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The Bureau, established under █████, is responsible for registering, filing, and cross-examining anomalous events nationwide that fall outside current scientific frameworks. Archived records do not constitute conclusive judgments and are for departmental reference only.
Things that should not exist. Geological anomalies, engineering anomalies, signal anomalies, biological anomalies, cross-civilizational coincidences, lost technologies — any event that cannot be fully categorized within existing scientific frameworks.
Unclear. One archive file references the 12th year of the Republic (1923). The history of the Bureau itself is among the greatest mysteries in the archive catalog.
PersonnelAll personnel use。The Twenty-Eight Mansions as their code system::Azure Dragon of the East (Field Operations),、Vermilion Bird of the South (Folklore),、White Tiger of the West (Technical),White Tiger (Technical Support),、Black Tortoise of the North (Internal Affairs).。
Publicly available information: approximately ██%. What can be inferred: approximately ███%. The remainder: ██████ — unknown even to the Bureau itself.████████。
For every archive file in the Bureau's collection: 1. All factual statements must be independently verifiable. 2. Multiple sources must be cross-referenced. 3. Records shall not be excluded due to insufficient singular evidence, nor shall connections be presumed due to multiple coincidences. The archive itself does not constitute a conclusion.
The only elevated road pillar in Shanghai adorned with nine bronze dragons. It has supported the city for thirty years.
An unremarkable property management office. Sign reads "Jiangning Property · Duty Office." Rear door leads to the basement — the archivist's workspace.
An ancient well at a crossroads. The cover remains to this day — the subway was deliberately routed around it. Legend says a dragon is chained at the bottom.
A Ming Dynasty temple. Scheduled for demolition, a sudden weather event forced the Water Cube to shift 70m north to avoid it.
A lane not marked on any map yet physically real. Shikumen gate, courtyard, dry well. Old residents say: "I saw it as a child, then never found it again."
Abandoned wetland observation station. The main building has sunk half a meter. On windless days, the well water████████. Detailed records have been transferred to sealed archives.
The following are partially declassified personnel codes. Actual personnel count = ████。

Meticulous and restrained, sensitive to numbers, exceptional memory. Stationed at the Jiaozhou Road Archive sublevel. Responsible for file numbering, clearance assessment, and archive tracking.

Northern Chinese features, high cheekbones, square jaw. Dispatched to anomaly sites to collect evidence, photograph, and interview witnesses. Identified only by constellation code.
Northwestern Chinese features, high nose bridge, deep eye sockets. Specializes in pile foundation anomalies, engineering anomalies, and underground space surveys. Swift to act, decisive in judgment.
Tall and lean, silver-rimmed glasses. Expert in radio communications, cryptography, and signal decoding. Handles SG-type cases. Socially awkward.
Southern Fujian Chinese features, rounded face, deep eye sockets. Folklorist background; extracts cross-civilizational commonalities from mythological motifs.
This personnel record has been removed. Reason for removal: ██████████████. Date of removal: ████████。
Is there something in your city that defies explanation? The Archive Division accepts public reports. All submissions are first archived and cross-examined.