The City That Eats Its Dead: 23 Urban Myths from China is a chilling collection of modern Chinese urban legends, ghost stories, cursed places, vanished passengers, haunted buildings, and restless spirits born from the collision of ancient folklore and rapidly changing cities. Blending horror, mystery, and cultural atmosphere, the book explores how old fears survive inside neon streets, apartment towers, abandoned roads, and crowded modern lives. Each chapter uncovers a different myth, revealing a China where the dead are never truly gone — and where the city itself seems to remember, hunger, and haunt.
