鬼故 !? 10 點

Ning (Leslie Cheung) is a timid tax collector whose line of work requires him to travel to rural areas to perform his job. During one of his regular trips, he is side-tracked from his duties when his account ledgers are soaked by a downpour and he eventually gets lost in the wilderness trying to find shelter. He soon finds that his surroundings are bathed in an eerie mist and close encounters with predators in the wild are not the only dangers he face, as he catches the eye of Nie (Joey Wong), an alluringly beautiful ghost. Ning is unaware that she is actually the slave of a powerful tree demon who feasts on the souls of men that she lures for him. However, Ning is not a lecherous scoundrel like her other prey and she takes him under her care and soon falls in love with him. The tree demon, outraged at her betrayal, attempts everything within his power to stop their romance and destroy their souls.

Ning, however, is no ghostbuster and enlists the aid of Master Yan (Wu Ma), a Taoist priest, to help free Nie's soul and destroy the tree demon. As with most romances with the supernatural in Chinese mythology, there is little hope of a fairytale ending, which many would come to expect in a Hollywood fairy tale, and their fate is no exception. In the end, the only way to save Nie is to help her soul enter the netherworld so that she may finally find peace, and be able to reincarnate and live a better life. At the end of the movie, Ning is left only with a lingering memory of his beloved whom he loses in the forest forever.

Ok ! I tell you a true story , I heard from my friend.........

My friend said:
My father in-law passed away 6 weeks ago, the other day my wife and her sister were driving along with my 4 year old son in the back. He was laughing and moving around, my wife said why are you laughing he responded the man sitting next to me keeps smiling and tickling me. they stopped the car and looked at each other, what does he look like my son was asked, in perfect detail described my father in-law down to what he was wearing the day he passed away.