Because zombies appear no more than 10 times in human history, it is unknown whether they are zombies, so we use zombies on TV to make an analysis. The definition of a zombie is: a person becomes a corpse after death. After years of change, his body grows dead spots, his whole body is stiff, energetic, brainless, bloodless and nervous, so he is not afraid of pain, aggression and dryness. So, let's study the living mummies directly. First of all, eyes are afraid of light, but there is no harm. In the dark coffin for a long time, his corpse's eyes were not bright, but the main injury was his body, but the zombie wore robes and long sleeves, so his bare skin was enough to kill him. Of course, it is undeniable that there is a human BUG that will trigger spells when used up. But how did you come up with it? The body is in the coffin, and the mummy is formed by water loss and a large number of bacteria and their own inorganic substances on the body surface. It goes without saying that ultraviolet rays kill bacteria. When bacteria kill exposed real skin, it will crack, which is why our leather goods will crack in the sun. However, the movie plot weakens this weakness even more, which leads to the zombie dying so easily, otherwise the zombie is too strong. Of course, there is another saying recorded in my other paper that zombies are dead. We have all seen examples of ants moving leaves, so imagine that a zombie is just a puppet controlled by an insect, and light can kill this insect. Of course, there are also ingredients that strengthen human beings. Zombies in the west are different. After all, they are constantly evolving, and now they have evolved super powers. It seems that sunlight only makes them active, not killed, and they will be killed by people, and then the fire can disappear. Some witches have also created rings that can resist the sun. So, to talk about western zombies in detail, you can write about two thousand words. . . I won't go into details. Zombies in the west are more humane. Anyway, I'm afraid just because I'm afraid of my body, I'm afraid of appearing in public or disappearing into the smoke.