Why are all zombies from the Qing Dynasty, and why are the zombies in zombie movies all from the Qin

Do you believe in the movie? Waiting for you to be the director, he will be there wherever you want the zombies to be!

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.

Zombies in clear clothes are in early Hong Kong movies, not all zombies are wearing clear clothes, it's just preconceived ideas, and the clear clothes are weirder than the costumes of other dynasties, and they are much stiffer when they jump up, and the clothes of other dynasties are too flowing to jump, and they don't have the stiff feeling of zombies.

Besides, it takes years to cultivate? Obviously, the zombies of the Qing Dynasty were all beginners. It was discovered very arbitrarily. So it was discovered that all those who were caught were junior zombies of the Qing Dynasty.

Zombies from other dynasties have entered intermediate or advanced or special or evolutionary classes. Humans can't catch it. You can't find it. Even if you find out, you can't deal with it.

In fact, zombies are the corpses of Jiangxi. They threaded the bamboo pole through their sleeves, and two people carried it, and at night it looked like a corpse jumping and jumping. Maybe there were more corpses in the Qing Dynasty, and it spread, so the zombies in the zombie movies were all dressed in Qing Dynasty costumes.

Because only the Qing Dynasty in China has worn a hairstyle and clothing for more than 300 years, and it is still so uniform! My brain is turned to stone.

It should be close to the modern day、、No matter how far away it looks like the corpse can't be found、、And it's similar to the first floor.、

Legend] Qing Dynasty history, 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 word "zombie" comes from "Da Qianlu", which is a Taoist work, and zombie means: stiff limbs and not low head. The eyes are not slanted. The legs are not separated, and the corpses do not decompose.

The zombie theory prevailed after the middle of the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, there were the most zombie records, 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.

Xiangxi to drive the corpse of the said, also known as the transfer of the spirit, belongs to the Maoshan Shu Zhu by the family, originated in Xiangxi Yuanling, Filter, Chenxi, Xupu four counties, in the body is not corrupted by the warlock rushed back to the township for burial. The warlocks who drove the corpses walked in about three or five together, some tied the corpses with ropes, one every few feet, and then pasted yellow paper charms on their foreheads, and others beat gongs and bells to open the way, and rowed in the night. Before daylight, he threw himself into the stack, lifted the rune paper, and the corpse stood against the wall, and continued on the road at night.

Some people also pointed out that the corpse chaser actually carried the corpse on his back, but because he was dressed in black and walked at night, passers-by naturally did not see the corpse chaser, thinking that there was a walking corpse.