#僵尸

[goreumet]

eating mooncakes

[magiccazza-art]

Chibitober day 5 - Zombie

Ack I forgot to post this one .

Chinese hopping corpse. That’s a sort of zombie right? Of course it is. Now run before this little one gets you and suck out your qi.

[niqiutv1]

《湘西诡案》|一部让你心惊胆战的赶尸传奇#电影在线观看#2023年恐怖片#电影解说 #泥鳅影院

[jinrizhiyi]

跆拳道館「僵屍跆舞」事件引發爭議，處罰決定再度成為焦點

針對深圳「X-跆拳道館」赴韓國表演「僵屍跆舞」的事件，中國跆拳道協會公佈了處罰決定。引發輿論關注的是對所謂「宣揚遺風陋習、醜化民族形象、褻瀆中華文化」的指責。本文探討事件引發的爭議，社會輿論的分歧，以及文化多樣性與藝術自由的平衡。

[jovialbasementbouquetblr]

2023: PRC Political Zombies and the Zombie Economy

Zombie have been popular characters in literature and movies especially these past several decades although the undead of course have a much longer history than that! My economics teacher talked to us about zombie companies, already bankrupt, but still in their own undead way ‘gamble for redemption‘, making very risk business deals in the hope of getting big returns that would vault them back…

[xingko526]

不见星空僵尸海边 不见星空捕获小僵尸 不见星空僵尸服

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[zanfengzjia]

微信屏蔽粉检测软件 自动清除微信死粉软件 微信清理僵尸粉软件

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[douyshuafen]

抖音粉丝1000粉 小紅書如何漲粉 僵尸粉自助下单

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[zhangfengdy]

小红书上有僵尸粉吗 如何在小红书上吸粉 0粉丝如何电脑直播

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[zanzandren039]

抖音色粉怎么变现 抖音僵尸粉怎么来的 抖音怎么1000粉

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[elekin0011]

#M4 TOOLS OF THE TRADE: FIND THE STOLEN TOOLBOX 🌃

🏠 Tara led us to new HIDEOUT, its not military zombie style grade; yet WE can make it into one as we progress though time...  HOME SWEET HOME 🏠 👫 She knows a gunsmith, Buck who can be a valuable asset to our team. Honestly thought we gonna be by ourselves.. eh it doesn't matter. 👫 🧰 Apparently Buck's been trying to find his toolbox stolen by some thief named Hank (idk who HANK is but) seems kinda lowlife to steal someone's stuff right (especially when alive lol) 🧰 💀 After getting Buck's toolbox back, we got along well... 💀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WMef9RDmkQ #🌃#🏠 #👫#🧰 #💀

[meizandaoh325]

抖音火起来的歌曲 最近抖音火起来的中文歌 花钱买抖音号大部分僵尸粉

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[rongzhi]

(The one in yellow is a daoshi (道士; Daoist priest) and the one in blue is a jiangshi (僵尸), a reanimated corpse in Chinese folklore. In jiangshi stories, daoshis play the role of 'corpse handler', using talismans and other objects to subdue the jiangshi. They are also the experts who are tasked with exorcising the body or reversing the imbalances that led to its reanimation)

[plainandgeneric]

Tis the season of the spooky! I recently delved into a rabbit hole about the 僵尸 (Jiangshi) and 湘西赶尸人 (Xiangxi necromancer), both Chinese folklores regarding the undead. These are very underrated topics so I’ve found some fun info to share under the cut!

僵尸 (Jiangshi) directly translates to ‘rigid corpse’ (corpse with rigor mortis), but it’s better known as the Chinese vampire in pop culture. 

Jiangshi is an undead that sustains itself by consuming the energy of the living, and moves about by hopping (cause rigor mortis).

湘西赶尸人 translates directly to the corpse herder of Xiangxi. It is considered as a traditional witchcraft practice of the Xiangxi area, and thought of as ‘good magic’. According to traditional lore, families hire these necromancers so that their loved ones (usually people who died in war) could be returned and buried in their homeland, so to encourage the spirit to pass on properly. 

The stereotype of the undead in Qing dynasty officials garb was made popular by horror films and pop culture of the 80s. In traditional folklore, the dead are often clothed in black death shrouds or otherwise have their face covered by large hats. The yellow talisman in movies are depicted to render the undead docile. Here, it is said to be used to keep the spirit within the vessel of the body during transport (I read cinnabar is also used for this purpose).

The necromancer guides the dead with a bell. They would rest during daylight in lodgings specifically made to accommodate this, and only travel at night. This is to avoid frightening the living during day time. 

Of course, there is no verifiable proof for this profession, though it is speculated that some sort of performative corpse transportation existed in history that helped to generate this fascinating legend. The usual portrayal of raising the dead in pop culture is often seen as evil and malicious, so it’s a lovely change of pace to see necromancy depicted in a positive manner. 

[shengmingzi-rochu]

Ivan is not supposed to be stinking... Wang Yao is not a skilled Taoist priest here, the 符(fu, charms) he draws are not strong enough

Folklore has it that taoist priest can control dead bodies, that is zombies( they are harmless), also known in Chinese as 僵尸(jiang-shi)，移尸、走影、走尸...

太师椅(tai shi yi, tai-shi-chair), is a kind of Chinese-style furniture, carved from wood, reserved for the most authoritative and respected member of the family.

Folklore has it that Taoist priests use paper figurines to transmit messages (as magic cellphones).

Umbrella are also an important element in Taoist myths

[piripiip]

僵尸

(I don’t want to Finnish the background anymore)