What mind blowing sci fi works have you seen?

I've seen a brain-opening work is Harry Potter, magic and the like are really incredible, but after watching it, I really want to have it.

For example, the drama "Happy Planet", which I started chasing when I was in elementary school, describes a novel world with computers as the entrance.

I saw a movie that explored the center of the earth, and I really thought it was very good, and the imagination made people think that it was really imagining the real matter in the center of the earth.

The most mind-blowing science fiction work I've ever read is the Three-Body Problem, and this book is more popular because it was very good to write such a book at that time.

I've watched the two sci-fi movies Harry Potter and Exploring the Center of the Earth, especially exploring the things in the Center of the Earth, which is simply too magical, and it is incredible that it makes people feel very brainy.

There used to be a movie called Magic Land, this movie belongs to the science fiction category, and when I watch it again, the brain hole of the whole drama is very big, and it always makes people refresh their concept of this drama.

The most brain-opening sci-fi work I've ever seen is Detective Conan, this anime is particularly brain-burning, and there are many details in it that I can't understand myself.

I have seen a TV series, its name is Phantom City, this TV series is very sci-fi when acting, and the actors give people very big fantasies when they act.

I think it's "The Three-Body Problem", before "The Three-Body Problem", we did watch a lot of science fiction movies, but they were all kinds of dazzling**, all kinds of spaceships shuttled around the universe, and the more advanced movies were like interstellar travel to show us the power of black holes and wormholes. However, these settings that seem to be science fiction in the movie are a scum in front of the dimensionality reduction of "The Three-Body Problem", a two-way foil subverts my understanding of science fiction, I can think too much, it is simply unprecedented and unprecedented. A three-body world subverted my understanding, three suns alternately, and there is no regularity at all, I learned for the first time about the three-body dilemma of astronomy, and there is such a system in the universe.

It must be "The Three-Body Problem", for the first time, I feel that it is not wrong for humans to launch aircraft into outer space. Maybe the solar system is really just a cat in an inconspicuous little mead. Outside the solar system, there are space cameras guarding the interstellar channel, and once the aircraft leaves the solar system and enters the interstellar channel, it will be locked and strike at the solar system.

The biggest feeling I have about "The Three-Body Problem" is profoundness. The three-body problem itself is a profound and difficult astrophysical problem, especially for a liberal arts student like me. The whole new world that arises from such a question, and what kind of civilization such a world will produce, is in itself fascinating.

There is no doubt that George Wells's "War of the Worlds", as a masterpiece of the science fiction era, this one is as famous as Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", and for the first time, it proposes: "Are we alone in the universe?" "That's the question.

At that time, not only the public was thinking about this problem, but these human elites were also confused. ** In the 19th century, humans showed unprecedented panic in the face of the Martians who fell from the sky, and the technological gap led to the human army being crushed by the Martians in various ways. The human armies were wiped out, the cities fell one after another, and the humans began to go into exile.

I feel that "The Three-Body Problem" has brought up an inexplicable science fiction fever, and then many people have answered "The Three-Body Problem" under various questions, Liu Cixin is one of my favorite science fiction writers, but in my consistent impression, "The Three-Body Problem" is still not as good as "Ball Lightning", it is also Liu Cixin's work, and there is also a person named Ding Yi in it, but the main line of the story is from the artificial perspective of a person who has been burned to death by ball lightning since he was a child and has been chasing ball lightning. The brain hole in this part is not very big, but since the story only takes place on the earth, the grasp of the plot is very tense.

The Tower of Babel by Ted Jiang. Our post-80s generation was born in an era of opening up to the outside world. All kinds of Western science fiction movies, television, **, anime are at your fingertips.

Therefore, we will form a specific image of the so-called science fiction movies, such as the future, technology, the universe, extraterrestrial civilizations, etc. The brain has undergone a certain amount of sci-fi edification. But what I said about this **, Ren still subverts my cognition and makes me go back and think about what position human beings belong to.

If you are a child, I have read a science fiction with a big brain hole**, which is a short story called "Symptoms"**, written by Wang Yanzhong, published in the "Science Fiction World" in May 2012. It's mainly about the story of mental illness, which can make people hint at another identity, see another scene, and then kill people, so, after watching it at the time, my back has been chilling, and I was just a high school kid at that time, hahaha, and I didn't figure out who died after watching it.

It must be that the science fiction content of the book "Earth Destruction Plan" is very extensive, from biochemistry to human social and political culture, and then to the later lunar explosion that destroyed the earth's ecological environment, Europa's lunar project, the closed space-time ring on the protagonist's body, and later the eight planetary defense wars of human beings in order to resist aliens, it is simply too wonderful to speak, and my most recommended is the eight planetary defense wars, which are more aimless than the aimless fights in the universe in other science fiction works.

Three-Body Problem. Da Liu's other short stories** can also be called masterpieces, recommended, mirrors, supernova eras, supporting human beings, devourers, micro eras, etc., Han Song's**, science fiction world, a lot of published ** can be called boutiques, you can also take a look at this question, "What short science fiction ** shocks, make you forget?" Wang Jinkang's ** is also okay, mainly because the brain hole is relatively large, but I don't think it's good in other aspects.

In terms of short stories, Liu Wenyang's "One Day Prisoner" and a Japanese writer's "The Portrait of Shi Ni" are quite good. There's also "The Definer," all of Philip K. Dick and Kobayashi Taizo, and Arthur C. C. Clarke's "It's Hard to Conform to the Locals," which I couldn't walk with laughter when I finished reading it.

One is "The Last Question". The other forgot the name and only remembered the plot. A matrilineal race is born with poor eyesight and lives in a place full of food, and each generation of leaders controls the ancestral ** control of the clansmen.

Later, it was discovered that these people lived in the stomach of a large creature, and thousands of years ago a spaceship was eaten by a large creature, and although the crew survived, their eyesight was weakened, and they evolved into a new race from generation to generation. The leader controls the nails of the people.

Liu Cixin's has a short story, which reverses an electromagnetic civilization, which is just the opposite of the history of the development of human civilization, first discovering the law of electromagnetic induction, living in a vacuum-like environment, then Newton's theorem, and then reaching the boundary of the world for drilling, discovering various laws in the process, and finally reaching the liquid to be short-circuited only to discover Archimedes' law of buoyancy to study the sealing technology, and finally completely washed out of the water before discovering that it is a geocentric creature.

Shuangyu trilogy, brain hole and big.

"Mr. Tan of the New Conch".

The End of the World Diary

PHS Roams the Future

Fly to Sagittarius

Dying Light on Coral Island

Red Ocean" Broken Magnetic Traces

Superbrain "Blue Bloods".

Foreign part. Around the Moon

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Machine Island: "Strange Station".

Fly to the Centaur Constellation

Starship Paratroopers, Martian Chronicle

Space SWAT Team

Neuro Wanderer

Dead Zone" I, Robot

Steel Grotto, StarCraft

The Day the Martians Came

Psychedelic Moments: The End of Dreams

Hunting the "Red October".

Jurassic Park

Star Wars: Ender's Game

Blade Runner antimatter spaceship.

The Fall of Skynet

Savage Coast, Amy Seven

Romance Service Company

Millennium Warrior "Battlestar - Southern Crusade".

Frankenstein

Jungle Greenhouse, Star Wars

Time Machine, Dolphin Island

The Professor's Head in the City of Oblivion

The Man Who Came Up from Neptune

The Adventures of a Robot Master – An Allegory in the Age of Cybernetics

The Girl Who Caught Up with Time

Xingxin One Micro ** Selection".

Japan Sinks" A Tired Man's Utopia

Jules Verne, a famous French science fiction writer of the 19th century. "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", "Captain Grant's Children", "The Mysterious Island" (the above is a trilogy), "Machine Island", "Five Weeks in a Balloon", "Journey to the Center of the Earth".

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, the world's first sci-fi film**. Written in 1818.

Wells, 1895 The Time Machine.

Ni Kuang, Wesley Series

Asimov's "Base" tetralogy.

The Three-Body Problem is also very good.

And then there is the foreign science fiction on the translated version of "Science Fiction World". Sichuan Science and Technology Publishing House has published a lot.

That's right, the Wesleyan series! ~

Wesleyan series has always been a favorite.