Movie《The Broken Tomb》The Legend of the Nail

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Movie《The Broken Tomb》The Legend of the Nail

In the movie "Broken Tomb", an iron nail is buried in the north of Gangwon Province. It is shown on the map that it is the backbone of a tiger, which can damage the national destiny of the peninsula.

Although there is no official or official document mentioning this in history.There is no written record, but in fact there are many iron nails on the famous mountains on the Korean Peninsula.In the 1990s, the former president expressed his determination to clean up the remnants of the Japanese occupation, which included removing the iron nails driven into key points in the mountains.

As the millennium approaches, this kind of statement seems unscientific to many Koreans, and newspapers even question whether Kim Young-sam is a Feng Shui master.However, the Ministry of Interior carried out the order and removed 118 nails in February 1995.

In 1995, at the peak of the popularity of the legend of iron nails breaking veins, two huge iron nails were discovered in Yanggu County, Gangwon Province. The longest one was 2.58 meters long.Because the discoverer felt that these long nails best reflected the evil of the Japanese invaders, they sent them to the National Folk Museum for an exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the liberation, and wrote this on the cultural relics introduction:

“Iron nails cutting veins are part of Japan’s policy of genocide. The Japanese invaders inserted iron stakes into famous mountains or poured molten iron into famous mountains in an attempt to extinguish the spirit and blood of the nation.Inserting iron stakes into famous Feng Shui mountains is to suppress the earth's energy and exterminate talents.”

But careful observers discovered that this iron nail was too new.So some Korean reporters began to investigate and found that there was no evidence to show that this was a nail driven by the Japanese in order to end the country's destiny. More importantly, some people had proposed expert research before the exhibition, but these remarks were ignored and suppressed..

The core of the second half of the film is about how to remove a special iron nail driven into a special location.Searching for relevant information in the Chinese world, I found that there is a saying that the Japanese invaders surveyed the dragon veins of the entire Korean Peninsula and drove more than 300 wooden stakes into important locations because the wood would rot and would not be removed.It is also said that nails made of Japanese samurai swords were driven into Gyeongbokgung Palace to suppress the Joseon royal family.

The tiger represents the Korean peninsula, which looks like a tiger, and the iron piles mentioned in the film also have historical basis. It is said that during the Japanese occupation, Japan drove huge iron nails into many geomantic places in South Korea to destroy Korean geomantic omen and weaken the country.According to rumors, since 1985, about 300 iron piles have been pulled out across the Korean peninsula, but there are still many buried deep everywhere.

Some South Koreans believe that this is the reason why North and South Korea were separated. Many people believe that this is one of the reasons why most of South Korea's presidents do not die well - the Cheong Wa Dae Curse.

Folklorists also say that if nails or stakes are driven into ancestral graves, it is like cursing that family - not to have a male - and may cause future generations of males to be unable to find a way out.A bizarre incident also occurred in South Korea. The head of a coastal village had been dreaming about his deceased father for several nights in a row. The village head felt something was fishy and went to inspect his father's tomb, only to find that about 150 centimeters had been inserted into the tomb.Iron pile.

Similar iron stakes were inserted into 20 ancestral graves of other villagers, with a total of 378, and all of them were targeted at ancestral graves with adult males in the family!In the eyes of Korean shamans, this kind of behavior is regarded as a secret technique of cursing others. Generally, shamans will not help do such a thing, because it is the same as being hired to kill people, and even shamansIt may also bring bad luck itself.

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