After watching The Three Body Problem , what do you think?

Three-Body Problem, this book talks about the free struggle between the human civilization of the earth and the three-body civilization, and tells the new prosperity and weakness of the people of the two planets.

The three-body problem is a dark horse in my country's science fiction, and I think the author himself must be a person who is very thoughtful and has a very large brain capacity.

In fact, after watching this movie, I found that there are still many good sides of human nature, so there will be many people who will help you.

"The Three-Body Problem" has a grand background and a shocking brain, following some of the characteristics of Arthur C. Clark and Asimov, and also has innovations, while "The Three-Body Problem" is more substantial in content and has ups and downs in the plot. "The Three-Body Problem" has made many people fall in love with science fiction, and the biggest significance is this.

Da Liu's long story, I personally think that "Three-Body Problem" is not the best-looking, and "Ball Lightning", which is known as the prequel to the Three-Body Problem, is better written.

In fact, there is no need to shout too much about Liu Cixin's greatness, you can take a look at the works of the Big Three in the science fiction era of the last century, and the background of some works is not inferior to "The Three-Body Problem".

After watching the three-body problem, I felt very shocked, this work made me like it very much, and I watched it several times.

I have a lot of feelings after reading the Three-Body Problem, and I think the Three-Body Problem is a very well-written book, and I like it very much.

I think the Three-Body Problem is a very good work, and I like it very much, and I have always supported him.

I was really moved after watching it for three days, because I felt that it was really not easy to have such a good work now.

There is a deep meaning in it, but we should read it several times to realize it.

The advent of the three-body problem is not only proud, but also moving. Extremely transcendent imagination, hard science fiction careful logic; in-depth social and humanistic criticism, but it retains that pool of hot springs.

Never before has I seen the inferiority of human beings so clearly, and I have never felt so deeply that humanism is hypocritical.

In the cruel universe, the only way to survive is to be ruthless than others, and kindness will only lead to destruction.

Weakness is not the first obstacle to survival, arrogance is.

The Three-Body Problem asks the ultimate question of human beings about the universe, so there is no science fiction after the Three-Body Problem.

Da Liu is the wall-facing person of our time, and the things in the book are now done or being done by human beings.

Nonsense is the main thing, it doesn't mean much!

Ye Wenjie's choice is inevitable.

Is there anything debatable about the two fundamental theorems of cosmic sociology?

When will the fourth part be released.

The biggest feeling that "The Three-Body Problem" gives me is that it is deep and deep.

The Three-Body Problem tells the collision between the Three-Body Civilization and the Earth Civilization, the Three-Body Problem, as another habitable planet in outer space, is also inhabited by the Three-Body Problem, and the Three-Body People regard the Earthlings as enemies, but the Earthlings have mixed opinions on them, so there is a fierce struggle between human beings on the Three-Body Problem on the Earth.

The three-body problem leads to a whole new world, and what kind of civilization such a world will produce is itself full of attraction. Human beings continue to explore the mysteries of the universe, but the true meaning is in **. The universe is so big, whether extraterrestrial civilizations really exist, whether there is an upper limit to the development of science, and whether human exploration and travel to the world can break through the scope of the banking system, the content of ** can't help but make me think about such a question.

The ideological theme of "The Three-Body Problem".

As a technomaniac, Liu Cixin destroyed his planet over and over again in **, and reshaped it again and again. The fierce human struggled under his gaze, trying to find the last glimmer of hope in his cold, rational mind. Liu Cixin's "Three-Body Problem" obviously punctured the warm dreams that some people are accustomed to.

Common sense and logic are either invalid or distorted in Liu Cixin's **. However, I have to admit that the coldness characteristic of his technomaniac has an extraordinary appeal. What's more, his wild imagination may accidentally touch the core secrets of mankind.

Liu Cixin's "Three-Body Problem" seems to be the first time to depict the scene of the end of human Tongshan so much, this time he completely immersed himself in the scene of the end of the world, and found strength and beauty in it, and realized the profundity of human tragedy.

"The Three-Body Problem" is about the information exchange, life and death struggle between the human civilization and the three-body civilization on the earth, and the rise and fall of the two civilizations in the universe. Its first part was translated by Liu Yukun and won the Best Feature Award at the 73rd Hugo Awards.

There are two things that impressed me the most in "The Three-Body Problem". One point is science fiction. The "state of the dark forest" mentioned in the book was shocking when I read it, but it seems normal when I think about it.

It is as if to warn all human beings: the universe is cruel to judge or deceive, and perhaps the discovery of aliens will bring us ruin! Another point is its depiction of "human nature".

Yao Haijun said on Weibo: "After watching "Three-Body Problem 3", I suddenly have a strong sense of loss, when will I see such a good sci-fi ** again?" It seems that no one writes ** like Liu Cixin, and regards ** as a challenge to their own intelligence.

One after another, the super whimsy makes people sigh that people are really great animals. If it were Han Song, he might say something like this after reading it: Liu Cixin made science fiction like this, who would dare to engage in science fiction in the future.

Reading "The Three-Body Problem" reminds one of Nietzsche, who said that "life on earth is fleeting, accidental, and fruitless exceptions", and that human beings are "a small, ephemeral species". Reading "The Three-Body Problem" has always given me a clear sense of humanity and my place in the universe.