Watching Movies in Ancient Times: Leading the New Era with Science and Technology

The arrival of the big screen illuminates the past dynasties. It not only shows the prosperity created by science and technology, but also reveals the humiliating scars of the century-old war of resistance. It also reflects the rising light of the red star. Emperor Ying Zheng of Qin, Liu Bang of Han Dynasty, Li Shimin of Tang Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang of Ming Dynasty and other monarchs who have left their names in history, after witnessing all this, they turned to vigorously develop science and technology. However, the concept of "everyone is equal" on the screen has put heavy pressure on the emperors: the mediocre are forced to change in the tide of the times, while the talented and ambitious take the initiative to create their own era of change. Emperors and famous ministers and generals also visited modern times to experience the prosperous scene. The official reception was in full swing, and the Internet was instantly buzzing with excitement. What's even more surprising is that historical figures from Europe and other places have also traveled through time - it turns out that there are big screens in their time and space, but they are playing the past of their nation. And under this intersection across time and space, the struggle between countries is surging undercurrent. Because they were located in different time and space, Chinese emperors established chat groups to share gunpowder and other era technologies and exchange political opinions and strategies. This allowed mediocre monarchs to no longer be a drag on the dynasty, and talented monarchs were assisted by civil servants from past dynasties, pushing China's time and space into the era of great navigation and even the great universe. And when all the world - including the West - is finally connected, what changes will be brewing? Sky screen, chat group, funny, no protagonist, nonsensical, all the world