Don’t worship indiscriminately in temples of unknown origin! The movie “Hua Jie” is adapted from real people and real events. In the original book, Ms. Ji Jing knew that the elder sister was the prototype of Zeng Guanting’s “Wang Shuya”. Due to the construction of a new temple near her home, her friend gave her a lighted lamp and she was accepted as Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva by the temple. Since then the granddaughter has turned into a human and a ghost. Many palaces and temples were horrified and refused to help. Friend disappeared after sharing bizarre story. Incidentally, the social news has also seen the presence of cult organizations recently. The incident of abusing believers in the name of exorcism is exactly the message of the movie “Hua Ji”: choose the temples carefully, and don’t give random characters!

“Soldiers of Ho Run Tung” “My Teeth Miss You” Zhang Fenghao, who was once a member of the Korean men’s group “Top Secret (later renamed TST)”, broke the image of a handsome boy this time, and The frequent “all star games” Xi Weilun and the “Debt Collection Queen” Sun Junxi are elementary school students who are bullied by the older sister of the karate club. To get rid of the bullying, An Yuan, played by Zhang Fenghao, dealt with demons, worshiped yin temples to make wishes to unknown ghosts and gods, and made a plan to obtain the Eight-character method meeting of his classmates , causing everyone to become collectively obsessed with evil and tragically die one by one in different ways. Local supernatural version of “Desperate End Station”. However, Shi Weilun, Sun Junshi and others have suffered a lot for the “method of death”. Among them, the death situation in Zhang Fenghao’s play is even more strange. He stuffed his body into a cabinet with extreme dents and sprains. Because of this, only then did he present a satisfying and terrifyingly bloody picture.

Is the “Eight Diagram Formation” in the scene of “Hua Ji” conducting the ceremony also true? , When Zhang Fenghou’s character was immersed in inviting the gods to descend on the spirit, the demon-possessed expression was quite realistic, and the staff trembled. What tickled the skin of the head was that the thunderstorm had just broken out that night, and there was no wind or rain on the scene before the shoot. Unexpectedly, when the shooting began, the wind outside the window quickened with the rhythm of the chanting, and the branches and leaves of the trees shook wildly. When the director called, the weather outside suddenly turned cool again. Super hairy.” “Hua Jie” will be screened across Taiwan on June 21.