Midnight Terror.
Late at night, I woke up to a nightmare and heard my mother's voice, she said that she was going to the southwest to rake the land, then to the southeast, where there was my mother's voice, she must be going to work the night shift and do farm work, and the land planed during the day was still cool. In such dry weather, it is not enough to cool the ground for too long, and you must rake it before you can sow wheat.
The courtyard fell silent, and the rustle of leaves could be heard in the mirror. However, an inexplicable fear welled up in my heart. Those horrible ghost stories and movie images came to life and scared me. I curled up all over and tried to resist fear by compressing space, but to no avail. After much deliberation, I made a decision that I couldn't even believe:
When I got up to find my parents, I put on my clothes and opened the door in the dark, not wanting to alarm my sister and sister who slept in the hall.
Out of the house, I lost my bearings, the moonlight was hazy, and the distant scene looked blurry. Home is in the middle of the back street of the village, and to go to the southwest, you must pass through two terrible places.
One is the reed pit at the west end of the village, where Han Chang is said to have jumped out. The other was the village brigade headquarters, which turned out to be the village medicine shop, and it is said that many people died. Many people heard the cries, both women and children, but I never dared to go there alone.
What now? I just wanted to be scared at home, but it wasn't good when I came out. It's good to find your parents.
I walked through the reed pit with fear in my heart. Despite some preparation, the sound of reeds scares me on such a night. As if I would encounter calamity at any time, I saw Han Chang's figure jump out, the hair all over my body stood up, and my legs did not listen to the call. But I know it's useless to go back. Maybe I will be laughed at by my sister and sister. It's good to find my parents, that's my only hope.
I trembled and walked through the reed pit, feeling glad I didn't meet Han Chang! I stood alone on the north-south path at the west end of the village, glad I didn't meet the playboy's grandson. Looking up, I saw the brigade headquarters in the village, and fear flooded my mind again.
