The design of people holding their breath to avoid zombies in the film is impressive and is still imitated by many similar films. Renmou, a rich gentleman, followed Mr. Feng Shui's advice and moved my father's coffin to another place. Uncle Mao Shan was invited to help with this matter. The coffin was opened and the body did not rot. My uncle became suspicious and ordered his disciples Cai Wen and Huang Qiusheng to take care of them. In the middle of the night, Ren was killed by a zombie. In order to protect his sweetheart, he was poisoned by ptomaine, and he almost became a zombie. Anthony wong was confused by the amorous female ghost. Uncle Jiu thought that the female ghost was harmless and saved Anthony from the zombie, so he cast a spell to help him survive. Zombies' foreheads were blown off by the wind, and god sleeps died ... In the early 1980s, Sammo Hung, Ching-Ying Lam and others, after careful study, found that the thoughts of western vampires could not be integrated with their magical kung fu, so they turned to the mainland, dug deep into folk customs, and strived for film style and "ghost play" series of kung fu. Comedy. Spirit and illusion come down in one continuous line, and finally Mr. Zombie, a groundbreaking classic of Hong Kong zombie movies, was produced in 1985. Zombie movies in Hong Kong are just reincarnations of kung fu movies.