Folk talk.
Childhood Yang.
Has anyone heard about the zombie incident on the Zhongyuan Festival? According to records, on the night of the Mid-Yuan Festival in 1872, a small village in Pingxiang County, Guangxi, was suddenly attacked by a group of zombies. These zombies bite people when they see them, and even show no mercy to poultry and livestock. The villagers were terrified and fled overnight, leaving behind a dead silence and fear. The next day, the villagers returned to find a staggering 18 dead, most of them elderly and children. According to the investigation, the incident was caused by three unexplained deaths in the Yi tribe of Pingxiangtu Prefecture in early July. They suspect that killers from the Zhuang tribe were responsible. As a result, the Yi tribe organized many people to go to the Zhuang tribe, and a fight broke out between the two ethnic groups, causing serious consequences of many injuries. This incident attracted the attention of the Taiping Province.
The government sent a counselor and a head hunter down to investigate the matter. Since cremation has always been practiced in the area, investigators came down with no deceased for them to examine. Just when the counselor and the catcher were helpless, another person died suddenly. The head hunter immediately arranged an autopsy, which revealed that the wounds of the deceased were not caused by humans. The government was panicked and unable to investigate and mediate.
Under such circumstances, the counselor and the head hunter had to organize the wizard god and others to "practice" anti-inflammation and look for other countermeasures. While they were still thinking about countermeasures, on the night of the 15th Yuan Festival in July, a group of zombies rushed into the village like a fierce beast and began their attack.
The zombies rushed into the village like crazy, alarming the government officials who were patrolling the night, and they immediately notified the villagers to evacuate urgently, so that most of the villagers were able to escape. However, old and weak women and children were attacked by zombies because of their mobility difficulties. The zombie power is infinite, and no one can stop it. Villagers had to hide in their homes, but it was still unsafe.
At this time, a child of a family ran away with his mother duck. Unexpectedly, he collided head-on with the zombie. Seeing that the child will be devoured by the zombie, he saw the mother duck in his arms suddenly pounce on the zombie, and finally died in the fire with the zombie. When Yan Shusen, who was then the inspector of Guangxi, learned of this, he immediately ordered the mountain to be closed and set on fire. It burned continuously for seven days and nights before it was extinguished. Since then, there have been no zombie attacks.
In the middle of the compromise, Yan Shusen turned the incident on the British, saying that they colluded with adulterers, burned and looted, and plotted to undermine the peace of the border. Since then, the 1872 zombie attack in Guangxi has gradually evolved into folklore. In the Guangxi area, many children grew up listening to an adult tell a story: if they encounter a zombie attack, just throw a big white goose at the zombie. In this way, the zombies will be attracted to chase the great white goose, and when the great white goose falls into the water, the zombies will follow suit.
In this way, children can use this strategy to successfully make the zombies incapacitated and eventually cry out for their lives. This kind of story is widely spread in Guangxi.