2016年4月5日 · Chinese Black Magic, The ancient practice of magic in China: venom-based poison. In Chinese folklore, especially in the South, was developed a whole literature on the magic to harm, sicken, or eliminate people somehow perceived as antagonistic.

In Chinese culture, the practice of Gong Tau involves black magic for purposes such as revenge and personal gain. Japanese folklore features witch figures who employ foxes as familiars. Korean history includes instances of individuals being condemned for using spells.

2022年8月7日 · CHINESE BLACK MAGIC is a new and broad collation of the known chinese traditions about black magic. Black magic practices include "curse" spells, the "Five Poisonous Animals", "wu" magic and the ill-understood, fearsome Mao Sban magic.

In China, black magic is termed ‘Ku,’ which implies magic that can injure someone. The word ‘Ku sounds quite similar to the word ‘Wu,’ which, on the other hand, means white magic, which is used for the benefit of others.

GONG TAU (降头 In Hokkien/Teochew/Cantonese) or JIANG TOU ( (降头In Mandarin) is a kind of witchcraft prevalent in South East Asia. Whenever someone got attacked by Black Magic, the Chinese Folks in South East Asia will refer it as "TIO GONG TAU" (中降头）.

the Chinese term ku.1 These ideas and practices justify the use of the phrase " Black Magic "; that is, magic whose purpose is to injure someone. In this sense the word is contrasted with wu,2 "White Magic," or magic whose purpose is beneficial. The phrase "Black Magic " is too general, however, for the Chinese term ku

2025年1月10日 · In this meticulously researched book, discover the fascinating history and rituals behind some of the most iconic elements of Chinese black magic. From the mysterious "Gu Poison" to intricate talismans and exorcisms, each chapter unveils the symbolic, spiritual, and practical facets of these ancient practices.

CHINESE BLACK MAGIC is a new and broad collation of the known chinese traditions about black magic. Black magic practices include "curse" spells, the "Five Poisonous Animals", "wu" magic and the ill-understood, fearsome Mao Sban magic.

In this exposé, we explore the origins, practices, and symbolism behind ancient Chinese magic, examining its role in historical battles between forces of light and darkness. Learn about...

2019年9月11日 · In Chinese folklore was developed a whole literature on the magic to harm, sicken or eliminate people somehow perceived as antagonistic. All these practices are counted under the umbrella name of...