Halloween | There are ghosts and eight ghosts in the area. How many abandoned hospitals are surrounded by infant spirits?

Halloween is approaching, and many people will go to the haunted houses in the theme park to celebrate the festival, but it turns out that there were many spiritual stories in Hong Kong in the past, all over the Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Territories, some of which are abandoned buildings and are considered to be extremely gloomy. These urban legends have been circulated for a long time in the land, and they have attracted some people who love to explore the spirit to explore and shoot.

The Hong Kong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine handled 60% of abortion cases in Hong Kong during the peak period.

It was pointed out that these aborted babies would leave before they had the opportunity to touch the world, so the hospital was entangled with a lot of their grievances.

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1. After the Hong Kong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine was abandoned, it was rumored to be surrounded by infants and spirits

The Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Hospital in Central was opened in 1966 and closed in 2012, becoming an abandoned hospital in the busy city.

The Hong Kong Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a non-profit-making hospital operated by a group of doctors in the form of a fund to provide relatively cheap medical services to patients who could not afford private hospitals at that time.

Therefore, during the peak period, the hospital handled 60% of abortion cases in Hong Kong, and handled as many as 6,000 abortions each year.

It was pointed out that these aborted babies would leave before they had the opportunity to touch the world, so the hospital was entangled with a lot of their grievances.

As early as when the hospital was still in operation, many spiritual stories had been spread.

2. The high street haunted house was once used as a torture ground

The building known as the High Street Haunted House was built in 1892 and was originally a dormitory for foreign nurses in the National Hospital.

In 1941, the neighboring Victoria Mental Hospital was inadequate, so it was changed to a women's mental hospital.

During the Japanese rule of Hong Kong, the building was vacant for a time, and it was rumored that it was used as a execution ground at that time, and there have been many spiritual stories since then.

At present, the "High Street Haunted House" has been converted into a community complex in Sai Ying Pun, and the hemp stone exterior walls and corridors of the original building have been retained as first-class historical buildings in Hong Kong.

3. Fateful accidents at Waterfall Bay in Wah Fu Village

Wah Fu Village, located in Aberdeen, is also known as Hong Kong’s civilian mansions because some of the buildings can see the sea view and the neighboring luxury residence Bel-Air.

Huafu Village was completed in 5 phases, all completed before 1978. The population of Huafu Village was about 50,000 at its peak.

It turned out that Huafu Village was formerly known as the Jilongwan Cemetery and Mass Burial Grounds during the Japanese Occupation Period. When the village was built, these buried remains had to be removed. As a result, many spiritual stories have been reported.

Over the years, there have been many fatal accidents in Waterfall Bay near Wah Fu Village, which is chilling.

4. Seven maids in Yuen Long Yuyuan drowned overnight?

Located at Tung Tau Wai, Wang Chau, Yuen Long, the entertainment garden was built in 1927 and has a history of 94 years.

The exterior of the entertainment garden is an English-style red brick building with a fountain in front of it. The mansion is two stories high and there is an arcade terrace on the second floor. The top of the tower is semi-circular, and the whole is in a European style.

There is a legend in Yuyuan that there was a one-night death of seven maids in the old mansion. One of the claims is that the original owner had multiple wives and concubines. Some people were jealous of the seven maids in the house, so they were designed to be seven of them. Pushing down the pond and drowned, the pond was later filled up. When villagers passed by late at night, they heard a group of stern calls for help.

Yuyuan was listed as a historical building by the government in 2007.

5. Flood attack on Menggui Bridge in Tai Po kills 28 people

On the eve of the Yulan Festival on August 28, 1955, there was a tragedy in which many people were killed in the area near the Jiao Songzai Garden in Dapu (formerly known as Dapu Shisi Mi Menggui Bridge).

Many schools, KCRC employees and their relatives took advantage of the clear morning to go camping and hiking under the Dashan Pit of Songzaiyuan. However, the weather suddenly changed in the afternoon and a large number of tourists standing under the bridge to shelter from the rain were caught by the raging flood. After rushing away, after a round of screams, the crowd disappeared into the rapids.

The accident resulted in the tragic death of 28 people. The bodies were found in a honeymoon pool more than 30 feet below. Some of the bodies were stuck in the stone corner. Many of the dead were bloody and horrible.

Since then, the place has been called the Dapu Menggui Bridge, and it has been pointed out that from time to time, there are people who beckon to the passing vehicles to find a substitute for the dead ghost.

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6. Sau Mau Ping Theater "Full House"

In the 1970s and 1980s, when Hong Kong-produced films were popular, there were a lot of people going in and out of theaters to watch movies every day.

Among them, the Jin Maoping Theater is a popular movie theater in the district. However, due to the inconvenient location of the Xiumoping Village due to the beginning of reconstruction, the theater closed in the late 1990s.

There are also many haunted incidents in Jinmaoping opera. The most well-known story is that a mother took her son to watch a movie because of the cheap tickets in the theater. Before the opening, there were only two of them in the theater, but the son went to the theater. After returning from the bathroom, I found that the venue suddenly became full.

When leaving the scene, his mother said: "This theater is not crowded. Dozens of mosquitoes seem to be reserved. It's so good, so I don't want to do it again next time!", which made him shudder and realize that what he just saw might be. not human.

7. Frequent suicides at Cheung Chau Dongdi Xiaozhu

Dongdi Xiaozhu is a group of bungalow-style holiday buildings. It is a well-known holiday tourist destination due to its location close to the Dongwan Beach with clear waters and fine sands and pleasant scenery.

However, the place is most famous for its frequent suicides. It is also known as a "charcoal-burning suicide resort." Suicides occur frequently in Dongdi, and people are killed almost every year.

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8. Dade school adventure hits evil

Tat Tak School, located in Ping Shan, Yuen Long, is a primary school. It was founded in 1931 and moved to its current location in 1961. It has been closed since 1998.

The outside of the school was once a sandy court and there was a primitive tomb. It is known that the tomb was the tomb of the ancestors of the Deng family, which caused many haunted legends.

The most well-known incident occurred in 2011. At that time, a number of junior high school students entered the Dade School on an expedition. They were suspected of "hit the evil", pinched their necks and bit their classmates' arms. Later, the Dade School was asked by the government to hire watchmen. No idlers are allowed to break into the expedition.

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