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1523: Yugiu, Jiangsu, China Sighting

(Last Updated On: May 19, 2021)

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Date: 1523

Sighting Time:

Day/Night: daytime

LocationYugioh, Jiangsu, China

Urban or Rural: -village 

Entity Type: several tall men

Entity Description: wearing each one a hat and multicolored clothing. They were holding each a “pole” in each hand

Hynek Classification: CE-V (Close Encounter V) Voluntary bilateral contact between humans and extraterrestrials.

Duration:

No. of Object(s):  2

Size of Object(s): which measured more than ten arms each

Distance to Object(s):

Shape of Object(s): ships

Color of Object(s):

Number of Witnesses: 11

Source: Shi Bo “China and the Extraterrestrials” 1983

Summary/Description: A teacher named Lu Yu who lived in the village of Yugiu was out standing outside his home under a torrential rain when he noticed two “ships” which were sailing on top of the clouds above some ruins across from his home.

On the two ships “which measured more than ten arms each” he could see several tall men wearing each one a hat and multicolored clothing. They were holding each a “pole” in each hand as the ships moved quickly overhead.

The teacher Lu Yu then alerted “ten well read men” who came beside him to observe the phenomenon. The ships then descended over the teacher and the ten other men and the men onboard the ships wearing the multicolored clothing “then passed their hands over the mouths of the well-read scribes who could not speak anymore.” At this time another men appeared on one of the ships, escorted like a Mandarin and accompanied by a bonze. Some time later the ships flew away, through the clouds and were seen descending about a kilometer away near a cemetery. When the ships left the “ten well read scribes” were able to speak again. But five days later, Lu Yu died of unknown causes.