What is the ending of The Three Body Problem ?How did humans defeat the Trisolarans?

The ending of "The Three-Body Problem" and its enlightenment

Were humans really defeated by the Trisolarans?

The Three-Body Problem is Liu Cixin's science fiction masterpiece, which has triggered a deep reflection on the universe, life and civilization by readers with its unique perspective and far-reaching thinking. In the final ending, the Trisolarans successfully invade Earth, which seems to foreshadow the defeat of humanity. In the end, because of the law of the dark forest, the earth was hit by the dimensionality reduction of the singer civilization, and in the end, only Cheng Xinxin and Ai Ai AA escaped from the earth.

However, from multiple perspectives, can we really say that human beings have been completely defeated by the Trisolarans?At the same time, what kind of inspiration does this ending bring us?

First of all, from a physical point of view, the Trisolarans have indeed succeeded in inhibiting human technological progress and controlling the earth through powerful military force. They take advantage of the chaos and panic of human society, as well as the fear of the unknown, to plunge humanity into internal strife and external oppression.

However, this cannot be entirely counted as a defeat for humanity, which has never given up its desire and struggle for freedom and survival.

Secondly, from a spiritual point of view, although human beings are at a disadvantage in the war with the Trisolarans, human beings have not lost their faith and courage. In **, many characters such as Luo Ji, Cheng Xin and others, they insist on the dignity and value of human beings, and constantly look for the possibility of counterattacking the three-body people. Their perseverance and fearless sacrifice show the strength of the human spirit that no material force can conquer.

Moreover, from an ecological point of view, although the Trisolarans have mastered advanced technology, their civilization is based on ignoring and destroying the laws of nature. Their planet has undergone countless destructions and rebirths, and this instability is the Achilles' heel of their civilization. In contrast, despite the technological backwardness of human beings, we have been respecting and adapting to the rules of nature, which may be the key to our ultimate victory.

The ending of "The Three-Body Problem" reveals that in the face of the challenge of extraterrestrial life, we cannot only rely on the power of science and technology, but also need to adhere to the spiritual values and ecological wisdom of human beings. Only on these foundations can we truly win the war against extraterrestrial life and defend our planetary home.

In general, although in the ending of "The Three-Body Problem", human beings are defeated by the Three-Body Man on the physical level, but on the spiritual and ecological levels, human beings are not completely defeated. This book shows us the courage and wisdom of human beings in the face of desperate situations, and also reminds us to respect nature and cherish the earth. From a scientific point of view.

The ending of the Three-Body Problem series** is that the Three-Body Civilization was finally defeated by humans. In **, through a series of efforts and strategies, human beings successfully resisted the invasion and domination of the Trisolarans.

Specifically, humanity has finally found a way to counter the Trisolarans by exploiting their weaknesses and internal contradictions, as well as by using scientists, military power, and global cooperation on Earth. Among them, human beings have taken advantage of the "law of the dark forest", a basic principle in the universe, and adopted strategic means such as concealment, deception, and surprise attacks.

In the end, human beings successfully destroyed the fleet and base of the Trisolarans by using scientific and technological means such as "super energy" and "miniature black holes", and finally won the war with the Trisolaran civilization.

It should be noted that the "Three-Body Problem" series** is a science fiction work, in which the plot and ending are set by the author Liu Cixin according to his own imagination and creative ideas.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a science fiction ** written by Liu Cixin, which tells the interaction and conflict between human beings on the earth and the three-body civilization. Among them, the Three-Body Civilization is an extremely ancient and highly evolved alien civilization, which is looking for a new home because of the instability of its own planetary environment, and finally set its sights on the earth. By telling the interaction between humans and the three-body problem, this book explores the limitations of human civilization and the possibilities of future development.

Key knowledge: three-body civilization, alien civilization, human civilization, science fiction**.

Similar concepts: other sci-fi works, such as "Galactic Empire", "Star Trek", etc.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a science fiction trilogy created by Liu Cixin, including "The Three-Body Problem", "Dark Forest" and "Death Eternal". Here's an overview of the ending of "The Three-Body Problem" and how humans defeated the Three-Body Problem:

In "The Three-Body Problem", the earth faces a threat from the three-body civilization. The Trisolarans are a highly developed alien civilization that seeks a new home and targets Earth. They use the "Three-Body Game" to communicate and control with the earthlings.

In the finale, humanity on Earth faces a great dilemma. The Trisolarans hide themselves by using the "Law of the Dark Forest", making it impossible for Earth to determine their true intentions and location. Earth United** has set up the "Barrier Project" in an attempt to defend against the invasion of the Trisolarans.

However, at the last minute, some scientists on Earth discovered a plan called "Nightcrawler" to launch a devastating attack by using the planets and stars in the solar system to destroy the Trisolararan's fleet. In the end, this plan succeeded in destroying the Trisolaran's fleet and saving the Earth from threats from the Trisolaran.

It should be noted that the above is a summary of "The Three-Body Problem", and there are many details and plots in it, and it is recommended that you read the original book to get a more comprehensive understanding.

On behalf of humanityCheng XinBecause of sincerity, he made a third wrong choice and completely eliminated itHuman civilization。Because the universe reboot is completelyZeroerTarget**.

Time flies, and the Zero Returner is about to be in the Dark Forest.

The final winner of the victory, it is hiding in the small universe in the sweep.

The Last Remnant of Civilization! This is why even Cheng Xin also sighed that there were only more than one million civilizations in the huge universe. It's not just that, it's the only thing left.

The Zeroers know very well that the ingenious universe is almost impossible to restart, but the civilized wishers with sincerity and love take the bait! In order to survive in the dark forest, technology ** and chain of suspicion.

Causes one civilization to wipe out all other civilizations.

It's more than the law of the jungle.

And cruel - all of them are enemies. The entire universe, in the end, can only have one winner. This victor, this Grim Reaper, will live forever in this lonely universe. The zeroer is called the "zeroer".

Ideological themes

As a technomaniac Liu Cixin.

In **, the planet he wrote about was destroyed over and over again, and reshaped over and over again. Humanity struggled under his gaze, trying to find the last glimmer of hope in his cold, rational mind. Liu Cixin in "The Three-Body Problem.

It clearly punctures 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 that he has depicted the scene of the end of mankind so fully.

This time, he completely immersed himself in the apocalyptic vision, and found strength and beauty in it, and realized the profundity of human tragedy.

The ending of "The Three-Body Problem" is that the zeroer restarts the universe, and Cheng Xin leaves the last 5 kilograms to return to the big universe, and the final ending of the big universe is that only the drifting bottle and the ecological ball are left in the small ant hidden wide universe, and the drifting bottle is hidden in the darkness, in the universe of one thousand meters square, only the little sun in the ecological ball shines a little light.

The final outcome of Three-Body Problem 3 is as follows: only the drifting bottle and the ecological ball are left in the small universe. The drifting bottle is hidden in the darkness, and in the universe of one thousand meters square, only the small sun in the ecological sphere emits a little light.

In this small world of life, several balls of clear water float silently in a zero-gravity environment, and a small fish jumps out of one balloon and leaps into another, swimming lightly among the green algae. In a small patch of grass on land, a drop of dew detached from a blade of grass, swirled and floated, refracting a ray of crystalline sunlight into space.

At this time, there are three surviving human beings left: the first is the people on Blue Space and Gravity, who flew hundreds of light-years away from the solar system and opened up new worlds;Then came Cheng Xin, who flew to the galaxy that Yun Tianming gave her, and met Guan Yifan, the person sent by the New World to wait for themand the actor Yun Tianming.

Then, the spaceship that Cheng Xin and Guan Yifan were sitting on met the Black Domain, and tens of millions of years passed at once, except for the two of them, the other humans did not know whether they were alive or dead. After that, it is the end of the universe, waiting for the rebirth of the universe.

Compared with the steady progress of "The Three-Body Problem", the last two (especially "The Three-Body Problem: Death and Eternal") seem a little impatient in terms of plot development. The hibernation time of the first decades and hundreds of years can no longer meet Liu Cixin's needs for leapfrogging in the epic structure.

The strong desire to travel through time and space prompted the author to constantly arrange for the characters to "hibernate".

The original complete story line has been cut into pieces by several "hibernations", causing the characters' hard work to save the earth to lose their due heaviness. As the time jump continues to increase, the ending of "Death Eternal" has become perfunctory.

The author intended not to do so, but to achieve the effect: "18,903,729 plus six centuries ago, which are negligible in this long geological epoch." ”

The return movement has a successful ending.

The essence of the return movement is to let build a small universe.

The civilization returns the mass to the large universe, so that the mass of the large universe will remain in balance and collapse smoothly when the critical value of the great ** is reached.

Then return to the singularity again**.

Hence the return movement and the zeroer.

The "cosmic zeroing" is fundamentally different, and the cosmic zeroing of the zeroer is to use artificial means to artificially force the universe to the singularity through dimensional reduction again and again. The regression movement, on the other hand, relies on the laws of the universe itself to achieve the zeroing of the universe, and all it does is create conditions for collapse. The zeroer is just a conjecture, while the regression movement has strict scientific calculations.

The overall evaluation of "The Three-Body Problem":

With a grand story structure, magnificent and novel scientific imagination, and rich and simple humanistic reflection, "The Three-Body Problem" has written a space epic with sublime connotations, which has conquered the majority of readers.

The Three-Body Problem embodies a high-level, high-level imagination. The key lies in the self-consistency of fantasy. Liu Cixin.

What is provided is a pure "hard science fiction" work, a world that is self-consistent with scientific theories and logical deductions.

The ending of "The Three-Body Problem" is open-ended, and no specific ending is given.

The author leaves readers with a lot of room for imagination.

At the end of the book, the author asks whether the return movement itself is an intentional call by the advanced civilization or a deceptive cleanup, and whether the advanced civilization has the ability to invade the small universe of the remnant civilizations to clean up or seize matter.

Will the other remnant civilizations other than the Earth civilization retain their own small universe? Will the small universe that is preserved affect the rebirth of the large universe? Will the universe eventually die, collapse, or be reborn?

Whether the earth's civilization has left traces of what once existed, there are too many possible options.

Readers can choose what they think is a reasonable ending from their own perspective of optimism or pessimism, romance or reality.

Background of the creation of "The Three-Body Problem":

In the 90s of the 20th century, with the strengthening of China's "rejuvenation of the country through science and technology" propaganda and the continuous development of science and technology, many favorable conditions for science fiction creation appeared; At the same time, the creative team, mainly science and technology workers, has gradually been updated, and some elite readers separated from science fiction fans have also grown into writers.

Liu Cixin has published works in the magazine "Science Fiction World" since 1999, and has since created a number of short and medium-length stories**. When he published the short story "The Mountain" in January 2006, many readers wrote to him saying that they wanted him to write a full-length novel.

So Liu Cixin decided not to write short and medium stories anymore. The idea of "a galaxy with three irregularly moving stars" was originally intended to be used to write a short story, but later found that it could be written as a long story**.

So I combined this with Wu Yan's description of the history of people desperately exploring space in "China Orbit", and set the "Cultural Revolution" period as the background of the whole story, describing the contact between some characters and extraterrestrial powers, as well as the Cold War between the Warsaw Pact and NATO.

Under the influence of a publisher, he changed his original concept to a long-form trilogy series that narrates a special human journey from the 60s of the 20th century to 500 years later.

Liu Cixin writes as an amateur engineer, and when he is not busy with work, he writes 3,000 to 5,000 words a day, and it took about a year to complete each part.

The first "Three-Body Problem" was originally published in the "Science Fiction World" magazine from May to December 2006**, and it received a good response, so it was published as a single book. The title of the second film, "The Dark Forest", is taken from a popular phrase from the 80s of the 20th century: "The city is the forest, every man is a hunter, every woman is a trap."

Liu Cixin originally planned to complete it in four or five months, but due to the unstable working hours of the unit, it took nine months to write.

After the publication of the third installment, "Death Eternal", the series was renamed from "Once Upon a Time on Earth Trilogy" to "Three-Body Trilogy".