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On April 25, 2013, Xiao Heng and his classmates Pan Bowen and L Jun were playing badminton during a break from their studies at Tanggu No. 1 Middle School in Tianjin. When a shuttlecock accidentally flew into the basement of an abandoned dormitory building, the three decided to retrieve it. The building was usually locked, but on that day, it was mysteriously open. As they ventured inside, they experienced a series of strange occurrences.
After a while, Pan Bowen claimed to have lost his key and went back to look for it. Xiao Heng and L Jun continued deeper into the building, following a bright light they saw at the end of a corridor. Eventually, they emerged from a different location, The Meadow Street Elementary School, which was far from where they had entered. When they returned to their school, they discovered that no one else remembered Pan Bowen. In fact, there was no record of him ever existing, and even their physical education teacher had no recollection of him.
Aftermath
Xiao Heng and L Jun were left in a state of confusion and distress. Their attempts to prove Pan Bowen's existence were futile, and they faced skepticism from their classmates and teachers. The incident had a profound impact on their mental health, with L Jun being expelled from the grade group on QQ for his insistence on discussing Pan Bowen. Xiao Heng also sought psychological help, but doctors attributed the experience to stress from the upcoming college entrance examination.
Author's Clarification
In December 2020, Xiao Heng clarified that the entire story was a product of his imagination, fueled by his condition known as "bipolar disorder." He admitted that Pan Bowen was a fictional character he had created in his mind, a phenomenon known as a "Tulpa." Despite this clarification, the story continues to intrigue many who believe it could be evidence of parallel worlds or alternate realities.
The Pan Bowen incident remains a fascinating and controversial topic, blending elements of mystery, psychology, and the possibility of parallel universes.
The Ren Tiesheng incident is a mysterious case that has puzzled many in China since it occurred in 2008. Here is a brief explanation of the event in English:
Ren Tiesheng was a geography teacher at Beijing No. 5 Middle School Branch. He was an experienced hiker with over 30 years of climbing experience. On September 30, 2008, Ren set off alone to climb Mount Miaofeng. His original plan was to celebrate his 30th wedding anniversary with his wife after the climb. However, he never returned home.
On October 1, 2008, Ren's wife reported him missing when she could not contact him. The police and a large number of volunteers launched an extensive search operation. During the search, they found a handwritten note by Ren, which read: "I am lost on Mount Tietuo. I will stay here for the night and start moving towards Crossroad Village at 12 noon on October 1". However, despite the extensive search, Ren was never found.
In the years that followed, several sets of unidentified human remains were found in the area. DNA tests confirmed that these remains did not belong to Ren. The case remains unsolved to this day.
The mysterious disappearance of Ren Tiesheng has led to many speculations and discussions. Some believe that he might have encountered an unexpected situation in the mountains, while others think that he might have been a victim of a crime.
I pretty much much convinced that The Philadelphia experiment was a science fiction story from when I was a kid that I really enjoyed reading about maybe turns out to be real, no way to prove without high end technology that you will never get your hands on.... Just have to look for your misplaced and strange stuff that magically somehow gets in my living space.
It pisses me off a lot.
Or just early alzheimer's disease.