In 1963 Hong Kong people, Murray House in Central was haunted

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When the Japanese army occupied Murray House it was used as an execution place for prisoners. It is said that more than 4 000 people were killed. After the war it was used as the office of many government departments. In 1963 when the haunting was the worst period the government used public funds to hold a Buddhist ceremony to transcend the dead. ceremony. The clip appears 大堂定慧寺创山创师 Zengxiu Great Monk Young Young Jue Guang Master. "Murray Building" was built in 1844. It was originally part of the Murray Barracks. Due to the construction of the Bank of China Building the original site was demolished and more than 3 000 pieces of original building materials were moved to Stanley for reconstruction. The reconstruction was completed in 1998.

Central "Murley Building"# There have been many rumors of hauntings (the location is at the Bank of China today). The female government officials heard crying in the toilet. Some people saw a headless ghost. Even the British government bosses saw it! Scared out of their wits !, the Hong Kong government then used public salaries to ask priests and priests to exorcise ghosts, and also invited Buddhists to transcend and purify,

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