Questions about Liu Cixin's novel The Three-Body Problem
Liu Cixin's novel " The Three-Body Problem " was a very popular science fiction novel. It had many questions and thoughts about the universe, life, and human civilization. Here are some questions and answers about the Three-Body Problem: Why would the Three-Body Civilization send a signal to Earth? The Three-Body Civilization was a highly developed civilization. They had mastered the technology of space navigation, so they needed a base that could carry a large amount of information in order to transmit information and establish contact in the universe. Therefore, they sent a signal to Earth in the hope of establishing contact and communication with the people on Earth. Why would the Three-Body Civilization be willing to cooperate with the Earthlings? The Three-Body Civilization was a civilization full of competition and conflict. Their culture and values were very different from those of the people on Earth, so they hoped to reduce conflict and competition through cooperation. In addition, the humans on Earth had sent a message to the Three-Body Civilization in the hope of establishing contact with them, but the Three-Body Civilization did not reply, which meant that they might not want to establish direct contact with the humans on Earth. Will the Three-Body Civilization defeat the Earthlings in the end? According to the plot of the novel, the Three-Body Civilization finally defeated the Earthlings. In this process, the Tri-body Civilization had mastered the technology of space navigation and could travel through the universe and time, while the Earthlings were at a disadvantage. Even though the Tri-Body Civilization eventually defeated the Earthlings, there were still many conflicts and competitions between the Tri-Body Civilization and the Earthlings in the process. What was the "Dark Forest Law" in the Three-Body Civilization? The "Dark Forest Law" was a hypothesis put forward by Liu Cixin in the "Three-Body Theory". It believed that civilizations in the universe were all alone, and there was huge competition and conflict between them. Each civilization would try their best to protect themselves from being discovered and attacked by other civilizations. This hypothesis provided an important clue and explanation for the plot and development of the novel.