Why are Chinese zombies dressed in Qing Dynasty clothes? Didn t there be zombies in other dynasties?

Of course, there is, mainly because the zombies of the Qing Dynasty come from the zombie image of Hong Kong movies, which are very popular in the mainland.

It's because most of the zombie dramas are modern, and the recent zombies are likely to be bought by the Qing Dynasty, and other dynasties should have them, but they won't live that long, right?

Zombies wearing Qing Dynasty costumes are basically a major feature of zombie films, and zombies are basically set in the Qing Dynasty.

It is said that the Ming Dynasty had three yangs:

The Ming emperor's surname was Zhu, and the first emperor's era name was Hongwu.

The dynasty name of the Ming Dynasty is Ming, the Ming Dynasty is the country where the Chinese overthrow the Mongols and regain it, and the Han people in China worship red, so if the Manchurian Qing State wants to overwhelm the Chinese Ming Dynasty, there must be three Yin. The three are:

The people of the Qing State of Manchuria were Manchurians, and the two sons of Manchuria brought three points of water.

The country name is Qing Guo, advocating black, and the official uniforms are all with water ripples.

This was because the Qing state in Manchuria was too "yin," and before liberation, the Han people in China had hatred for the Manchurians. Therefore, some people regard the official uniforms of the Manchurian Qing Kingdom as the zombie uniforms of the underworld.

Interests. For the audience, the Qing Dynasty can represent antiquity.

And also... Millennial zombies are not easy to catch... A hundred years of easy points.

Because the Qing Dynasty unjustly died at most, the most people died without turning a blind eye.

Everything before the Qing Dynasty was rotten.

The Chinese nation was forced to put on the rigid and stubborn zombie clothes of the Qing Dynasty, and the people suddenly seemed to have lost their souls and lived under the rule of the Qing Dynasty like walking corpses.

The shooting effect of the official uniforms of the Qing Dynasty is more in line with the image of zombies, because the official uniforms of the Qing Dynasty are more straightforward, the color is darker, and the shape of the official hat is different, and the whole costume is different from the Hanfu, which has a depressing and dull taste, so it is most suitable for shooting zombies. If you use the costumes of the Tang Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, and Han Dynasty to shoot, it is not impossible, but because the color of Hanfu may be lighter (such as white) and relatively wide, it is not suitable for shooting zombies in Qing official clothes, but there will be an elegant fairy aura in it. Therefore, when shooting beautiful female ghosts, they generally wear ancient Hanfu.

The history of the court and the opposition, the story of the appearance of zombies in the strange record (written by the owner of Dongxuan), roughly said that in the early years of the Qing Dynasty, in the west of southern Hunan, there was a small village backed by the mountain, and a scoundrel in the village was poisoned by the corpse because of tomb robbery, although he was rescued by an old man, but because he did something wrong again, he was beaten by the whole village, and then thrown in the grass in the back mountain to fend for himself. A few days later, he came back for help, but this time no one was willing to help him. The villagers beat him and tied him to a tree, and although some people tried to dissuade him, no one paid attention to him.

Eventually, he died in a tree, and the villagers tried to bury him at night, but found his body missing. Eventually, he came back and killed the whole village, and the villagers were turned into zombies one by one because they were bitten, and some of the villagers who left in time also turned into zombies when they returned to the village in the morning to visit.

Origin] The zombie theory prevailed after the middle of the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty recorded the most zombies, and Yuan Mei's "Zi Bu Yu" and Ji Xiaolan's "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" were the first to be recommended, which can be said to be a complete collection of zombies.

Because the Qing Dynasty recorded the most zombies, which were prevalent in the Qing Dynasty, they all wore Qing Dynasty clothes in the movie.