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The opening drama of 2023, "The Three-Body Problem" broadcast on CCTV, has aroused the curiosity of the whole network.
Liu Cixin won the Hugo Award, known as the "Nobel Prize in the Science Fiction Industry", with "The Three-Body Problem".
During the serialization, he was urged by Obama to change, and the live-action version was delayed after the completion of the draft, on the grounds that "The Three-Body Problem" may be the most difficult work to adapt in the contemporary film and television industry, and there is no one.
And this adaptation has received the affirmation of most people: Douban opened with 8 points, and rose to 8.1 two hours later.
The "Three-Body Problem" TV series is full of suspense, and those brain-opening and cognitive subversion are even more numb.
The story begins with Yang Dong, a well-known young female physicist, committing suicide at home.
In recent years, several top scientists around the world have made the same choice, causing the scientific community to suffer huge losses.
So, are there really that many coincidences?
Could seemingly suicidal scholars fall into a series of long-planned murders?
The suspense of the first two episodes is eye-catching enough, especially physicist Wang Miao (played by Zhang Luyi), the transformation from decline to cheer up is very high-energy.
The ruffled police officer Shi Qiang (played by Yu Hewei) found Wang Miao's door.
Wang Miao's inner resistance in the early stage was aroused by a method of great history, which aroused the curiosity and sense of responsibility in his heart, and decided to muddy the waters.
This process is very burning.
Wang Miao was forced to almost collapse mentally, but finally came out of the bottom with Shi Qiang's encouragement.
The ghost countdown in front of him and the precise arrival of the universe flickering are all visions that cannot be explained scientifically, Wang Miao is like a child who has been driven to a desperate situation, crying helplessly and fragilely, at this time, Shi Qiang appeared like a god!
Da Shi told him very wisely: The more others want to defeat him, the more they can't be defeated! It's time to eat, it's time to drink, and go home to sleep!
The fireworks in the world are comforting, and after Wang Miao returned home, the whole person was suddenly cheerful!
He decided to restart scientific experiments, no longer afraid.
When lecturing to the elementary school students, Wang Miao looked at the countdown of the ghost floating in front of her and made her once think that "physics does not exist", and told the children that physics exists.
This transition from collapse to determination is real and a flashpoint.
On the other hand, in the "Three-Body Problem" game organized by the scientific boundary organization, many huge exaggerated and abstract symbol buildings give people a very great visual impact.
There are giant swings that roar like thunder and shake synchronously.
At night, like the pyramids towering over Montenegro, it was the palace of King Shang.
There are also extreme environments, where human beings become dehydrated and become "human dry", using immersion to restore life in the extreme evolutionary way to survive.
The most shocking scene is the moment when the dynasty is revived, and the soldiers chant: "Soak! Soak! ”
The stone door of the dry warehouse opened, and countless skins were swept into the water and stretched, quickly absorbing water and popping out the rounded flesh. It was as if under his nose, a great illusion of a living person was staged.
Coming out of the three-body game, Wang Miao felt like a world away for a while. The hardcore sci-fi style fascinated him deeply.
However, the environment he was in was so dangerous.
This rookie undercover, lurking in the enemy's base camp, is full of dangers.
Shen Yufei's chat with the mysterious man reveals Wang Miao's importance to the boundaries of science: either win him or get rid of him.
And for this organization, getting rid of a scientist is so simple -
The 8 scientists in the war center were closely guarded, and the safe house where they were hiding was all exposed, and Tomoko interfered with them in full view, so that one scientist had a nervous breakdown and smashed the glass coffee table.
Wang Miao's every move was spread out in front of the enemy, and the true body of the enemy was not yet certain...
Who is the omniscient "master" in the mouth of Dr. Gao Leng Shen Yufei? What is the meaning of science?
Please take your questions and explore the "Three-Body Problem" TV series for yourself!
Writing this, I want to especially talk about Shen Yufei, played by Li Xiaoran, who is very close to his face from appearance to temperament.
That cold and distant look was swept by her eyes, and the temperature around her seemed to drop by 5 degrees.
The phrase "the whole universe will flash for you" said over the phone is flat in tone, but it sounds like a warning and threat, and there is a bit of horror in the gloomy...
And the casting of Ye Wenjie, the soul character of "The Three-Body Problem", the elderly actor Chen Jin and the young actor Wang Ziwen were evaluated by netizens: it seems to come out of the book directly.
With a cold temperament and a delicate body, the two people are very similar in image.
The elderly version of the dark mysterious female boss Ye Wenjie played by Chen Jin, a face that has gone through the vicissitudes of the world and is full of ravines, carries the story:
She does nothing, just standing in the shadows makes people want to explore.
Wang Ziwen had a feeling of innocence and innocence, and there was stoicism in his weakness.
The image of being disappointed by the world and opening Pandora's box in despair meets the expectations of the original fans, and also makes the audience who have not read the original feel the charm of the characters.
Ye Wenjie's role is special in:
Her personality is extremely complex, half angel, half devil, innocent and kind in her early years, never betrayed her father, but suffered a series of false accusations and blows, and after being disappointed in human nature, she pressed the button to summon demons. She is both the victim and the perpetrator.
Liu Cixin's novels are generally very important for their sense of faith, and his characters are people with firm beliefs, who have spent their entire lives fighting for their ideals.
Compared with the vast universe, human beings are a piece of sand in the Sahara Desert, small and limited.
If the return of life is destined to come to an end, then is it necessary to live seriously and struggle for a lifetime?
The answer is yes. The meaning of life lies in exploring one's own value.
Frankly speaking, I am a liberal arts woman who is completely uninterested in physical science, and I am not a fan of the original novel.
But in the process of watching the play, I got the charm of "The Three-Body Problem" being obsessed and sought after:
Everyone in "The Three-Body Problem" has flesh and blood, whether it is a decent character or a villain, there is a pursuit and faith.
Their way of thinking, although different, they are all running hard towards their goals, and they are the epitome of all living beings in this world.
Compared with the scientists who "smell the road and die at night", I prefer Shi Qiang, who is thick and thin, and ordinary people can reach it on tiptoe.
Dashi is a proper pragmatist, seemingly rough and unruly, full of problems to solve.
Although ignorant of the field of science, it is not stupid and blindly confident.
On the contrary, he is sharp and optimistic, and this kind of person tends to be better at breaking the game.
And people like Wang Miao, who have intelligence, courage, and a sense of responsibility, are even less.
Even after suffering such a heavy blow as the collapse of faith, it was rebuilt in the ruins and blossomed with tenacity.
No one is born brave, and behind the fearlessness and determination you see is the abyss.
The Three-Body Problem is rich and layered. Excavating from different dimensions and facets, audiences from different perspectives can experience their own fun.
It doesn't matter if you haven't read the original book or don't understand the concepts very well.
As long as you sink into it, you can still get the fun of chasing dramas from the aspects of stories, character relationships, actors' interpretations, and life enlightenment.
(Close-up foreshadowing of bugs that appear many times)
In particular, "The Three-Body Problem" is the kind of TV series that is worth brushing two and three brushes, with connotation and depth.
The baggage buried in the play, from the ants on the tombstones to the various metaphors throughout the play, are particularly worth savoring.
There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people, and different people can gain different results from watching the same work, perhaps, this is why "The Three-Body Problem" is sought after.