Cosmic Simmer

The universe is dying, and humans serve up a pot of hot pot. They said: Wait a minute, let us use Tang poems to drink wine, Go layouts, and ink to splash into the sky to add a ray of fireworks to the universe... The cracks appeared when physicist He Taiji unconsciously produced a rotating Taiji diagram in the particle collision data. The "dying voice" of the universe came from the center of the earth, and the formatted countdown called "Protocol 7.0" Quietly started. The only way for human beings to survive is to prove that they have "anti-entropy" properties - that is, to break the fate of all things tending to chaos. But in the end, it is not the most cutting-edge technology that saves civilization, but those things that are dismissed as "useless": The rhythm of a song "Guangling San" can smooth out the wrinkles of space. The "listening" logic of a game of mahjong has become the key to deciphering high-dimensional rules. The subtle order established in the boiling chaos of a hot pot meal is a metaphor for the ultimate wisdom in fighting entropy. A blend of tea and ink demonstrates how order and chaos can coexist and prosper together. This is an "atypical" rescue team: a scientist who can use the "Book of Changes" to adjust the parameters of a particle accelerator, a female chief engineer who compiles orbit calculations into "Slow Voice" word cards, a professor who can understand the "heartbeat" of Oracle, an artist who can make viewers empathize with thousands of years of memories, and a geek who has refined hacking technology into "digital mechanism skills". They will prove that the greatest anti-entropy of civilization is that after knowing that the universe may be indifferent and void, we still choose to believe in the temperature of a bowl of noodles, the beauty of a poem, and the ideal of "harmony without difference."