From the Five Thousand Years of Chinese History to the Collision of Western Laws

Title: A farmer, counting to ten, asking about the universe Subtitle: From Chinese Promise to the Collision of Western Formulas He was a farmer who couldn't afford a telescope. From why the earth's magnetic field flips, to how the "iron soup" in the earth's core boils; from why gravity only attracts but not repels, to whether the bursting of bubbles is like the collapse of the universe. He conducted experiments with a bowl of soapy water, used sunlight as a microscope, and completed the most fundamental inquiry into the universe in the yard. When the ancestor's "Wuji produces Tai Chi, Tai Chi produces Liangyi..." Collided with the Western physical laws for thousands of years, he discovered: 0 is the base state, 1 is creation, 2 is symmetry, 3 is structure, 4 is time and space, 5 is growth, 6 is perfection, 7 is cycle, 8 is multi-dimensional, and 9 is regression. Six and seven do not eliminate the fact that "Liuhe" is the skeleton of time and space, and "Seven Stars" is the cyclic rhythm. This is not a paper or popular science. This is a man who is bent over by work. In the gap between the fields, he uses ten numbers to connect the universe from quantum fluctuations to galactic rotation, from Peano's axioms to holographic principles. It proves that the universe belongs to everyone who asks it. Looking up there are stars. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.