What's it like to open a corpse?

Actually, driving a corpse is not witchcraft. It's so hard to drive a corpse! Based on the lever principle, when several corpses are arranged in a row, the two arms are tied to the bamboo pole under the armpit of the corpse in parallel, and the distance from front to back is the distance for the corpse to extend its arms horizontally, as if the hand of the corpse behind is put on the shoulder of the corpse in front, and then a rope is strung on the left and right legs of a bunch of corpses, and the corpse helper will push the barbell around according to the rhythm given by the corpse owner. Put the center of gravity of a string of corpses on the left leg or right leg rhythmically, and the person in front will cooperate with the rhythm and pull the rope on the other leg forward (taking advantage of the situation is that in the process of pushing the barbell forward from left to right, one leg will land while the other leg will swing forward by inertia, which requires the corpse driver to be skilled, have a certain speed and save labor, so some corpse drivers have to walk dozens of kilometers overnight. This is a smooth road! If you encounter a slope, you must turn a string of corpses strung together like a "ladder" into a seesaw, press a string of corpses and see them jump forward step by step. When you encounter a steep road, you have to carry it! Of course, the body is specially treated with potions, one is anti-corrosion, and the other is to allow the lower limb hip joint to move. Because the corpse is driven in the dead of night, even drivers at night mostly avoid it. Few people see it, and it is hard to see it clearly. The thick stick is black, so it is difficult to tell a corpse from a corpse. However, in order to help the corpse see the road under its feet and catch the moonlit night, faint lights will be placed on the ground on both sides of the road, and occasionally someone will see the rope tied to the leg of the corpse. Even if someone asks, the corpse driver will explain that it is to prevent the corpse driver from escaping and living on the road. In the past, in some areas, people carried bodies. Because the mountain road is rugged and steep, they have to carry their bodies back to their hometown! Driving a corpse is not only an ancient and mysterious culture, but also a bitter history of the poor!