Why do zombies always look for their relatives first?

This is a scene from a modern zombie movie. In the zombie movie in Ching-Ying Lam, Ching-Ying Lam once said that zombies keep the memories of their relatives, so they will find their relatives first when they become zombies.

Jiang's family: As the name implies, a stiff corpse, especially an evil spirit alienated from a person's corpse because of excessive yin after death, is endowed with supernatural color due to the rendering of modern film and television, which is closely related to folklore.

It is a ghost in China folklore, which originated from China folklore in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are no zombies in reality, and entertainment works are pure fiction. Zombie-like ghosts, such as vampires and corpses. In foreign countries, it is dubbed "jumping vampire or zombie".

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The originator of Chinese zombie movies is the famous Hong Kong actor Ching-Ying Lam, who has appeared in more than 25 zombie movies. Ching-Ying Lam's personal interpretation of zombie movies and TV series greatly enhanced the publicity and impression of folk audiences on zombie legends.

Mr. Ching-Ying Lam created "zombie movies" in Hongkong, and he initiated this kind of movies and television. Zombie movies in Hong Kong rose because of him and declined because of his departure.

Mr. Ching-Ying Lam's film works:

1980: Money at work

1980: ghost.

1982: scary people

1984: Ssangyong goes to sea

1984: people scare ghosts

1985: Long Zhixin

1985: Mr. zombie

1986: Zombie Family

1987: Mr. Ghost.

1989: "One eyebrow at a Taoist priest"

1990: exorcism police