The title comes from Hacken Lee's "Medal of Honor"
I just opened the drama review page and pondered the title bar for a few seconds. For some reason, this lyric appeared in my mind.
Some time ago, I inadvertently heard a news that a Russian rocket carrying a manned spacecraft failed to launch, the spacecraft escape system was activated, and the two astronauts survived and were safe.
The newscaster on the TV was speaking very fast, and my mood rose and fell as the words entered my mind. Then, remember this show.
It's a really good show, a rare good show. Strictly speaking, the scientific basis of this drama is much more reliable than other aerospace-themed film and television works on the market. In fact, including simulation training, solutions to problems such as landing vehicles, and the process of detachment and merging of the rocket launch stage, the serious presentation of the manned spacecraft lift-off process can almost be viewed as a documentary. On this basis, it is not far-fetched to say that the fantasy of the near-future scientific development prospects-unmanned driving, etc., science + fantasy, is hard science fiction.
I can understand the mood of some people watching the movie. With the name "Mars Pioneer" and the hardcore poster, many people came for the big scene, but what they saw was a piece of chicken feathers behind the big picture, and they left disappointed. On careful consideration, the name The First deserves a more appropriate translation.
The song "Medal of Honor" I mentioned at the beginning, the name of the album included, coincidentally, is called "Let's Celebrate". Today it seems that the lyrics are also full of deep meaning:
how to get hurt how to charge
Say goodbye to you and praise me in a special way
No one is shouting to celebrate for me
Just remember that I tried to bravely cross the river
How to get hurt and still can't rush
Honor is a very bright medal
There have been many tortures in a desperate battle
I retire today, I have my ups and downs
It was greatly praised
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