The so-called "goods" is to see whether the corpse is beautiful or not, and then bargain with the "dealers" according to the beauty of the corpse...... Here, there is also a "rule of the trade": "customers" can only have sexual contact with corpses, and cannot play difficult tricks (everyone knows). Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info) so as not to cause "harm" to the corpse. The time is also strictly controlled, usually 20 minutes. From the moment the "customer" enters the air-conditioned room, the "traffickers" count down at the door, and when the time comes, regardless of whether you finish it or not, they will enter the house and chase people, unless you are willing to pay a second price. After the "customer" is finished, the makeup artist re-enters the air-conditioned room, cleans and makes up the female corpse, and then waits for the arrival of the second "customer", in a normal sense, a corpse can only be parked for 3 days, and after three days, even if the corpse does not decompose, it will not be satisfied by the "customer" because it has lost the unique "elasticity" of the human body. (Author's note: Many foreign media have interviewed this special custom in Laos, and some media have given that some people in Laos have a necrophilia complex, in fact, through the concept of the corpse being parked for only three days, we can basically rule out the psychological problem of necrophilia, which is really just a cultural custom!) It's just that this custom is relatively primitive and ignorant. This also illustrates the business experience of the "traffickers" in disguise, a corpse, as long as it is full of three "customers", can basically save the capital, and when the fourth "customer" is received, it should be profitable. Once the body enters the third day, the "traffickers" will pull the body into the crematorium for cremation, and after cremation, the ashes will be buried casually, without a fixed grave. This time, there are also some family members of the corpse who will be willing to pay some price to buy back the ashes of their relatives and bury them!

This industrial chain of having sex with corpses can be said to be very popular in remote areas of Laos, and the national government seems to be "familiar with turning a blind eye" to this phenomenon, after all, this industrial chain, in terms of intuitive feeling, may be a little disgusting, but the harm to society is not particularly great, but in recent years, with the development of this industrial chain "growing", there are also occasional news of deliberately mutilating young women to obtain the source of corpses, but this kind of madness is only a very small minority...... As for having sex with a young female corpse, whether it can bring good luck to people, the feelings are only clear in the hearts of the parties!

Through this incident, it is not difficult to see that in the psychology of some Lao people, this corpse is related to good luck, so another industrial chain is also operating - making corpse powder. The reason why this incident is told today as a "supernatural event" is because on November 27, 1999, there was a supernatural incident caused by corpse powder, and many people call the incident: corpse powder for yin money.

The real location of this incident is in Yunnan, China, which borders northern Laos, and people-to-people exchanges are extremely frequent, so it is not uncommon for some customs in Laos to "influence" Yunnan. There is one person to mention here: Mu Minshun. This name is now an ordinary name, but 17 years ago today, it was the No. 1 person in Yunnan, because this person had a certain amount of influence at the time, so in order to prevent readers from taking a seat, a pseudonym is used here.

According to relevant records, Mu Minshun was born in 1978 in a border town in Yunnan, with a poor family background, and he was regarded by his parents as "unworthy descendants". After graduating from junior high school, he stopped studying and began to work as a coolie on the China-Laos border with the villagers of the same village. Moving goods and good and bad work is contradictory, Mu Minshun is in the contradiction to seek "survival", the daily hard work is enough for one day's expenses, and will never sell one more labor, after a period of work, everyone else can earn a little money to buy a motorcycle, in preparation for more work, and Mu Minshun is still the same, living a life where one person is full of food and the whole family is not hungry.

The 1999 National Day may be related to the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and the people-to-people trade on the Sino-Laos border is unusually active, and the atmosphere of the holiday is very strong. But Mu Minshun as usual, still slept a lazy sleep, more than 10 o'clock came to the bazaar, at this time, the goods handling work in the bazaar basically came to an end, only some sporadic casual workers can be selected, Mu Minshun was unhurried, squatting at the friendship bridge on the border of China and Laos, holding a "carrying" card with a brush capitalization in his hand, looking at the cars and people in front of him, from time to time a trader stopped in front of Mu Minshun......

"Two hundred boxes of fruit are unloaded, what are you doing?" The vendor asked:

"How much?" Mu Minshun squatted there and replied unreasonably:

"20" The vendor raised two fingers and said:

Mu Minshun's daily expenses are almost 20 yuan, and the original 20 yuan is not bad, but when he thought that he wanted to smoke a whole pack of cigarettes today, 20 was almost there, so he shook his hand and said: "3 at least 30." The vendor thought that the price was a bit high, and seeing that there were other "coolies" not far away looking for work, he didn't agree and went to his house. Mu Minshun thought that there would be "big business", so he hummed a small tune "lightly", and he didn't feel pity at all for the "escaped business".

But it was such a "squat", squatting until nearly 12 o'clock at noon, Mu Minshun's stomach began to rumble, and he did not wait for the so-called "big business", seeing that the bazaars on the Sino-Laos border had been closed and dispersed, it was very likely that today's income would be "zero", Mu Minshun began to feel sorry for himself, complaining that the 20 yuan fruit unloading business just now should be accepted, it is better than nothing, with the 20 yuan, at least you can not be hungry.

Complaining is complaining, but the reality still has to be accepted, Mu Minshun thought about the leftover rice noodles he ate yesterday in the rented room, and weighed that he could cope with the past today, so he slowly stood up, put away the cards, and pretended to be completely idle and prepared to leave the Friendship Bridge and go home. At this time, a dark-skinned, short-pitched middle-aged man appeared in front of Mu Minshun and said to Mu Minshun in stiff Chinese: "What you can carry?" The Chinese was unfamiliar, and the grammar of the expression was also problematic, but Mu Minshun understood it, nodded at the middle-aged man and said, "Well, do the porter, you are from Laos?" (To be continued) (To be continued.) )