During an interview on Phoenix Television, the host teases Wentao and asks Liu Feng, “You’re so young, so why are your insights into history so original? And your Three-Body is amazing. Could you also tell us what your next work will be about?”
Lin Yuan smiles faintly. “It’s nothing. I’ve just read a lot. As for my next work, I won’t be writing another one. I’d also like to let everyone know that I’ll continue donating all my royalties to schools in the mountainous regions, to provide children in poor areas with a better education.”
After China’s opening match at the 2002 World Cup, a reporter asks him at the post-match press conference why he saluted the stands to celebrate after scoring the first goal.
Liu Feng smiles faintly. “It’s nothing. I just saw my grandfather in the stands, so I dedicated it to him. This is his second time visiting this country. The last time he came, its capital was still called Seoul. That was in the spring of 1951.”
After a product launch, a reporter presses Liu Feng: “Why did you put 50 percent of your profits into research and development and give the remaining 50 percent to your employees? What are your real thoughts?”
Liu Feng laughs heartily. “It’s nothing. I’m simply putting the core socialist values into practice.”
Many years later, Liu Feng, his hair now white, stands on a vast launch stage and shouts, “Are you ready?”
The audience roars back, “Always ready!”
Ziren slowly walks out from the side!
The author’s motto: Look cool, write fast, and everyone will love it!
The writing is immature and the ideals are naive, but the story can be told clearly and the ideas are beautiful. Somewhat poisonous, but not fatal. Just to mention a little bit, the protagonist in the first book should not be Harry Potter. What kind of soil will bloom what kind of flowers? How can the protagonist who grew up in the family culture of that era write that kind of Western culture book?
Although childish, isn't this the follow-up to our predecessors' forward attack?