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This abandoned, overgrown Baroque Revival complex, dating to the early 20th century, has acquired an international reputation as the best-known allegedly haunted house in China. According to residents of the nearby hutongs, even the Red Guards moved out after a few days, supposedly scared off by the
ghost of a Kuomintang officer's mistress who hanged herself when he fled to Taiwan without her. It inspired the 2014 film ''The House That Never Dies'', the highest-grossing Chinese horror film. Although it has long remained unoccupied, it is currently being restored. You may still look at it and take pictures.
Listen to the audio guide for Chaonei No. 81 Free on WIP — starts by itself when you arrive, even with the screen off