The Stranger Things I Had At A Hotel In Shanghai
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Twenty years ago, in the winter, my friend A and I woke up when we went to Shanghai to hang out with friends. On the last day, we played in a horror room, where each one had his ID, and my mission was to go to the bathroom and find the textbooks. I had to search by section because the bathroom light was blinking, the mirror had a red blood curse written on it, the atmosphere was scary, and there was no textbook in plain sight. When I found the second compartment, I was surprised that a female ghost NPC was floating in the air and yelling at me and throwing me a textbook.
After mahjong with a friend in the secret room until around 11 p.m., I booked a hotel with shuttle service near the airport because I had to fly from Pudong Airport, far from the city center, the next morning. Since it records the health of treasure travel codes and other information as well as front desk registration, registration, and a very slow, ID scan when you can't hold your urine, A registered first and inquired about the location of the communal bathroom to go pee for the first time at the front desk.
The location of the bathroom was on the second floor, so it was very difficult to find, and I turned left and right before I found it in the corner. After I resolved it, it was also on the second floor so my friend could complete the registration back to our room, send me the room number, and register right back in the day, and when I looked at the time it was almost midnight. I fumbled my way back, and when I turned the left corner, I saw something strange.
There was a row of rooms on the left, a street-facing window on the right, and in front of the hallway, a strange woman in a white one-piece down jacket with her back to the room, her face facing the window, her hair long and tilted her head forward, her hair barely covering her face. I wanted to unconsciously turn and walk in the opposite direction, but I thought if I turned my head, it would move right behind me, so I dared not act prematurely and just walked forward. I consoled myself that I should have been scared during the day, but now I saw something unclean because my sheep was lacking and close to zero. I thought we were well off the road and she didn't seem to notice me, and if she pretended not to see her, we'd be fine with each other. She was standing in the hallway on the left, so I walked to her and then slowly walked to my right, in case she noticed if I went to the right for a moment. As I walked, she kept her head forward and motionless. Suddenly she moved when I got to her, and she said to me, "Give me $100. I was so surprised that I didn't dare to answer, but she kept saying, "Give me $100," and I took the opportunity to run down the stairs.
I was a little scared while I was checking in at the front desk, and after having such a bizarre experience, I unconsciously tried to find someone close to me and tell A about it. When I came back to the second floor after checking in, I realized that the seat where the woman was standing was empty. I told A about this, and he didn't believe me, and I thought it was a real hallucination because he was so scared during the day that I made up the story or that I had hallucinated, but when I looked again, I really saw that girl and she said to me. During our argument, I heard footsteps outside the door clicking like slippers, and A and I looked at each other and asked if we heard them, and he said yes. The footsteps stopped at our door and motioned for A to open the door, and A hurriedly blocked him, A said he saw through the cat's eyes and I said yes. I don't dare look into the eyes of a cat, and I'm afraid to see red and white pupils burst or someone lying down and looking into our room. Seeing that there was no weapon, I took two bottles of hotel water to defend myself and went outside, and the hallway was empty and there was nothing. At this point, A was also a little scared and wondered if what I just said was true.
A and I thought the duck sitting in the room was the most silly thing to do at this time, so A looked the cat in the eye a few more times and rushed out to the front desk to make sure there was no one outside, so the front desk asked for surveillance. The receptionist told me he would talk to the receptionist, so I turned around and called the receptionist to the back door, who whispered something in the receptionist's ear and told me to go out first, so I would take care of it. The woman I met said she was crazy. Crazy? I couldn't believe how could there be a madman in the hotel. The manager said she seemed a little crazy and that her room rate hadn't been paid for a few days. A and I still insisted on looking at the surveillance camera, but the manager refused because he didn't have the authority to show it to the police if they didn't report it. It was already late and I had to believe it because I had to get on a plane the next day, and nothing strange happened all night again.
After mahjong with a friend in the secret room until around 11 p.m., I booked a hotel with shuttle service near the airport because I had to fly from Pudong Airport, far from the city center, the next morning. Since it records the health of treasure travel codes and other information as well as front desk registration, registration, and a very slow, ID scan when you can't hold your urine, A registered first and inquired about the location of the communal bathroom to go pee for the first time at the front desk.
The location of the bathroom was on the second floor, so it was very difficult to find, and I turned left and right before I found it in the corner. After I resolved it, it was also on the second floor so my friend could complete the registration back to our room, send me the room number, and register right back in the day, and when I looked at the time it was almost midnight. I fumbled my way back, and when I turned the left corner, I saw something strange.
There was a row of rooms on the left, a street-facing window on the right, and in front of the hallway, a strange woman in a white one-piece down jacket with her back to the room, her face facing the window, her hair long and tilted her head forward, her hair barely covering her face. I wanted to unconsciously turn and walk in the opposite direction, but I thought if I turned my head, it would move right behind me, so I dared not act prematurely and just walked forward. I consoled myself that I should have been scared during the day, but now I saw something unclean because my sheep was lacking and close to zero. I thought we were well off the road and she didn't seem to notice me, and if she pretended not to see her, we'd be fine with each other. She was standing in the hallway on the left, so I walked to her and then slowly walked to my right, in case she noticed if I went to the right for a moment. As I walked, she kept her head forward and motionless. Suddenly she moved when I got to her, and she said to me, "Give me $100. I was so surprised that I didn't dare to answer, but she kept saying, "Give me $100," and I took the opportunity to run down the stairs.
I was a little scared while I was checking in at the front desk, and after having such a bizarre experience, I unconsciously tried to find someone close to me and tell A about it. When I came back to the second floor after checking in, I realized that the seat where the woman was standing was empty. I told A about this, and he didn't believe me, and I thought it was a real hallucination because he was so scared during the day that I made up the story or that I had hallucinated, but when I looked again, I really saw that girl and she said to me. During our argument, I heard footsteps outside the door clicking like slippers, and A and I looked at each other and asked if we heard them, and he said yes. The footsteps stopped at our door and motioned for A to open the door, and A hurriedly blocked him, A said he saw through the cat's eyes and I said yes. I don't dare look into the eyes of a cat, and I'm afraid to see red and white pupils burst or someone lying down and looking into our room. Seeing that there was no weapon, I took two bottles of hotel water to defend myself and went outside, and the hallway was empty and there was nothing. At this point, A was also a little scared and wondered if what I just said was true.
A and I thought the duck sitting in the room was the most silly thing to do at this time, so A looked the cat in the eye a few more times and rushed out to the front desk to make sure there was no one outside, so the front desk asked for surveillance. The receptionist told me he would talk to the receptionist, so I turned around and called the receptionist to the back door, who whispered something in the receptionist's ear and told me to go out first, so I would take care of it. The woman I met said she was crazy. Crazy? I couldn't believe how could there be a madman in the hotel. The manager said she seemed a little crazy and that her room rate hadn't been paid for a few days. A and I still insisted on looking at the surveillance camera, but the manager refused because he didn't have the authority to show it to the police if they didn't report it. It was already late and I had to believe it because I had to get on a plane the next day, and nothing strange happened all night again.
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