
Ocean Survival: I Inherited an Alien Base
海洋求生:我继承了外星基地
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Your introduction should be written as a fanfic of Deep Sea Trek.
Are you a spaceship made from the Stone Age? You are so backward.
Great, another book is published, Ye Qing is back
The protagonist is so kind. When he encounters a stranger in the wild and is being chased by monsters, the protagonist goes up to save them without hesitation. The protagonist is great.
The same text as Deep Sea Trek, brothers rush
The most stupid thing about this book is the food! Maybe there will be a shortage of people when everyone first comes! But it's been more than half a month and you're still thinking about exchanging food for something nice! And the price goes up! The weak ones have almost been eliminated in more than half a month! Since he can live for more than half a month, it means that others have a way to survive starvation!
Ocean Survival: I inherited an alien base. Literary celebrities visit the Lingshui cultural relics site and start a "dialogue across time and space" with a thousand-year civilization Hainan Civilization Network News Visit the past and present, trace the traces, use history as a mirror, and know the rise and fall. On May 15, "Hainan Diary" - Literary Famous Writers Write about Hainan Season 2 "Island Yi Bu Yi and Hainan Visits Ancient" themed event entered Lingshui. The reporter followed the famous poet and translator Shucai and the famous writer Hu Zhufeng to visit the base of the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Lianzi Bay site and the Poluoling site. They set foot on the site where Neolithic cultural relics were unearthed, observed pottery fragments and other historical relics at close range, and launched a "dialogue across time and space" with a thousand-year civilization. Visit the unearthed cultural relics and marvel at the wisdom of the ancients Under the scorching sun, the enthusiasm of famous literary figures to explore historical relics has not diminished at all. Led by Wang Mingzhong, leader of the cultural relics and archaeological team of the Hainan Provincial Museum, and Yang Bin, a staff member of the South China Lingshui Base of the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the literary celebrities first came to the archaeological team base in Dagang Village. They observed and understood the life of prehistoric humans through the observation and understanding of a large number of unearthed artifacts such as shells, pottery shards, and stone tools. Walking into the restored cultural relics exhibition room, the archaeological team introduced to literary celebrities in detail the production methods, uses and values of the artifacts unearthed from the Yingdun site and the urn and coffin burial artifacts unearthed from Gangshan. They also explained the means and methods of excavation and restoration of cultural relics. According to the archaeological team members, analysis of the shapes and characteristics of the unearthed artifacts shows that the prehistoric humans living along the coast of Lingshui mainly relied on fishing for shellfish, fish and other seafood from the offshore sea. After feeling the texture of the unearthed stone tools with his hands, Shu gained a new understanding of prehistoric stone tools. "After visiting and learning about prehistoric civilizations, I found that the wisdom of ancient humans exceeded my imagination. Different eras have different creativity. Looking at these cultural relics, it seems as if people's lives in those days are emerging before our eyes." After listening to the introduction of the archaeological team with relish, Shucai said with emotion. Literary celebrities have said that this trip to visit ancient times also allowed them to re-understand Hainan's prehistoric civilization and archaeological work. For a long time, the foundation of Hainan's archeology has been relatively weak, and the academic community knows very little about Hainan's prehistoric remains. In recent years, after archaeological surveys and excavations in the coastal areas of southeastern Hainan, archaeological team members were pleasantly surprised to discover brand-new Neolithic cultural relics, and obtained rich cultural and natural relics, which also filled many gaps in Hainan's prehistoric archeology. "The wheel of modern society's development continues to move forward, and the speed of infrastructure construction is also accelerating, which makes more and more places appear with traces of history, and also promotes the symbiotic development of cultural relics and archaeology from the side." Wang Mingzhong said with deep feeling. Traveling through prehistoric sites and feeling the changes in the world After visiting the unearthed artifacts, the famous literary figures took a bus to the Lianziwan site and the Poluoling site. On a sandy land in Dadun Village, Li'an Town, Lingshui Li Autonomous County, Hainan, staff from the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences were digging with shovels in front of the excavation site. On the other side of the sandy land was a naturally formed profile. Next to the sandy land, which was several meters deep, was a pond. "Through this natural section, we can observe and analyze the strata more conveniently, which is conducive to the rescue excavation of cultural relics and the research, protection and utilization of cultural relics." Wang Mingzhong said. In order to better observe the soil profile, Shucai squatted down and looked down, listening to the explanation and looking at it carefully. "Currently, the excavation work of this cultural relic base has just begun. It is still in the stratum where modern people live. It is initially estimated that the cultural layer can be reached by digging about one meter." Yang Bin explained, pointing to the section. After visiting the site where archaeological work has just been developed, the famous literary figures went to the Poluoling site with unsatisfied interest. In 2016, the Hainan Provincial People's Government established a stone monument at the Poluoling site, a cultural relic protection unit. It is understood that relics such as sand-filled pottery shards were found at the Poluoling site during a census in 1957. Based on the characteristics of the unearthed specimens, they were determined to be Neolithic relics. After studying the introduction of the Poluoling ruins, famous literary figures began to joke about the place name. "People with the word "Po" in their names cannot come to this place. It has a bad connotation." As soon as Hu Zhufeng finished speaking, everyone present laughed. Next to Poluoling facing the sea are several abandoned fish ponds. To the northeast is a naturally growing windbreak belt, and to the east is a creek where salt and fresh water intersect. Precisely because it has both marine and freshwater resources, early humans used this place as a settlement. "The living environment of prehistoric humans was also close to the mountains and the sea, and the food was seafood. From ancient times to the present, humans have continued to live, but their essence is the same." Shucai said, looking at the ruins and daydreaming about the life trajectory of prehistoric humans. Hu Zhufeng also has a deep understanding. "Standing in front of the ruins, imagining the lives of ancient people, I can personally experience the changes in the sea, lament the vastness of the universe and the insignificance of human beings, and realize the shortness and preciousness of life as well as the endless power of nature." Literary celebrities have expressed the hope that through their expressions, more people will understand Hainan's unique island culture and rich prehistoric civilization. It is understood that in March 2012, the Institute of Archeology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Hainan Provincial Museum Cultural Relics Archaeological Team formed a joint archaeological team to conduct an investigation. From December 2012 to January 2016, the joint archaeological team excavated three sites including Qiaoshan, Lianziwan and Sanya Yingdun. Based on the study of stratigraphic stacking relationships and the morphological characteristics of unearthed artifacts, a preliminary compilation of the coastal areas in southeastern Hainan was constructed. The chronological sequence is "Yingdun Cultural Relics - Lianziwan Cultural Relics - Qiaoshan Cultural Relics". It is estimated that the Yingdun Cultural Relics are about 6,000 to 5,500 years old, the Lianziwan Site is about 5,000 years old, and the Qiaoshan Cultural Relics are about 3,500 to 3,000 years old. "Through the compilation, analysis and preliminary research of unearthed data, a basic framework for the development of prehistoric archaeological culture in the eastern coastal areas from Wanning, Lingshui to Sanya can be initially constructed. This will be an important cornerstone for building a prehistoric archaeological cultural pedigree in the southeastern coastal areas of Hainan, and is of great significance to prehistoric archaeological research in the coastal areas of South China." Yang Bin said. Among my country's dialects, why is Cantonese so influential? Three major reasons to solve people's doubts The contention of a hundred schools of thought during the Spring and Autumn Period was also the beginning of our country's culture. Many sages became the founders of culture and set the tone for later generations of literati. Qin Shihuang's calligraphy made the whole world use the same script, making outstanding contributions to the cultural development of our country. Just as Li Bai wrote in his poem: "The king of Qin swept Liuhe, how majestic the tiger looked", showing the domineering power and achievements of Qin Shihuang. Chinese is an ancient language. After thousands of years of development, there are different dialects in various parts of our country, and Mandarin is considered by many to be the most difficult language to learn in the world. The reason lies in the profoundness of Chinese culture. Cantonese has a special status among various dialects. It can be said to be the most influential dialect besides Mandarin. So what is the reason for this result? People summarized three main factors, which made people suddenly enlightened after reading it. First of all, we need to understand the past and present life of Cantonese. The popular Cantonese in our country is also called Cantonese. It is mainly used in Guangdong, Hong Kong and parts of Guangxi. There are no precise historical records about the origin of Cantonese. Experts infer from some ancient materials that it may have originated from the Chu language of the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period. The Chu people mainly settled in Hunan and Hubei, and later migrated to Guangdong and Guangxi. With the change of dynasties, the northern Central Plains region was repeatedly invaded by nomads, and a large number of Han people migrated to the south. This also promoted the integration of Cantonese and Central Plains languages, and the form of the entire language was also constantly changing. By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Cantonese was completely finalized and was no different from the language we hear. This can be found in modern records, but it cannot be studied online. There is a lot of controversy among the people about the historical status of Cantonese. Some people think that it is just a local dialect and has never reached the mainstream stage in the Central Plains. However, some experts hold objections. They believe that the north has actually experienced several nomadic invasions, and most Han people have settled in the south, and have actually brought their living habits to the Guangdong and Guangxi regions. This was especially obvious during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. As the Central Plains was extremely chaotic in the late Tang Dynasty, Guangdong and Guangxi became calmer, which naturally attracted a large number of Central Plains people to live. According to this matter, experts have proposed that Cantonese was actually the official language used by the population of the Central Plains during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and even those classic Tang poems should be read in this pronunciation mode. Although this theory has been opposed by many people, if you look closely, you can see that Cantonese is indeed unique. First of all, its pronunciation is more diverse than other dialects, and it retains many traces of ancient characters. The most important thing is that Cantonese also has its own unique characters, which is a feature that all other dialects do not have. Of course, the reason why Cantonese occupies a special position in China is mainly due to the following three reasons. The first point is that its pronunciation is quite attractive. Many people will be confused when they hear Cantonese for the first time, but they will not feel disgusted. They will only think that this language is very charming. The nine tones and six tones of the pronunciation also make Cantonese popular among many people. Over time, it naturally became popular in the south. The second reason is regional factors. As we all know, Hong Kong only officially returned to China in 1997, and the local official language is Cantonese. Hong Kong's economy is very developed. In the 1980s, it began to vigorously develop the film industry and even became the center of world movies. Even today, a large number of wealthy people still go to Hong Kong to buy luxury homes to show their status. At the same time, Hong Kong's music and movies are widely circulated around the world. Before the reform and opening up, the entertainment industry in the mainland was still at a low ebb. Many people grew up watching Hong Kong film and television works, and coupled with the influence of a large number of classic songs, Cantonese naturally occupies an important position in people's hearts. The third and most important reason is the strong economic capacity of Guangdong. As the southeastern coastal region of China, Guangdong has always been an important area for Sino-foreign trade. In addition, Shenzhen is also located in Guangdong Province, and the province's economic capacity has always ranked first. A strong economy means more jobs. Young people from many provinces across the country have chosen Guangdong as their first destination for work. This was even more obvious during the wave of migrant workers that started around the 1990s. After living in Guangdong for a few years, these workers naturally learned Cantonese and were able to communicate with others after returning to their hometowns. Over time, Cantonese became popular in various places. There are many reasons for the popularity of Cantonese. In addition to historical factors, the most important thing is its own charm. However, in addition to Cantonese, there are many other dialects in our country, each of which is a precious cultural wealth of our country and worthy of protection and inheritance.
You can all travel in space, but your technology is so low, especially for alien civilizations. You are so powerful, but you still can't produce energy? 99.99% Of it is the ocean, relying on solar energy, thermal energy, and electrical energy (bioenergy) recovery? ? ? You are kidding me
Come on, let's talk about how everyone died like this the first time in Deep Sea Trek 🤭
Regardless of whether it's reasonable or not, I finally came across a survival book that didn't inexplicably wipe out the people on earth. I must give it a thumbs up.
After reading three chapters, I found that the level of science fiction imagination is not good, and there are many low-level logic errors in descriptions and settings
Come on, author
When I saw this introduction, I immediately thought of Deep Sea Trek.
Ah, your technology is so advanced that you can send a thousand-kilometer long spacecraft into space for interstellar navigation, and you can also directly push the earth out of orbit. Even if this is not possible, the configuration technology of the survival module is too low. It cannot even guarantee sustainable water resources, and there are no self-defense weapons or the like. In short, in one sentence, the technology introduced at the beginning is at least a few hundred years in the future, but by the time the protagonist survives, the technology is approximately equal to ours now.
I'll put a plaster on it
Could this book be popular if the setting and story were changed? ! For example, the protagonist goes on a foreign adventure or accidentally crashes on a desert island during the journey, or enters a certain ruins and discovers an alien base or technology left behind by a lost civilization. After obtaining this golden finger, he returns to China or abroad to open a technology company and gradually develops it into a company like Umbrella.
The description clearly includes the author's ID and an introduction to the Heaven-defying Ring. Why are there no works? I originally wanted to see if anyone had the same complaints as me about Jiang Fei's character and IQ setting being too mentally retarded.