Zombies are originally the product of voodoo religion, derived from the West African and Haitian rituals. People usually define zombie as once human being which revived from the death desiring to eat human flesh. In the past, zombie was nothing more than just a superstitious creature which occupied a small part of our culture. These days, however, people enthusiast in zombies than any other similar creatures. The capitalization of Zombie has started at very fast pace, and now Zombie has its unique location in majority of popular cultures-literature, movie, cartoon and video games. Zombie is no longer just a horrific existence but one of the most important symbols of our society. A few years ago, unknown pc virus hit the world. The virus nullified …show more content…
People are yearning them, hoping to be one of them. Through the rituals or process to become one of them seems even sacred, they will get a redoubtable power in return of the loss of humanity. Different from them, zombie has a disparate tendency. The characteristics of zombies make it be clearly distinguished among other similar creatures; Zombies do not think and do not talk unlike human being. Nobody wants to be a zombie. Zombie is an existence that we cannot negotiate, and the removal object of which we cannot coexist. As if the social conflicts such as gap between rich and poor, racial discrimination, youth unemployment, and economic recession which make up modern society are not the subject that we have to compromise in moderate, but the presence we have to break down. Despite of their horrible features, the cultural power of zombie icon is much stronger than any other creatures. People do not want to be a zombie, but they are deeply interested in zombies, considering them as realistic presence. This is because we can see the man’s face lost all the belief from them. These corrupting living dead without consciousness are fundamentally related to humans passively living without