In Guo Jingming's " The Summer Solstice Has Not Arrived ", he described the feeling of déjà vu. He said that when he walked to a place, he felt that it was familiar for no reason, as if he had been there before. Was it a spiritual legacy from his previous life? This sentence meant that when a person walked to a strange place, he would suddenly feel that this place seemed to have been walked by him before, as if the spirit of his previous life was left in this place. This kind of deja vu is often called hallucination deja vu, and it's a relatively rare phenomenon that may be caused by abnormal activity of certain neurons in the brain. In some cases, this illusion might make people feel very real and even affect people's judgment and perception of the surrounding things.