Who came out of the corpse raising place?
Who came out of the corpse place, zombies
The legend of the corpse place comes from Yong'an folk. The so-called corpse place means that the corpses buried there will not naturally corrode. , a place that will turn into zombies after a period of time.
The origin of the corpse raising ground
The earliest origin of the corpse raising ground is also mentioned in the local folk tradition of Yong'an. In the folklore of Yong'an, the feng shui of the Yin House is the acupoint. Qi is the earth's Qi in the burial cave.
Records about corpse raising grounds can also be found in many documents from the Ming and Qing dynasties in my country. In the hand-written secrets of Mr. Yong'an Feng Shui during the Republic of China, it was said that there are mountain-shaped veins such as "dead cow tripe point", "dog head point", "wood hard spear head", "arran surface wenqu", "earth does not form earth", etc. Each phase is a dangerous place for the Lord to raise corpses.
In other literature, it is said that the corpse burial ground is the most terrifying and dangerous cemetery in funeral feng shui. After a person's body is accidentally buried in the corpse burial ground, the muscles and organs of the human body will not only not rot, Instead, it continues to grow, and after many years it will turn into a zombie, relying on blood for a living.
Related information about the place to raise corpses
It is rumored that the tomb robbers raped Lu Fei, the concubine of Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty, because her corpse was as fresh as life. In the Western Jin Dynasty, the tomb of Queen Mother Bo, another concubine of Liu Bang, was stolen. After opening the coffin, the same happened to the Queen Mother.
In the late Qing Dynasty, after the coffin of the Empress Dowager Cixi was opened, it was found that Cixi's body had not decomposed and her skin was as white and tender as a girl's. This made some soldiers have the evil idea of raping the corpse. What's even more surprising is that more than an inch of white hair grew on Cixi's hands, and her nails also grew out.
In 1972, Xin Zhui, a female corpse unearthed from a Han tomb in Mawangdui, Hunan, China, died in 186 BC at the age of 50. When Xin Zhui's body was unearthed from the tomb, his whole body was moist, his skin was completely covered, his hair was still there, his fingers and toes had clear lines, and his muscles were still elastic.
According to research, ancient corpses are divided into four types: mummy, wax corpse, soft corpse and wet corpse. Xin Zhui belongs to the corpse wax type.
During the Cultural Revolution, zombies similar to corpses were excavated in Yong'an. When the coffin was pried open, it was found that the female corpse inside the coffin had bright red rouge on its cheeks. Her white, green-faced fangs protruded, and her clothes and other accessories were intact as new.