Snow Song Nevifer is the protagonist of the alien, what year was she born?

After committing suicide, he was cloned, and then the alien was dissected, but the protagonist didn't die, and then the protagonist tried all kinds of ways to destroy the spaceship, and the alien was also destroyed at the same time, and finally the escape boat returned to Earth.

There is no direct correlation between the two. The StarCraft game was modeled after Blizzard's Warcraft franchise, and the Morph series of movies has been in production since the late 70s, when Blizzard didn't know where it was. Even the most popular, Alien II, which has a Marine Corps vs. Alien Group segment, was released several years before Blizzard Entertainment was founded.

Of course, if you insist on saying that there must be a connection, Blizzard's designers must have been influenced by a large number of science fiction movies at the time, including the Alien series, to think of the idea of StarCraft.

Personally, I think that compared to the Alien series, the ** version of "Starship Paratrooper" provides more direct inspiration to game designers.

Cao Xueqin (1715-1763) was the first family of the Qing Dynasty. The name, the word Mengruan, Xueqin is its number, and it is also called Qinpu and Qinxi. His ancestral home was Liaoyang, and his ancestors were originally Han people, and then he was a "coat" person of the Manchurian Zhengbai Banner.

Cao Xueqin's great-grandfather Cao Xi was appointed to weave in Jiangning. Great-grandmother Sun was the nanny of Emperor Kangxi Xuanye. His grandfather Cao Yin was Xuanye's companion and imperial guard, and later served as Jiangning Weaving, and concurrently served as the imperial envoy of the two Huai Patrol Salt Inspectors, and was very favored by Xuanye.

Xuan Ye went to Jiangnan six times, four of which were taken over by Cao Yin, and lived in Cao's house. Cao Yin died of illness, and his sons Cao Yan and Cao Fu succeeded Jiangning Weaving. Four of them have held this position for 60 years.

Cao Xueqin grew up in the "prosperous" life in this "Qinhuai Fengyue" land since she was a child.

In the early years of Yongzheng, due to the involvement of the internal political struggle of the feudal ruling class, the Cao family suffered a series of blows. Cao Fu was dismissed from his post on charges of "misconduct", "harassment of the post station" and "deficit", and his family property was confiscated. Cao Yan was imprisoned for punishment and was "flailed" for more than a year.

At this time, Cao Xueqin moved back to Beijing with her family. Since then, the Cao family has been in a slump and declining.

After experiencing a major turning point in her life, Cao Xueqin deeply felt the heat and coldness of the world, and had a clearer and deeper understanding of feudal society. He despised the powerful, stayed away from officialdom, and lived a difficult life of poverty.

In her later years, Cao Xueqin moved to the western suburbs of Beijing. Life is even poorer, "full of basil", "the whole family eats porridge". With perseverance and perseverance, he devoted himself to the writing and revision of "Dream of the Red Chamber".

In the twenty-seventh year of Qianlong (1762), his youngest son died, and he fell into excessive sorrow and grief and was bedridden. On Chinese New Year's Eve (February 12, 1763), he finally died of poverty and illness without medical treatment (there are two versions of the year of Cao Xueqin's death, the 28th year of Qianlong and the 29th year).

Excerpted from "Encyclopedia of China: Chinese Literature".

Cao Xueqin's hometown (birthplace) is Nanjing. There are three versions of the ancestral hometown, one is Tieling, Liaoning, one is Liaoyang, Liaoning, and the other is Fengrun, Hebei.