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‘In China and Korea, it is unlucky to whistle as you walk at night in case you attract wandering ghosts that will then follow you home and remain to haunt you.’
[Stacia Briggs and Siofra Connor ‘Have you seen a whistling ghost off the Acle Straight?’, Eastern Daily Express (26 May 2022)]
Practitioners of transcendental whistling appear in Chinese literature and along with the ability to communicate with spirits, the whistlers could control weather and animals.
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