On July 28, the fifth season of the Himalayan blockbuster radio drama "Three-Body Problem" will come to an end, and in the final episode of the fifth season, the "Three-Body" radio drama invited two CCTV royal "Chinese Voice" dubbing gods Sun Yuebin and Li Lihong to join the team. It is reported that the finale of the fifth season will be fixed on the famous scene of Cheng Xin and Yun Tianming meeting in the middle of "Three-Body", and the famous interpretation of "three fairy tales" and the final fate of the earth will be announced in the final season (the sixth season) launched in September this year.
The high-quality radio drama "Three-Body (All Six Seasons)" is officially planned by Himalayas, authorized IP of "Three-Body Universe", produced by China's top dubbing team "729 Sound Factory", and co-produced by Himalaya and Three-Body Universe. The radio drama is adapted from Liu Cixin's well-known science fiction novel "Three-Body Problem", which was personally guided by Liu Cixin and premiered in the Himalayas on December 1, 2019, and was launched in six seasons. Liu Cixin himself expressed satisfaction with the adaptation and the final presentation of the radio drama.
"The first time I listened to the radio drama "Three-Body Problem", it was both familiar and fresh. The real voice makes every character come alive, and what the world looks like, every listener can have an imaginary blank. Liu Cixin told reporters, "Sound is indeed probably the best carrier of science fiction stories - it provides details, as well as space." The combination of science fiction and sound allows more people to use the power of imagination to find 'Who are we?' And where to go? The ultimate answer. ”
The reporter learned that there are more than 200 voice actors involved in the production of this epic science fiction masterpiece "Three-Body" radio drama. On the basis of respecting the original literary work of "Three-Body Problem", the production team borrowed from the Hollywood script model, and set contradictions, conflicts, suspense and climaxes in the plot of each episode, and strived to present the ups and downs of the serial American drama.
As soon as the drama was launched, it was sought after by the majority of "three-body fans", and as a paid content, its playback volume has exceeded 82.8 million. Industry insiders believe that the birth of the "Three-Body Problem" radio drama means that the form innovation of China's domestic science fiction IP has taken a substantial step, and it also marks that the production of radio dramas has truly entered the "blockbuster era".
In addition to the above young voice actors who are active in the front line, the "Three-Body Problem" radio drama also invited two CCTV royal "Chinese Voice" dubbing masters Sun Yuebin and Li Lihong to join the team.
Mr. Li Lihong is a famous dubbing performance artist who has explained the blockbuster documentary "China on the Tip of the Tongue", and this time he played the protagonist Luo Ji in the sixteenth episode of the fifth season of the "Three-Body" radio drama. The addition of the two voice actors also made the listeners look forward to the finale of the fifth season.
It is reported that the finale of the fifth season will be fixed on the famous scene of Cheng Xin and Yun Tianming meeting in the middle of "Three-Body III: Death God Eternal Life", and the famous interpretation of "three fairy tales" and the final fate of the earth will be announced in the final season (season six) launched in September this year.
The "Three-Body Problem" radio drama is one of the many boutique dramas in the Himalayas. Over the years, Himalaya has been exploring and producing content that is more in line with the needs of users in the audio industry, and multi-person high-quality audio dramas are a kind of content ecology that is most in line with the public's sense of hearing precipitated from the massive user listening data. A large number of high-quality and high-volume explosive high-quality sound dramas such as "Three-Body" radio drama, "Dafeng Da renren", "Qing Yu Nian", "Son-in-law", "Sword In the Snow", "There are bandits" and so on have also emerged in the Himalayas.
Upstream News. Chongqing Evening News reporter Gu Li intern Ran Jinying