Some people say that zombies have really appeared, but do they exist? Is there a basis for this?

There is no scientific basis for the existence of zombies. Zombies are just fictional characters in TV series and don't exist in real life, so there's no need to be afraid.

does not exist. After death, the body will be corroded by various insects, and in the end, only bones remain, how can there be a corpse that has been intact for decades and hundreds of years. What's more, when a person dies, the human body will not"run", and how can it be bouncing. It's illogical.

There are no moving zombies, and the most widely rumored is ninety-fifty percent zombies, but it has not been confirmed. Zombies are not scientific, because when a person dies, they don't move and lose their vital signs.

A zombie is a type of corpse that has not decomposed for a long time after death, and has become a mummy-like corpse. The reason for the lack of decay may be due to climate or soil quality, but there are no physical reports yet.

Qing Dynasty wild history, the story of the appearance of zombies in the strange record (written by the master 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, 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 of Chahu Mountain in later generations.

Let him 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 wrote the most zombies, and Yuan Mei's "Zi Bu Silent" and Ji Xiaolan's "Notes on Reading Wei Caotang" were the first to be recommended, which can be said to be "Zombie Encyclopedia".

Xiangxi drove the corpse.

Also known as the transfer of spirits, belongs to the Maoshan Shuzhu 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 were 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 the others beat gongs and bells to open the way, and drew a night walk. 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 and searched for it, but because he was dressed in black and walked at night, passers-by naturally could not see the corpse chaser, thinking that there was a walking corpse.