Micro Chronicle*

I can't understand why some people read Liu's works in the same way as online novels. I personally think these works are very good, except for Cheng Xin.

I should be glad that I saw this article in the college entrance examination review questions. It looks very good. The question will probably send a lot of people away, but I am probably not one of them...

The glorious macro era, the great macro era, the melancholy macro era, you are a dream that disappears in the fire... The embryo was incinerated, and the Macro Era finally disappeared in the fire... I feel that Wei Ren's words have been persuading or hinting the forerunners to do this. "The Micro Era is a carefree era. Nothing can threaten the Micro Era unless..." As a Hong person, I am depressed...

I didn't understand it when I first took the college entrance examination exams, but now I realize that I deleted a lot of them... I really like it, it opens my mind and my horizons. Wonderful

Unique thinking and novel stories. On the other hand, maybe our current earth is also a microworld. How insignificant is our huge waste to macro people? Maybe the solar system is just a little lightbulb on a laboratory bench.

Perhaps the entire universe is just one macroman among many. The entire galaxy is just an insignificant little cell in Macroman's body

The earth exists in the vast silver In the river system, resources are always limited. No one knows whether history like the asteroid hitting the earth and causing the extinction of the dinosaurs will repeat itself again. If the earth really disappears, then where will humans, who regard the earth as their home planet, go? This is a question that has always been thought-provoking. The short story "Micro Era" gives people room for imagination from the perspective of science fiction. The novel gives people a strong sense of immersion, and the description of the environment and the shaping of the characters are very good. In the book, I seem to see a broader world...

Suppress first... No! I can't hold it back anymore! I am a loyal fan of Teacher Liu! I got to know Teacher Liu from Three-Body Problem. I've read that set no less than 10 times! Every time I watch it, I have a different feeling! The more I watch, the more excited I become! Although I already know what the next sentence and section are, I still can't help myself and keep reading!

The imagination is rich enough, but it is unscientific. If human beings are as small as bacteria and can move and reproduce freely, their appearance will definitely not be able to remain the same. If the corresponding movement organs have not evolved, they will continue to perform Brownian motion under the impact of gas molecules!

At the end, I felt a little bit. Is it possible that human beings have perished, and this is just a virtual world left by technology or completely an illusion of Hongren? After all, being alone for so long, the inner loneliness will reflect many incredible phenomena. Hongren was persuaded by himself or brainwashed by the virtual images left by technology, which made him realize that human behavior is the main cause of destruction. The article also mentioned that "human beings will be destroyed even if the micro-era is not established", so he destroyed the fertilized egg embryos so that humans will no longer exist.

Would a world with only happiness be truly happy? Won't. The world of micro-people is so much like a utopia that I have doubts. They are more like guiding the "macro-people" to destroy themselves, because they have never truly defeated the "macro-people". Only the "macro-people" themselves can destroy the "macro-people". They did not produce their own art and technology. All their art and technology only imitated the "Hongren". After 25,000 years, they neither continued the civilization of the "Hongren" nor created their own civilization. They make no progress because they cannot think and they cannot create. The earth is not the original earth, and humans are not the original humans. The forerunners will remain alone forever, until death. As mentioned in the original article, human beings stopped traditional reproduction because of the impending disaster. This can prove that the "macro people" were not wiped out by the micro people. The real demise of the "macro people" was also caused by the "macro people" themselves.

I read this novel again after 30 years. I remember the first time I saw this article was in a science fiction magazine. I miss it so much, for our lost youth! ! !

I once did the middle part of the reading questions when I was in junior high school. I have forgotten my feelings at the time, but after reading it today, I feel very subtle, because the ending is something I did not expect... I don't know if it is good or bad, it is worth thinking about!

I feel like a lot of people don't agree with the ending, so I want to give a superficial explanation here. First of all, everyone must understand that just because the author writes a plot, it does not mean that he really recognizes the value orientation represented by this plot. I tend to think that this ending is "helpless justice". Even if the Forerunner's behavior can be regarded as betraying his ancestors, he had no choice but to do it for the continuation of humanity (no matter what kind of humanity it is). Moreover, the randomness of a single person's decision is too great. When the power of human life and death is handed over to an individual, tragedy is doomed.

People in the micro era already have almost inexhaustible resources and space, and are extremely happy. Will they continue to develop technology and explore the universe? Micro-humans are already different from macro-humans in terms of emotions, form, and social organization. They are just another civilization created by humans. Do they really have anything to do with humans? Micro-humans can no longer write melancholy poems. What the pioneers want to continue is the macro-human civilization that nurtured themselves.

Watching "Micro Era" really made people think deeply. At the end, is Micro Era an illusion of the last person suffering from mental illness or does it really exist? It's scary to think about it.

This imagination is very high. At first, I thought that the picture I received during the landing was just a virtual picture made by the predecessors to welcome the forerunners. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a micro world. This imagination shocked me directly. But what is very scary when I think about it is that micro people are genetically modified macro people. Then micro people can be transformed into macro people again. There will definitely be a turning point in N years.

In the end, I really didn't expect that the embryo would be destroyed, which was quite shocking. But this is indeed the only way for civilization to continue, and Hongren cannot survive. So on one side I feel that I should do this, but on the other side I can't help but feel sad. Maybe it's because of the true fall of an era.

The earth's macro-era civilization was destroyed due to the force majeure of the solar helium flash. The only remaining macro man in the universe came back to observe the solar system, and everything changed. 17,000 Years later, a ship flew back to the earth to find its roots, but unexpectedly discovered that a super creature had become the new overlord of the earth, and nanometers dominated the earth. With a perspective that transcends the current time and space, a highly imaginative plot, and smooth writing, the author shows us his thoughts on the future of mankind, and uses the future to reflect on the current society and think about human nature.

At first, I just wanted to read the follow-up that didn't include the reading comprehension questions. After reading it, I wanted to say that the Micro People inherited human civilization, but some things disappeared completely when the Forerunners destroyed the embryos of the Macro People. As one comment said, it felt like the Forerunners were brainwashed. The leader of the Micro People said from the beginning that the Macro People were a waste of resources and that the Macro People were the sinners of the world... It is true that Macro people use a lot of resources compared to Micro people, but... Forget it, then I want to say that Micro people no longer have the form of Macro people, and the lifestyle of Macro people. Even food and travel have undergone huge changes. For Micro people, Macro people should be just a video of the past, so is the civilization inherited by Micro people still human civilization? In other words, the civilization of Micro-Ren should be another kind of human civilization. So are Macro-Ren and Micro-Ren still the same species? The civilization of our Hong people seems to have been passed down, but it seems not to have been passed down (but the original intention of Hong people to create micro people was to pass on the seeds of humanity and civilization [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry])

Micro people have weak emotions and do not have the literary emotions of macro people, so they just inherited the technology of macro people and imitated their culture. The art they appreciate is just decoration. They can live a carefree life, but they will never understand the three views of their predecessors.

Micro people are the inheritance of human civilization. There is no need to worry about whether micro people and macro people can coexist. We are not in that era, so don't use our current psychology to evaluate the people of that time. Human nature can never be guessed.

This is Liu's short science fiction novel, as full of imagination as ever. The opposite of micro-humans is macro-humans. The two are in opposition. Macro-era is worried about the earth's resources, but micro-humans are just the opposite, full of happiness. After reading it, I started thinking, what would I do if I were a pioneer? In addition to the wild imagination, Liu's book also contains in-depth thinking about society. The same is true for this book. Where does the future of mankind lead? How can mankind continue itself? Is the Micro Era the continuation of human civilization or the origin of another civilization... All this deeply troubles me.

Shocking! It's scary to think about it! Will there really be such a day? Will that day really come? I look forward to the future!

I read it quickly, and the ending is still unfinished. The Hongren, the forerunner, is very satisfied with the life of human beings, oh no, the micro-people, but... For the continuation of civilization, he will not hesitate to interrupt the continuation of the Hongren. Isn't doing so... The same as destroying himself? The novel written by Da Liu is great. I didn't even realize it when I saw the end.

Although this is originally a short story, it is not enough. I always felt that the ending was rushed and left something to be desired. This idea is indeed very good. As for micro-people, I think they are already another evolved species and can adapt to the environment very well. I won't comment on the final arrangement, because if it were me, I don't know what I would do.

The bold concept of Micro Era is full of dreamy atmosphere, but in the end it is Macro people's concession to the continuation of civilization.

What Liu Cixin wrote is the best book I have ever read. He is indeed the number one author of Chinese science fiction novels! 👍

After reading it, I gradually understood why the book is called "Micro Era". Compared with the macro era we live in, and currently, the micro era is a reasonable idea that is conducive to the continuation of human civilization. But I always feel that the ending is not finished... [Thinking]

A collection of Liu Cixin's short stories, including Taiyuan Curse, Micro Era, Time Migration, Micro End, Collapse, Age of Angels, Poetic Clouds, Thinker, Feeding Humanity, Fiber, Western, Messenger, and Round Soap Bubbles. Liu Cixin is really a genius science fiction writer. He throws out ideas and scenes in his short stories, which are very shocking. I am really impressed by his imagination. A collection of short stories for those who like science fiction and Liu Cixin. Strong Amway! ! !