The earliest origin of the Black and White Impermanence

The Black and White Impermanence first appeared in the ancient China demon novel Four Travels, written by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty.

The Black and White Impermanence first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, from the Four Travels.

The origin of the Black and White Ghosts was because the King of Hell was moved by the deep affection of the Black and White Ghosts brothers and gave them this name. According to a classic story, Black Impermanence's original name was Fan Wujiu, and White Impermanence's original name was Xie Bian. The two of them had a close relationship since they were young. One day, they went out to do some work and walked under a bridge. The sky was gray and it was about to rain heavily. White Impermanence wanted to go back and get the umbrella, so he asked Black Impermanence to wait under the bridge. After White Impermanence left, the rain began to fall and the river began to rise. Black Impermanence's knees were submerged in water, but he didn't choose to leave. Instead, he continued to wait. When White Impermanence returned, he couldn't find Black Impermanence. White Impermanence watched as his good brother was washed away by the flood and disappeared. He chose to hang himself on the bridge pillar. After they died, they went to the King of Hell. Therefore, the Black and White Ghosts originated from this story.

The story of the Black and White Impermanence originated from the King of Hell being moved by the deep love between the Black and White Impermanence brothers and finally giving them this name. According to the legends, Black Impermanence's original name was Fan Wujiu, and White Impermanence's original name was Xie Bi 'an. The two of them had played together since they were young, like brothers. One day, they were going out to do something together, but when they walked under a bridge, the sky was dark and it was about to rain heavily. At this time, White Impermanence told Black Impermanence that he wanted to go back and get two umbrellas. He asked Black Impermanence to wait here. After White Impermanence left, it started to rain heavily, and the river was rising. The water had reached Black Impermanence's knees, but Black Impermanence didn't choose to leave. Instead, he continued to wait. When White Impermanence returned, Black Impermanence was nowhere to be found. Seeing his good brother being washed away by the flood, White Impermanence chose to hang himself on the bridge pillar. After the two of them died, they came to the King of Hell. The King of Hell was very touched when he heard their story. Therefore, the story of the Black and White Ghosts originated from this legend.

The Black and White Impermanence's name came from the Black Impermanence's original name, Fan Wujiu, and the White Impermanence's original name, Xie Bian. The two of them had been good friends since they were young and were like brothers. According to the legend, one day, they went out to do something together, but they encountered heavy rain and floods under the bridge. When White Impermanence went back to get the umbrella, Black Impermanence chose to wait under the bridge. However, the flood was getting bigger and bigger, and Black Impermanence was eventually washed away. When the White Impermanence returned, he couldn't find the Black Impermanence and was very sad. In order to express his gratitude, the King of Hell gave them the name Black and White Ghosts. Therefore, the Black and White Ghosts 'names came from their original names and this story.

The origins of the Black and White Ghosts were a legend. Black Impermanence's name was Fan Wujiu, and White Impermanence's name was Xie Bi 'an. They were villagers from the same village and had been together since they were young. They were like brothers and were a very good pair of sworn brothers. Based on this information, we can conclude that the origins of the Black and White Ghosts in the Morning Flowers and Evening Ghosts are the story of two good brothers together, but the specific origins are not provided.

The Black Impermanence and White Impermanence looked like they were ferocious, fat, short, and had a face like charcoal. They wore a black hat and black clothes, and their skin was dark green. White Impermanence often smiled. He was tall and thin, with a pale face and a long tongue. He wore a tall white hat and white clothes.