Let’s talk about it first, some of the history was shot, such as the battle of Xiangyang, and the extravagance of the Yuan Dynasty or the top of the pyramid was also presented. But why the overall two points. First, everyone speaks English? Are you kidding me? The Mongolians speak English, the people of the Song Dynasty speak English, and everyone in the world speaks English, idiots. Second, Jia Sidao was killed by a young emperor and some courtiers in the Southern Song Dynasty. History doesn't understand what historical drama to make? Third, the arrogant and lustful history of other countries is so ugly. When I filmed "Game of Thrones" by myself, did Nima have any of those arrogant and extravagant scenes? Not to mention that the review was all deleted when he entered China. Even with sex, the overall drama is serious. Fourth, if these idiots in the United States film the three-body, it's not Chinese history. How do you want to film it? It has a dark history, but let other countries film it arbitrarily to humiliate, just like those naked Asians in the show, Nima's , Why don't American dramas film some naked white people for Lao Tzu to see? Fifth, the filming of the Three-Body Problem requires a combination of Confucianism and Taoism in China for 5,000 years. For example, "Jun is not benevolent and all things are idiots", what the hell did you film? "Three-Body Problem" died several times, except for that period of history, which was very difficult to review, so it is difficult to present Ye Wenjie's ideological logic of betrayal of mankind. In addition, the three-body escapeism, defeatism, and even specific anti-human thoughts and behaviors such as sending people's brains in the ladder task.
All in all, I beg those who say "Three-Body Problem" as a whole is for Hollywood to use their heads. This show is shot for Americans, and the special effects are so good. I have also watched "Interstellar" myself, and watched it three times. The special effects are really good, and it cost money. I also watched "The Wandering Earth". Except for the setting of "Wandering the Earth", it really has little to do with Liu Cixin's "The Wandering Earth". Why did it escape the earth? Such an important thought was not captured.
You make one only 400 years old, and counting the 300 years of immigration, it is only 700 years old. Don't be too hard on their historical and cultural heritage to make this drama with two Zhu thought.
Having said that, you can see from "The Wandering Earth" that the special effects of Chinese movies are not so rubbish, at least not so rubbish that Americans need to make movies about our own culture. It's a new era, don't be so ostentatious anymore, please. Since joining the wto in 2001, China's economy has entered the top 6 after the top ten, and then ranked second. 40 years of reform and opening up, 40 years of Chinese science education. China has established the Shanghai Economic Organization, the Asia-Pacific Economic Organization, and even united with ASEAN, and it can already compete with the European Union and NATO.
Speaking of which, some things in China are inferior. For example, the Oscars and Grammy awards, China has no comparable awards. But the Contradiction Literature Award is not weak. Sometimes I feel that China's Mo Yan and Liu Cixin want awards from other countries to be awarded before they are taken seriously. It is quite sad. Literature and music have no borders, nor should they. This is not to mock Tchaikovsky who is banned, but to tell all countries that this is the case. Liu Cixin's crazy years shouldn't be in Chapter 5 or Chapter 6, forget it, it should be in Chapter 1.
Finally, I hope that China can shoot "Three-Body Problem" as soon as possible. Those people don't say anything for Hollywood to shoot. Let's go and see what the author Liu Cixin said. It's not because of special effects, it's because of other reasons. If you shoot "Three-Body Problem" for Hollywood, please watch "Mark Pineapple", foreigners trample on your culture, just like the naked women in it. being abused by people.
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