Scary stories on the tip of my tongue. Any recommendations?

There were many kinds of delicacies in Suzhou. Some of the famous delicacies included plum blossom cake, barbel lung soup, Fengzhen noodles, Gusu braised duck, crab powder tofu, pickled fresh, hundred leaf braised pork, gingko cabbage, squirrel mandarin fish, clear soup chicken, Yangcheng Lake hairy crab, beggar's spring chicken, crab powder steamed dumplings, white meat soup, three shredded water shield soup, Suzhou braised duck, etc. These delicacies had their own characteristics and rich flavors, making people drool.

Add some real - life details. If your story involves a haunted house, describe the creaking floorboards as if you were really there. Make it seem more tangible and relatable to your audience.

Shen Qing Jiu's name was given by the White Lady.

This novel was called "In the Qin Dynasty, Not in the Chu Dynasty." It was a short story/short story novel, and it had elements of sweet love and poisonous tongue. You can read this novel on Qidian Chinese Network. The author of "Chao Qin Bu Mu Chu" is Mi Xiangjun. Finished, you can read without worry. Five years ago, Chu Mu left Beijing without saying goodbye and went south alone. Three months after she left, her ex-boyfriend Qin Chao soared to the top and quickly became one of the top male stars in the country. It was probably Chu Mu's fate that countered him. Otherwise, how could Qin Chao be unknown for four years, and the moment she left, Qin Chao turned around and walked to the peak of his life? Five years later, the two met again. Since there was no way to retreat, she would welcome the man. It was a short story of a small biscuit mixed with a little glass shard. Hurry up and read!

I'm not sure specifically which 'the tip jar scary story' you are referring to. There could be many stories related to a tip jar that are scary. It might be about something strange found in a tip jar, or an eerie experience involving a tip jar in a haunted place.

" My Heart's Touched You " was a love song duet sung by Liu Qiangqiang and Yuan Menglu. This song had a strong Northern Shaanxi flavor. The lyrics used the unique spoken language of Northern Shaanxi, showing a different kind of romance. The song was written by Cao Junmin, a native lyricist in northern Shaanxi, and composed by Liu Qiangqiang. It was also produced by Liu Qiangqiang. In addition to Liu Qiangqiang and Yuan Menglu's version, there were also other singers such as Man Cang and Ma Meiru's version. The song was included in the album "You on the tip of my heart" and could be listened to and downloaded on platforms such as Netease Cloud Music.

I'm not sure what you mean by "funny". If you can provide more background information or context, I will try my best to provide you with a more accurate answer.

In general, when we think about punishment in folklore, it's more about things like being turned into an animal for bad behavior, or being cursed. The idea of 'cock tip punishment' seems rather out of the ordinary and not in line with the typical themes in folklore.

I couldn't find any advertisement recommendations about the protagonist tipping the novel.

One great scary podcast with true stories is 'My Favorite Murder'. It's hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. They share true crime stories in a somewhat humorous yet respectful way. Another is 'Serial'. It delved deep into one true crime case per season, like the case of Adnan Syed, which really got people hooked. And 'Lore' is also amazing. It tells spooky true stories often based on folklore and history, with a really engaging narration that can send shivers down your spine.