"Ghosts hitting the wall" is a mysterious phenomenon in Chinese folklore, and I believe many people have heard this story told by old people. According to legend, ghost hitting the wall refers to the phenomenon of people suddenly losing their way when walking in the mountains or mazes, and no matter how they walk, they cannot find a way out, as if they are pushed back by an invisible force, this phenomenon is called "ghost hitting the wall".
In ancient China, it was common to believe in the existence of ghosts and gods, and it was believed that ghosts and gods had supernatural abilities. It is said that ghosts and gods can manipulate the fate of humans and control the forces of nature, so people are full of awe and fear of the existence and power of ghosts and gods. And "ghosts hitting the wall" is also regarded as a kind of ghost power, so people are especially afraid of it.
In the eyes of modern science, ghost hitting the wall is a phenomenon, not a supernatural force. According to scientists, the ghost hitting the wall is due to a problem with the human sense of direction, which leads people to a dead end or a circular route, so that they cannot find the right way out. In the field or in a maze, people feel disturbed in their direction, which leads to this phenomenon.
In addition, it is also possible that the ghost hitting the wall is caused by human psychological factors. In the wild or in the labyrinth, people often feel helpless and fearful, and this emotion will affect people's judgment and decision-making, resulting in people unable to find the right way out, resulting in the phenomenon of ghosts hitting the wall.
In short, the "ghost hitting the wall" is not a supernatural force, but a phenomenon caused by human beings themselves. Although we cannot completely rule out the existence of mysterious phenomena that cannot be understood by human beings, we should maintain a scientific attitude and try to explain and explore these phenomena through scientific methods, instead of believing in superstition and mysticism.