I checked the mummy by the way, and after reading it, I didn't feel that the mummy was not so mysterious, only disgusting. The original meaning of mummy is asphalt, which refers to a dry and incorrupt corpse. The number of mummies found in Egypt is the largest, the earliest time, and the most complex technology. When the Egyptians made mummies, they first took out part of the brain from the nostrils of the dead body with iron hooks and injected some medicines into the brain for cleaning. Then, with a sharp stone knife, cut a slit in the flank, take out the guts completely, clean the belly, stuff it with coconut wine and mashed spices, and sew it as it was. After this step was completed, the corpse was placed in the caustic soda powder for 40 days, then the corpse was washed and wrapped with a fine linen bandage from head to toe, and the outside was coated with the glue usually used in Egypt instead of ordinary glue Gum, and then the body was given to relatives, who put it in a special human-shaped wooden box, kept it in the tomb, and placed it upright against the wall.
But for the ancient Egyptians, only pharaohs were eligible to be mummified. The ancient Egyptians believed that after death, the soul will not die, and will still be attached to the corpse or statue. Therefore, after the death of pharaohs, mummies were made as a hope and deep memory for the eternal life of the deceased.
But I still think the mummy is pretty, really pretty. Not only the gorgeous Hollywood stunts, but the majestic Egyptian architecture. In fact, I don't know much about Egypt, but I like and understand Ramses II very well. I have always been yearning for his era, those beautiful buildings I can't resist, so charming, so breathtaking, I really want to see them with my own eyes. The desert has its endless charm, and love, like the desert, lasts for three thousand years. When those bugs crawled on that priest in the film, I thought the punishment in Egypt was too cruel. I don't think even very bad people should be tortured like this.
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