Reflections after reading refers to reading a book, an article, a paragraph, a few famous quotes, a piece of music, and writing an article based on the specific feelings and revelations obtained. Post-reading reflections can also be called reading notes. They are a commonly used applied style and one of the styles studied in applied writing. To put it simply, it is the feeling after reading the book. Below are 5 sample essays that I collected and compiled after reading "The Three-Body Problem". Welcome to refer to them.
5 sample essays on reading "The Three-Body Problem" (1)
"The Three-Body Problem" is a great hard science fiction novel that gave me a hearty reading experience. Da Liu may not be a writer with profound literary skills, but he is a painstaking and accomplished novelist. He single-handedly brought Chinese science fiction to the world's top level.
Mathematical principles, the laws of the universe, wild imagination, huge storylines, and the warmth and distortion of human nature are intertwined to describe a world between reality and fiction. It's scary.
Perhaps I would be more satisfied with the second part as the whole drama. Humans and the Trisolaris coexist peacefully, and the universe is not so dangerous. In "The Immortality of Death", the protagonist Cheng Xin made me uncomfortable. When I read that she ruined the fate of mankind twice, I angrily wrote on the side, "The stupidity of human nature! Incomparable stupidity!" When I read that she finally became Guan Yifan, Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, I felt that Yun Tianming was not worth it, and the ending of the bitch with the dog made me slander Da Liu endlessly.
There are people in the book that I admire very much? Luo Ji, Shi Qiang, Ding Yi, Yun Tianming, Wade, Zhang Beihai, and the Wall Facers. They represent the strength to never give up, the ruthlessness to kill decisively, the thoughtfulness to deceive the whole world, the madness to die together, and the optimism to enjoy life in time.
I think of Vader holding a cigar while slamming the table and shouting "Forward, forward, always forward!", and thinking of this crazy and paranoid man who kills stumbling blocks at all costs for his purpose, but for one person He promised to give up his lifelong pursuit. At that time, something in his eyes was extinguished. It would be a life worse than death to destroy a soul. He awed the Trisolaris, but was trapped in the stupidity of human democracy.
Luo Ji, who directly confronted the Lord, single-handedly saved the world. He used the law of the dark forest to send a warm invitation to the Trisolaran world to "die together" in front of Ye Wenjie's tomb, and finally won the Trisolaris for mankind. Civilized respect. During his long life as a sword bearer, he stared into the abyss without saying a word, and faced Tomoko, but no one understood him. He is the flying general of the Dragon City in the Age of Crisis. He carries the fate of mankind with one man, and does not teach Hu Ma to cross the Yinshan Mountains. In the first half of his life, he was a dissolute man who was looking for flowers and flowers. He suddenly felt love and lost it without a trace. This kind of love only happens once in a man's life.
Yun Tianming is the humblest of all loves. He gave Cheng Xin a star but she encouraged her to send his brain to the Trisolaran world. I thought of his miserable smile on the hospital bed, and why She said "I do." The ultimate love of an emperor is just a beacon of love for the princes, but he gave Cheng Xin a way to save the earth. If Cheng Xin were gone, I don't believe he would even look at the earth? To save the whole world for one person, not because The world is just because of her. It’s the end of the world and I’m sending you to the universe, what else can I ask for? In my eyes, she doesn’t deserve this love.
There is an unquenchable flame in the eyes of the carefree Da Shi. He is an out-and-out soldier, but he is not wearing a military uniform. "I know that everyone is risking their lives, and we are here to risk our lives." !" In that evening when the afterglow spread across the earth, he was the first person to realize that "insects cannot be killed."
Zhang Beihai’s personality is somewhat similar to Wade’s. They are both the kind of people who do whatever it takes to achieve their goals, but Beihai is better at hiding. He has deceived himself and everyone in the world. Perhaps In a sense, he is also a Wallfacer, and single-handedly accomplished the redemption of mankind. At the last moment of his life, he released the button with a smile, "It's all the same"? Maybe it was a relief, no longer having to live for responsibility.
There are also people I hate? Ye Wenjie and Cheng Xin.
There are hundreds of characters appearing in the whole book, and they are not equally affected by the rain and dew. These two "uniquely favored".
Defend the darkness because you have experienced it, make a sound but refuse to remain silent because it is dangerous, feel unable to shine but refuse to huddle in the corner, be content with being content, and mock those who are more brave and passionate. , never as humble as dust, but twisted like maggots. Ye Wenjie is an excellent scientist, but she has lost her soul and betrayed her humanity. She wants to destroy mankind because of her selfish desires and impulses. I look down on her.
Cheng Xin is a very complicated character. She is kind and caring, but this also destroyed her.
She is by no means a qualified leader, but she is kidnapped by morality. As a sword holder, he lacked the necessary strength and madness, and ruined the research and development of the light speed spacecraft for the sake of political correctness of "no harm to human beings". Twice she was in a position second only to God, but twice she pushed the world into the abyss in the name of love.
She is not worthy of talking about love. These two words are a stain from her mouth.
For Yun Tianming, it was never love but pity. While fully accepting his kindness, she caused him the greatest harm. Because of Yun Tianming's care, he was lucky enough to become one of the two people who survived to the end of the world. For this reason, Yun Tianming withstood the pressure of two civilizations: On Earth, he was almost just a test subject, forgotten in the vast desert of time. ; With Trisolaris, it must be extremely difficult for him to integrate into the alien society. He is walking on thin ice and will be killed if he becomes suspicious. Even at the risk of execution, he still devoted himself silently for decades. What's funny is that the true love can't be kept. All the good things are not worth spending a few days with a stranger at the end of the world. Tenderness. A fucking bitch deserves a dog, forever. Living is the best punishment for her.
"The Three-Body Problem" is a novel that refreshes three perspectives.
The beautiful things in human nature may sometimes be a burden;
When you lose your humanity, you lose a lot; when you lose your animality, you lose everything;
In the vast universe The unknown is always greater than the known;
I feel sacred awe when I look up at the stars at night;
Just like Ye Wenjie’s self-complaint: Sometimes after working the night shift, looking up at the stars, I feel that the stars are like Glowing desert, am I a poor child abandoned in the desert? I have that feeling: life on earth is really an accident in the universe, the universe is a big empty palace, and human beings are the only one in this palace. A little ant. This thought gave me a very contradictory mentality for the rest of my life: sometimes I felt that life was so precious and everything was as heavy as Mount Tai; sometimes I felt that people were so insignificant and nothing was worth mentioning.
5 sample essays after reading "The Three-Body Problem" (2)
I finished reading the three science fiction novels "The Three-Body Problem" in one go. If it weren't for my firm Christian faith, I would have been brainwashed by "The Three-Body Problem".
Before I believed in the Lord, especially when I was a student, I used to believe very strongly that human civilization is reincarnated, just like the Trisolaran civilization. At that time, I often imagined that before our current generation of civilization, there must have been a destroyed civilization that was once highly developed. At that time, I was very willing to believe in the existence of aliens. "The Three-Body Problem" fits these subjective thoughts of mine.
"The Three-Body Problem" also brought me shock that I had never thought of before.
First of all, I have never thought about whether the universe is a dark forest. "The Three-Body Problem" likens the civilization that exists in the universe to a dark forest. Everyone is careful to hide themselves and look for opponents. Whoever exposes the coordinates will be destroyed. But the people on earth are completely unaware of this, and instead act like a heartless child, trying every possible means to let others know of their existence. Eventually he brings himself to destruction.
Secondly, I never thought that it would be so easy for higher civilizations to destroy lower civilizations. An observer on duty casually flicked a piece of two-dimensional foil, and effortlessly, the solar system was reduced from three dimensions to two dimensions, turning it into a flat picture.
Planet after planet in the solar system is pressed into two-dimensional space. The author made a particularly detailed description of the destruction of the earth. The most impressive image is of a mother holding up her child, but this child was only a moment later than the mother, and everything was crushed into a flat surface.
In order to resist the invasion of aliens, people on earth have imagined various possibilities, even building space cities and immigrating to outer space. But all the wisdom and construction of human beings, under the attack of advanced civilization, are like adults looking at the building blocks built by children, or even a joke.
After putting down the book, I was deeply impressed by the author Liu Cixin’s imagination. But no matter how big his brain is, it is still a human brain. A human brain can dream up these magical abilities that we ordinary people cannot imagine. So God’s true abilities and actions are really beyond our comprehension as humans. I think of an old sister. When she said that God sometimes did not answer her prayers, she comforted herself by saying: God has so many children, and there will always be times when he cannot take care of them. We often limit God to our limited imagination. If we want to know more about God, we must first admit our ignorance.
After reading "The Three-Body Problem", I felt deeply emotional, grateful and moved.
What makes me sigh is, what do humans count? In the vast universe, what do human civilization, history, emotions, and will count? Human beings are so insignificant.
Thankfully, God is in charge of everything in the universe. The Bible clearly tells us that He is love. "He is love." This does not mean that God is loving, but that He is the essence of love. Without the essence of love, people will not know what love is at all. Just imagine, if God is not love and he has supreme power, then according to the theory of "Three Body", how terrifying it would be. He can make our living environment like the Trisolaran world, with three stars, so that human beings can continue painfully between the chaos era and the constant era. He can also use his own will and use methods that we can't even think of. , destroy mankind. But the Bible tells us that “God created all things to be beautiful in their time, and He has placed eternal life in the hearts of men.” What a message of peace.
What is touching is that such a creator and master of the universe actually cares for the insignificant human beings. He is not above us for us to fear, tremble, and look up to and worship. When he connects with us, he doesn't send a small observer like the advanced civilization in "The Three-Body Problem". He himself became flesh and became human, and He allowed the Holy Spirit to reside in the hearts of each of us who believe in Him, allowing every tiny individual to directly communicate with Him. What an amazing grace.
"The Three-Body Problem" became very popular and won many international awards. Many people became fans of the Three-Body Problem. But people are often willing to believe in the imagination in science fiction novels, in the high-tech attack mode of the Trisolaran civilization, and in the dimensionality reduction and destruction mode of the Singer civilization. But they are unwilling to believe in God’s seven-day creation recorded in Genesis, thinking that it is a myth.
The world of sinners is full of violence, and they think about sin all day long. People believe that the strong have the ability to destroy, but they are unwilling to believe in God’s love for creation and salvation. People are more willing to believe in the dark forest theory than to accept the light that shines into the world.
"1 John 4:8" "He who does not love does not know God, for God is love." A world without God is a dark forest. People who do not know God only believe in the law of the jungle.
Thanksgiving to God is love. He is the essence and source of love. I am even more grateful that He lives among us, full of grace and truth.
5 sample essays (three) after reading "The Three-Body Problem"
Just after reading "The Three-Body Problem", a popular science fiction novel, it gave me a long-lost excitement. The biggest feeling I got from "The Three-Body Problem" is that it is profound and long-lasting. The book "Three-Body" tells the story of the collision between the Trisolaran civilization and the Earth's civilization. As another planet in outer space that is suitable for habitation, Trisolarans are also inhabited by Trisolarans. The Trisolarans regard Earthlings as their enemies. However, the people on the earth have mixed opinions about them, so a fierce human struggle over the Three-Body Problem has begun on the earth.
For me, a science high school student, the three-body problem leads to a brand new world, and what kind of civilization such a world will produce is itself full of attraction. Human beings continue to explore the mysteries of the universe, but where is the truth? The universe is so big, does alien civilization really exist? Is there an upper limit to the development of science? Can human exploration and travel of the world break through the scope of the banking system? The content of the novel can't help but make me think about such issues. When I looked up at the stars again, I felt that the meaning had changed. The stars were dotted under this infinite universe. The stars were so small, but I was even smaller. Just like there is a saying in it, "We are all in the gutter." Bugs, but someone still has to look up at the stars. "Yes, human beings are so humble, but "The Three-Body Problem" does not want to tell us how insignificant we are. However, I believe in another sentence "There are bugs on the earth." , you trampled them to death, but never defeated them. "The power of an individual is so small, but the power of a group is huge. Only by understanding and recognizing each other can we unite the collective, no matter how fierce and powerful the threat is. .
I personally think that the most attractive part of this novel is the discussion of life when describing Ye Wenjie’s past events. But Ye Wenjie was in a period that, from a historical perspective, really destroyed human nature. At that time, people lost themselves. Ye Wenjie had no choice but to send a message to the Trisolaran world in an attempt to use Trisolaran civilization to save the earth's civilization. It can be seen that he has a deep understanding of human nature. of despair. It is not difficult to see that Ye Wenjie also made a crazy move under the influence at that time.
5 sample essays after reading "The Three-Body Problem" (4)
When I was a child, I had a dream: to be a astronomer. There is always an infinite yearning for the mysterious starry sky.
As I grow up, I have fewer and fewer opportunities to look up at the stars, and I gradually forget the charm of the stars. Looking up at the stars again, I found that the current environment after the rapid development of industry has obscured the original color of the universe. There are so many secrets hidden behind this veil. Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem" uses science fiction to explain the universe to us.
"Three-Body" is divided into three parts, "Three-Body", "Three-Body 2: Dark Forest" and "Three-Body 3: Death Eternal Life". From the beginning to the end of the universe. When discussing the life and death issues of the entire human race, we can still see the power of mission. This sense of mission is a tragedy in real life, but when projected into science fiction novels, it complements each other and appears majestic, like an epic.
"Three-Body" tells the story of the period scientist Ye Wenjie who discovered the existence of cosmic beings and contacted the Trisolarans through solar radiation, which led to the Trisolaran world trying to destroy earth civilization. Trisolarans can dehydrate, have three suns, and can be dried and stored. The author uses a unique three-body game to show us a brand new and interesting world. In order to save themselves, humans on earth carried out the Wallfacer plan. Three of the Wallfacers failed. Only Luo Ji finally discovered the law of the dark forest universe, thus deterring the Trisolaran civilization. After Luo Ji, Cheng Xin accepted the identity of the sword bearer, but within minutes the Earth's defenses were destroyed by the Trisolaran civilization.
The fleet that Zhang Beihai led out of the depths of the universe finally implemented the laws of the dark forest, causing the Trisolaran civilization to be destroyed, and the earth was also facing the crisis of discovery. In the information sent back by Yun Tianming from the Trisolaran civilization, the Earth civilization discovered three self-rescue plans, and finally chose the bunker world as the final choice. Thomas Vader and others knew that this was not a safe option, and devoted themselves to researching an escape plan. When she succeeded, Cheng Xin once again chose to give up in order not to expose the bunker world. In the end, in the singer's two-dimensional piece of paper, the earth's civilization came to an end. Only Cheng Xin and Ai AA escaped from the earth. Cheng Xin then walked to the end of the universe and watched the end of the universe.
For the entire novel, the one who impressed me the most was Dr. Luo Ji. Luo Ji was originally a cynical character who played games with life. But driven by fate, he became one of the four wall-facers. With his unique thinking mode, he found the lover of his dreams, and love inspired him to have the courage to protect the earth and deter the Trisolaran world. Then he spent his whole life becoming a sword bearer and used the dark forest law of the universe he discovered to protect the earth.
The heroine is Cheng Xin, the person who witnessed the end of the universe and gave up the opportunity to save the earth twice. He has infinite kindness and love in his heart, but he also abandons the laws of survival and brings mankind on earth to the final destruction. This reminds me that sometimes, wrong love and kindness will only push life into the abyss.
There are several profound characters in the novel, including Ye Wenjie, Zhang Beihai, Shi Qiang, Yun Tianming, Ai AA, Tomoko, Thomas Wade, etc. Everyone has unique experiences and performs various behaviors to survive. In the world of "Three-Body", the protagonist is not important. Looking at the overall situation, compared to the entire universe, humans, the earth and the solar system are too small. In front of countless beings in the universe, humans on earth were annihilated in front of a small piece of paper thrown by the singer. Only by constantly becoming stronger can we survive in the cosmic law of the jungle.
5 sample essays (5) after reading "The Three-Body Problem"
On the night after reading "The Three-Body Problem", I subconsciously glanced at the starry sky outside the window after closing the book. It seems that I want to find something in the sky. Unfortunately, we couldn't see a few stars in the city sky, so we had to give up.
From then on, in those places with bright starry skies, looking up at the sky, I would unknowingly enter the plot of the book. It took me a long time to get back to my senses. Sometimes I could still see some and other things. People see different things. Based on the descriptions in the book, I would aimlessly search for the location of the Trisolaran Galaxy in the sky, and I would also look for the dim light emitted by the star that Yun Tianming gave to Cheng Xin; I would also always describe sailing in the night sky Think of the aircraft as a combined fleet, and you may even feel that there are several sophons flying around you inexplicably, or there is a large piece of four-dimensional debris above your head. What makes me think even more is, is the legendary law of the dark forest true? Are there really billions of lives in the universe? Does exposing one's position really mean destruction? And "them" , is it hiding somewhere very close to us, but we didn't notice it?
Da Liu said: "I wrote "The Three-Body Problem" because I hope people can read it when they have time after work. , it would be nice to look up at the starry sky above your head, even just for a glance. "I think everyone who understands "The Three-Body Problem" will do this invariably.
In fact, the vast starry sky is not just a beautiful picture of the universe, but billions of civilizations like the earth. Perhaps on them, there are many, many pairs of "eyes" that are the same as ours or different, watching us. We have been looking at each other like this for more than ten centuries, and maybe we will continue to look at each other for thousands of years, tens of thousands of years?
Well, the Dark Battle is the epitome of the universe. What is manifested is the Hessian Law, and in my opinion, this is true human nature. The officers and soldiers on the "Bronze Age" and "Blue Space" are the real and most fundamental people. Yes, they are human beings, but the thousands of creatures in this world now, including myself, are inhuman. Only like those officers and soldiers on the fleeing battleship, who are full of suspicions, have no morals, and even shamelessly borrow the death of others to meet their own survival needs? Maybe this is the correct way to live in the cruel background of the universe. Law. Don't say this is too dark, this is the truth.