked him what he should do if he couldn't beat it, but Mr.
Zhang said: "If you can't beat it, it's the same as it."
Once he went out in a sedan chair and walked to the street, he suddenly burst out laughing.
The followers were greatly puzzled and asked him why he was laughing.
Mr.
Zhang said: "I just saw a big-bellied ghost on the street on the road.
He was less than three feet long and had a belly as big as a barrel.
He was half lying and half sitting there to rest.
Unexpectedly, I ran into a drunk man who was staggering over.
The big-bellied ghost suddenly kicked him in the stomach.
It sat up and rolled on the ground holding its belly.
After the drunk man helped it up, it was found that although its belly was dented by the kick, its eyes were protruding, so it was funny."
After asking, he looked back.
I didn't see the scene that Mr.
Zhang mentioned.
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According to Master Zhang: A few years after a person dies, the ghost he transforms into will become smaller and smaller, but it is different for wealthy people.
Moreover, ghosts are the most snobbish people.
When they see people dressed in high-class clothes, they will beg for mercy, worship and bow to them.
When he sees someone in ragged clothes, he will go up to him, either to scare him or to tease him.
I think this Mr.
Zhang is not really able to see ghosts, and is probably just condemning the vassalism, but his description is very imaginative
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