Three-body Problem Ii: Dark Forest (original Work of "three-body Problem: Dark Forest" Starring Yu Hewei)

This is a very in-depth work. It is not science fiction in the ordinary sense, such as battleships and technology that humans have never seen before, but an analysis based on the social form when humans face the end of the world. And these analyzes are all based on a macro philosophical category. On the other hand, science fiction works generally focus on technology, but this work emphasizes that the microscopic quantum world is the embodiment of high technology. A small detector wiped out all the space battleships, which was indeed an unusual idea. Continue reading the third part, Trisolaris may be able to live happily together with human beings.

I finished reading the Three-Body Problem series. I felt that the second part was already perfect, and I was scared and curious about the third part of The Three-Body Problem. But after watching the third part, I felt that The Three-Body Problem was at its peak! The imagination is really amazing👍. After watching The Three-Body Problem, I feel that my understanding of the universe has become much richer. I also like to imagine, so the Three-Body Problem really suits my taste. Although there are some professional terms in the article that I don't understand, I gave up the book twice before because I couldn't understand it. This is the third time I read it. After my classmates strongly asked me to read it again, I persisted in reading it. If my classmates hadn't explained the technical terms in the book to me, I would have missed such a beautiful book. It really gets better the more you look at it, you have to stick to it to know.

Beyond the level of current technology, science fiction is pseudoscience and meaningless.

I admired the character Zhang Beihai in the second work (except for the protagonists Luo Ji and Da Shi). I think he is also a real wall-facer. No one can guess his true thoughts. What he obtained from his father was not only the think tank's predictions about the future world, but also his ability as a soldier. You must have strength and a strong heart to support your beliefs, and you must have the fearlessness to live towards death. Even if you already know the outcome, you still have to fulfill your responsibilities as a soldier and even the responsibilities of human civilization. You will not hesitate to bear the charge of adultery and leave a legacy for mankind until you are buried in the vast universe in the end... This may be his last and best destination.

From a perceptual point of view: I quite like this work. Whether it is the true description of human nature or the beautiful ending, it can still stimulate my emotions to a certain extent. From this point alone, I can feel the author's strong feelings towards writing this series of Chinese science fiction, and his fervent hope that Chinese science fiction can also occupy a place in the world's science fiction. Undoubtedly, #三体# did it, even though it was only a toddler stage. I also hope to see more Chinese masterpieces in world science fiction works in the future, not just #三体#. But from a rational point of view: this work still does not satisfy me. The first part is completely a stepping stone for this one, it is "tasteless", tasteless to eat, and a pity to discard. In my opinion, the key to this book is the author's description of knowledge in physics and astronomy. It is an exaggeration of the original knowledge, rather than unreasonable, and it is limited to the era at that time. In the first part, during the reading process, I lacked the interest to continue reading. I always felt that something was missing. Later I realized that there was a lack of unconstrained thoughts. When I saw the description of the development of the past two centuries, my eyes lit up, but soon dimmed again, because the description of the content entered the feeling of being constrained again. The kind of Chinese science fiction I hope to see is one that is not bound by social or even political ideas. Taking this as the premise, adding the author's knowledge base and unconstrained ideas as the content, then shaping a core, and finally describing the details in detail. Rather than a crudely described and constrained work.

I would like to ask whether it is a problem with my understanding or a problem with the description of the chapters in the e-book itself. The conversations between brown ants and spiders, and Ye Wenjie and Luo Ji are interspersed, which made me confused.

I just heard about this book when I was 8 years old. I saw my dad reading a book with a title that I didn't understand at all. Later, I asked my dad to read it to me, but he said I couldn't understand it. I didn't quite understand why he said that. When I first started reading this book, I felt it was very profound, but I immediately became very interested in it. As I slowly read, my mind seemed to be filled with all kinds of cosmic substances, and all kinds of imaginations kept emerging...

When people abandoned Luo Ji, I felt the ugliness of human nature.

Zhang Beihai is the fifth Wallfacer. Luo Ji completed the deterrence of the Trisolaran world, and Zhang Beihai completed the spread of human seed civilization.

The universe is like a dark forest. There are many different civilizations in the forest. Each civilization is a survivor. The forest is very dark, but people do not light their own torches, because everyone is afraid that after lighting the torch, a group of people will attack him to obtain more resources to develop himself. Originally, the dark forest was very quiet. At that time, a newly emerged civilization lit the torch - the earth civilization. The Red Bank torch they launched could not bring peace at all, but could only bring destruction!