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起狮，行礼
A lion dance troupe encounters an unusual spirit in the course of a routine performance.
“Very pleased,” said Mr. Yu in English. In Cantonese, he said: “The ghost is in the upstairs cupboard.“
“Thank you, we’re looking forward to it,” said Coco to Nick. To Mr. Yu: “What kind of ghost is it?”
First published in Strange Horizons (21 March 2011), a weekly magazine of and about speculative fiction.
“Very pleased,” said Mr. Yu in English. In Cantonese, he said: “The ghost is in the upstairs cupboard.“
“Thank you, we’re looking forward to it,” said Coco to Nick. To Mr. Yu: “What kind of ghost is it?”
First published in Strange Horizons (21 March 2011), a weekly magazine of and about speculative fiction.
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First published March 21, 2011
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Zen Cho
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March 4, 2021
I did not anticipate where this one was going to go --loved the ending. Fuzzy feels.
November 15, 2020
An Asian lion troupe performs in an English hotel and encounters a ghost in a cabinet. Perfect ending to a sweet story.
November 25, 2024
It was interesting to learn about the lion dance, but as a story it's very simplistic. So, now the little ghost boy will take part in the performances that eat other ghosts?
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