The First Sound of the Promised Land

Introduction to the work "Chinese Stars" When the stars turned into epitaphs, humans understood the sadness of the universe for the first time. In 2035, China's "Nine Chapters" quantum computer deciphered an abnormal signal from the Hercules star cluster - it was not a greeting or a warning, but a painful memory oozing out of a dead civilization. When the Pioneer Alliance was eager to turn this memory into a commodity, theoretical physicist Chen Yuanshan stood up. He holds a jade seal and bets his academic life at the interstellar auction, just to prove one thing: the universe's standard for judging civilization has never been force and conquest. This is the retelling of Chinese wisdom in the Galaxy Age. While Western science fiction is still describing the cruel laws of the dark forest, "Chinese Star" constructs a new cosmology of "symbiosis in a paradise": the value of civilization lies in reducing overall suffering and creating the beauty of order. Algorithms based on the Book of Changes have become the key to deciphering the codes of the universe, rituals and rituals have been transformed into physical operations that stabilize space and time, and the ancient philosophy of "harmony without difference" has been elevated to the underlying protocol for interstellar communication. The story spans half a century, from the auction at Lagrange Point, to the scars of civilization deep in Mars, to humanity's ultimate decision to join the Guardians. Chen Yuanshan and his team - including quantum physicists who can code with the "Hetu", archaeologists who can read the star map code from the Sanxingdui decoration, and aerospace engineers who have engineered Taoist "inaction" - will uncover the amazing truth of the universe: all civilizations are neurons of an evolving super consciousness, and what the Chinese civilization is best at is establishing connections.