In some places, paper money is even printed with characters for added sophistication.
Fortunately, the paper money thrown by the corpse-driving Daoist had characters printed on it.
The reason Li Zhiyuan chose to draw paper money at two corners is that the paper money is divided into two types, designed exactly the same, but the script is different.
The left corner of the paper money reads on both sides: Yin people on the road, Yang people avoid.
The right corner of the paper money reads on both sides: Reward from the Jie family, little ghosts give thanks.
These two types of paper money should be interwoven and stacked, and when paper money is scattered, both are thrown out together.
The paper money on the left side is very simple in meaning, serving as a notice.
The tradition of corpse drivers is to travel at night since the day can cause disturbances and draw unnecessary trouble.
