打小人

Villain hitting in Hong Kong, filmed for you. You name them. She beats them.
You get the video.

Goose Neck Bridge, Causeway Bay · filmed on site

Fill the slip
稟告Registration
slip no. 0042

First names only. No photographs, no surnames, no public figures. The practitioners turn those away, and so do we.

What arrives

A video, not a receipt

Three files in your inbox within 72 hours of filming. If the practitioner is not at the bridge that week, you are refunded, not rescheduled.

The full ritual8 to 12 min, uncut. Incense lit, your slip read aloud, the effigy struck, the White Tiger fed, everything burned.
The 30-second cutVertical, captioned, ready to post. Most people order for this one.
The ash bowl at the stall: incense sticks planted in the ash, candles burning beside it
The ash photographWhat's left in the bucket afterwards, shot before it's swept away.

US$15, one ritual

One ritual. Filmed within 6 days of your order, or refunded in full. The video reaches your inbox within 72 hours of filming.

The practitioner is paid her full rate before we take anything. In Hong Kong? Go in person instead. It's HK$50 at the stall.

八部曲 · the eight movements

What she actually does

The order matters. This is the sequence as it is performed under the flyover, not a version we invented.

  1. 請神

    incense and red candles lit, the deities called to witness.

  2. 稟告

    your slip and their name written onto the paper effigy.

  3. 過火

    both papers passed through the flame.

  4. 打小人

    the shoe. This is the part you came for.

  5. 祭白虎

    the effigy fed to the paper tiger, pork fat and all, then burned.

  6. 化解

    rice and five-colour beans scattered.

  7. 祈福

    gold paper burned, allies asked for.

  8. 擲筊

    moon blocks thrown. You see the result on camera, whatever it is.

Free, for anyone

Not ready for the shoe?

The notebook takes everything and burns on command. No account, no charge, and your words never leave your browser.

Open the notebook

Before you order

Straight answers

Does it work?

No idea. The practitioners say the effect starts in about a week. What we can promise is that a woman in her seventies will hit a piece of paper with a shoe on your behalf, and you will have the footage.

Why first names only?

Because a video naming a real, identifiable person is a weapon, and we're not making one. Auntie refuses politicians for her own reasons; we refuse full names for ours.

Can I be there instead?

Yes, and you should. It's HK$50 at the stall, cash, no appointment. Canal Road Flyover, between Causeway Bay and Wan Chai MTR. We exist for the people who can't get here.

Who gets the money?

The practitioner is paid her full rate for every ritual, before we take anything.

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