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著名财务顾问和媒体人物，创立了广受欢迎的“婴儿步骤”财务计划。
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游客：目击了杀生石裂开，联想到九尾狐传说，感觉看到了不该看到的东西。
Josh：杀生石是传说中九尾狐妖玉藻前的化身，石头裂开可能意味着玉藻前逃脱。玉藻前是日本民间传说中著名的九尾狐妖，曾迷惑鸟羽天皇，最终被杀死并化为杀生石。这个传说可能是对保元之乱的隐喻，反映了天皇统治被武士统治取代的历史变迁。玉藻前的形象随着日本社会观念的转变而发生变化，从单纯的邪恶妖怪转变为具有反叛精神的反英雄形象。
Chuck：网络上的说法有误，玉藻前并非被困在石头里，而是化身为这块石头。杀生石是一块巨大的石头，因其独特的外形和所在位置（那须火山平原，有毒气）而被认为是玉藻前的化身。杀生石的故事在日本广为人知，其裂开的消息一度在网络上引发热议，但实际上并没有什么超自然事件发生。杀生石是日本一种内容型旅游的景点，人们慕名而来参观。
Josh: 玉藻前的传说体现了日本民间故事中常见的模式：妖怪出现，英雄救人，通常暗喻当时的政治局势。杀生石周围有硫磺气体渗出，加上周围可能会有动物尸体，更增添了其恐怖的氛围。
Deep Dive
Tamamo no Mai, a prominent figure in Japanese folklore, is a nine-tailed fox spirit featured in various myths and tales. One notable story links her to Emperor Toba, where she disguised herself as a woman to bewitch him and disrupt his reign. A soothsayer exposed her, leading to her demise at the hands of samurai and subsequent transformation into the Killing Stone.
- Tamamo no Mai is a nine-tailed fox spirit in Japanese folklore.
- She disguised herself as a woman to bewitch Emperor Toba.
- After being exposed, she was slain by samurai and turned into the Killing Stone.
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