The China film Waiting for You, starring VanNess Wu and others, pointed out in its propaganda that Chinatown is a "famous ghost street". Experts who study local literature and history are dissatisfied with this and think that there has never been such a saying. How can Chinatown be crowned as a "ghost street"? The propaganda of the film mentioned: "The story is adapted from the true story of the famous' Ghost Street' Chinatown in Singapore in the 1940s."

Scholars of literature and history have nothing to say.

The film tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of the young master of a pharmaceutical factory in Chinatown. 10 years later, a young man who looks exactly like him went to work in a pharmaceutical oil factory, met many paranormal, and exposed the inside story of young master's murder.

Han Shanyuan, a famous scholar of literature and history in Singapore, said in an interview that as far as he knows, there has never been such a thing in Chinatown, and Chinatown is not a famous ghost street.

"The so-called Chinatown, residents who have lived there for decades will not be sad? How can you say that? "

Wu Anlong, founder of Asian Supernatural Association, said that movie stories should not be true, and Chinatown is not a place with many ghost stories.

Expose the truth that the second shop is haunted.

He once investigated the "haunted" accidents of two shops in Chinatown.

At that time, when people working in the shop complained that there was no one in the office, they would hear footsteps in the room and all kinds of strange sounds coming from the roof.

After investigation, it is found that the floors and beams between shops are connected, so the footsteps next door will spread to the shops, which sounds like someone walking in the shops, which will make people misunderstand.

The old house has many dark corners and long corridors, which inevitably gives people a gloomy feeling.

Funeral parlour asks Mai Po to live in the house.

Wu Anlong pointed out that Niucheshui Shuo 'e Lane used to be the gathering place of funeral parlours, and there were many women in M, commonly known as "dead streets". Because there were many coolies in the past, many people in the local Shuo 'e Lane died of poverty and disease.

People used to think that guests would become ghosts when they died in a foreign land, which may be the source of some ghost stories in Shuo 'e Lane. Nowadays, many shops and houses in Shuoshu Lane have been demolished, and shopping centers have been built here.