Fengdu, Chongqing, China (folk tale)
Fengdu Ghost City
Folklore — not a documented case
Mingshan hill on the Yangtze is said to be the gateway to the underworld of Chinese belief, where souls are judged. Temples on the hill reflect this belief.
In Fengdu County, part of Chongqing, Mingshan hill on the bank of the Yangtze River has been called the 'Ghost City' for nearly two thousand years. The hill holds temples, statues and bridges depicting Diyu, the underworld of Chinese mythology, and Buddhist images of hell.
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