To be honest, the film may want to express the view of the Three-Body Problem, which is to give civilization to the years, not to give civilization to the years. But in the end, the feeling is that the United States is anti-intellectual white right and dead, telling the world not to be isolated at home because of the new crown. If the blame is so easy to deal with, how did the army hang up? We hope to deal with disasters in a scientific way. If he fools others out, encounters a monster or gets a new crown, won't he feel guilty? The protagonist left the shelter without even taking a compass. How many times have he survived with shit luck along the way, how many times would it be if other people hadn't died?
But the most touching highlight of the movie is when the protagonist meets the robot, and the robot calls up the photo of his mother.
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