The truth of the mystery of chasing corpses in Xiangxi

There were several novels about corpse herding in Xiangxi, such as Xiao Wei's Family of Corpse Herders, the Thief Poor's Otherworld Corpse Herder, Yang Biao's Legend of Corpse Herder, Quanyin Cobra's Corpse Herder, Alamen's Desolated Scholar Corpse Herder, Zhu Jintai's Corpse Herder's Notes, and Xiaoyao's Corpse Herder's Notes. These novels were based on the theme of chasing corpses in Xiangxi. Among them, Alamen's The Story of the Fallen Scholar's Corpse was considered to be the best.

There were a few novels about chasing corpses in Xiangxi. Among them were Xiangxi Corpse Catcher Records, Xiangxi Corpse Catcher, and Corpse Catcher Family. These novels explained the mystery of corpse chasing from different angles and told the stories surrounding corpse chasing. These works involved the mysterious legends of Xiangxi, zombies, and stories of the Anti-Japanese War. However, the specific plot and content could only be understood by reading these novels.

The Xiangxi corpse herder movie was called " Uncle Corpse Herder."

In the search results provided, the information about the first level password of the Xiangxi Secret Room Escape Game was consistent. The password for the lock was " 6259 ". After entering the password, the lock will open and you can find the key to the next level. As for the exact answer to the second level of the Xiangxi Secret Room Escape Game, it was not provided in the search results. Therefore, regarding the password of the first level of the Xiangxi Corpse Hunting Secret Manual, the information in the search results was the same. The password was " 6259."

The audio novel Xiangxi Hunting Corpse and Making Animal was a horror suspense type audio novel. It was written by the author and broadcasted by Ning Mou Qi Xian. The novel has been completed, with a total of 32 episodes. It narrated the ghost stories and horror stories of Xiangxi's corpse chasing, Jiangbei's livestock making, Southwest's poison, Nanyang's head falling, and Guan Luoyin. However, the search results did not provide any information about the specific plot and story details of the audio novel, Xiangxi, which was about herding corpses to create livestock.

Corpse chasing in Xiangxi was a real thing. Corpse chasing in Xiangxi was a folk activity in the ancient Xiangxi area. It aimed to bring the corpses of people who died in other places back to their hometown so that they could be buried in peace. The corpse herders used special techniques and methods to transport the corpses home. Although corpse transportation was considered a mysterious secret technique in the past, it was actually a conventional method of corpse transportation. The corpse herder would embalm the corpse, pass a bamboo pole through the armpit of the corpse, then secure the corpse with a rope, and finally carry it home on his back. With the development of transportation and social changes, the profession of corpse transportation in Xiangxi gradually disappeared and was replaced by modern methods of corpse transportation. Therefore, it could be said that corpse chasing in Xiangxi really existed, but it was no longer common in modern times.

Xiangxi Zombie Hunting VR was a VR game mode for the crime master detective society. Players could use virtual reality technology to enter the scene of the Xiangxi corpse case, solve puzzles and reason, and finally find the murderer and get the answer. This game tested the player's intelligence and reasoning ability, providing a rich story mode of play. Although some answers and analysis were provided, the specific gameplay and details needed further understanding.

The principle of corpse herding in Xiangxi was to use bamboo poles to fix the corpse, and then the corpse herder would carry the corpse and move it. The corpse herder would pass the bamboo pole through the armpit of the corpse and tie the corpse's arm to the bamboo pole. Then, the corpse herders would carry the corpse in front of and behind the bamboo pole and bring it back to their hometown. This method was believed to be the true principle of corpse chasing in Xiangxi.

The culture of chasing corpses in Xiangxi was a folk culture in Xiangxi, Hunan Province, and it was a part of the witch culture. Corpse-transporting referred to using a secret technique to bring the corpses of people who had died in foreign lands back to their hometown so that they could rest in peace. According to rumors, corpse herders originated from the four counties of Yuanling, Luxi, Chenxi and Xupu in ancient Chenzhou. During the Qing Dynasty, rumors of "corpse herders" in Xiangxi were widely circulated. Corpse driving was an ancient witchcraft of the Miao people in Xiangxi, and it was also an industry for transporting corpses. The corpse transporter carried the corpse back to his hometown by carrying it on his back and spraying it with antiseptic. The corpse-driving culture reflected the strong attachment of Xiangxi people to their hometown and their traditional concept of returning to their roots. Although the corpse-chasing culture had never been verified by science, it was still widely passed down and discussed in Xiangxi.

The audio novel Xiangxi Hunting Corpse and Making Animal was a horror suspense type audio novel. The novel was written by the author and broadcasted by Ning Mou Seven String Pain. At present, the novel has been completed, with a total of 32 episodes. The novel narrated folk tales and horror stories such as chasing corpses in Xiangxi, making livestock in Jiangbei, poisoning in Southwest China, subduing heads in Southeast Asia, and watching falling shadows. It involved a series of Taoist evil weapons and incredible Taoist skills among the people, such as Sunning Needle, Killing Blade, Seven Evil Soul Lock, Hundred Birds Clothes, Phoenix Lamp, etc. However, the search results did not provide any information about the specific plot and story details of the audio novel, Xiangxi, which was about herding corpses to create livestock.