Objective: We report a case of adolescent psychosis to illustrate the genesis of delusional content and how topics convered in the popular media may influence delusional content. Case report: A 14-year-old girl with cerebral palsy developed "Chiang-Shih" related content of delusions and psychotic features due to stress. Her parents and younger sister all became vampires and these vampres tried to hurt her. Chronic paranoid schizophrenic disorder was diagnosed and treated with low dose antipsychotics for four years. Her clinical course went through prodromal, acute, remissive and chronic stages under four vears follow-up. She showed active positie symntoms including social withdrawal , adaptive dysfuction and refusal to attend school. The girl's "Chiang-Shih" related content of delusions stemmed from a sociocultural legend widely circulated at school and shaped by stories covered in movies and television caricature. Conclusion: The delusional content of childhood psychosis can be easily influenced by cultural context including recent emotionally charged events or topics shown in the popular media. The potential effect of mass media on the content of childhood delusions should be considered in psychiatric dignosis. (Full Test in Chinese)