Making Patriotic Films: Has the Nantianmen Project Become Reality?

From a personal perspective: I'm just an ordinary guy who likes Liu Yifei, but more than liking Liu Yifei, I'd much rather see the country become stronger and more stable. From a reader's perspective: written from a different angle than typical science and technology articles, it's simply amazing, the ideas are amazing, and although it uses some old-fashioned tropes of showing off and slapping faces, it's not written in a stiff way.

In my opinion, this level of quality is worthy of being on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). I would definitely be willing to pay to read it. The writing style is mature, which alone surpasses most authors on Qidian.com. The writing of other authors reads like it was written by a high school student.

Additional setting: After the core defense line was investigated, the protagonist revealed that he received a gift from an unknown entity—making movies has a chance to reveal feasible research paths. Therefore, the storylines involving these research institutes and the National Security Bureau would be more reasonable.

So far, it's not bad; it's exciting enough, and the logic is fairly smooth. Add more forum elements and interaction; watching too many simple storylines gets a bit tiresome. By the way, the timeline is a bit too early; The Wandering Earth was filmed 20 years ago, so I can't say anything about the special effects 🤦

It's well-written, the plot flows smoothly, and it's worth reading.

It feels good! Although it's all the same old formula, the point about becoming a technologically advanced nation is still commendable. It would be even better if they could emphasize and optimize this aspect later on, instead of just piling on strong features. 🙂🙂🙂

I, the Director of the Strategic Deception Bureau, have something to announce to all countries: my country's artificial intelligence, Gundam, has been successfully developed and deployed to Pluto. If anyone is interested, we are welcome to join together on Pluto for joint research.

I just started reading, and I really liked that it started with science fiction. The title itself appealed to me, and the underlying message was also very inspiring, moving from cultural confidence to national confidence, and from the traditional concept of "science fiction" to the contemporary vision of a technologically advanced nation. I really enjoyed it.

While it's acceptable to explore human relationships and social dynamics on a grand scale, please focus less on women. In the ordinary world, women's career achievements pale in comparison—that's a fact. Also, the film's titles are too disparate; they should be more interconnected, perhaps with elements like "South Heavenly Gate - Extreme Defense Line," "South Heavenly Gate - The Wandering Earth," or "South Heavenly Gate - ***," creating a cohesive narrative.

The writing is decent, but the subject matter is too niche and lacks interest, making it difficult to keep readers engaged. Non-science fiction enthusiasts will likely find it difficult to read.