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Twenty-eight days passed in the blink of an eye.

The first screening of "The Three-Body Problem" was scheduled for 9:10 PM, the same time slot chosen for "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies".

The largest cinema in Beijing is equipped entirely with advanced digital projection equipment.

The theater has a total of 4,000 seats and covers an astonishing 20,000 square meters. Of the 16 screening rooms in the theater, eight are showing "The Three-Body Problem" at 9:10 pm, while the other eight are showing "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug".

The movie theater was already packed with people.

The waiting room was unusually noisy.

Perhaps because of the special significance of these two films, a tension has been stirred between the two countries because of these two works, and the audience is inevitably a little nervous, and a feeling of intense competition as if they were watching the Olympics has been inexplicably generated.

Many movie fans in China are eagerly anticipating that "The Three-Body Problem" will surpass "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Three Kingdoms" at the box office.

Which film will ultimately come out on top?

"I chose 'The Three-Body Problem' because I trust Song Hao."

The people talking are a couple who have now transitioned from college students to professional filmmakers.

Their youth was filled with memories of watching Song Hao's movies.

Professional film critic Cao Zhe felt a slight sweat forming on his palms, a mischievous, playful smile playing on his lips. He held three of the industry's most authoritative magazines in his hands, articles written by countless writers comparing the two films.

At this moment, he was flipping through the magazine with great interest, quietly waiting for the movie to officially begin.

He had already bought the movie tickets for "The Three-Body Problem" and was just waiting to see what kind of answer director Song Hao would present.

As a loyal and die-hard fan of Song Hao, he firmly believes that Song Hao will succeed.

"There are so many people."

"This is the first time I've felt such a depressing atmosphere in a movie theater."

"Take a look, are there more people buying tickets for 'The Three-Body Problem' or 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Three Kingdoms'?"

Song Hao's group of friends were having a lively discussion.

They agreed to watch the film together on its opening day.

Inside the theater, two huge posters were very eye-catching. "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" and "The Three-Body Problem" were posted on the north and south walls respectively, making the two films seem to be facing off against each other from a distance.

Throughout the summer movie season, the release of these two excellent films made almost no other films dare to set a release date, as no one wanted to be caught in this fierce competition and end up with a dismal result.

Are there only four films being released during this period?

"That's right, one of them has been showing for sixty-three days, and the other is an educational film."

"So, that means there are only these two commercial films in the summer movie season."

Grandpa listened to his children and grandchildren's discussion and nodded to himself.

Perhaps it was fate that the absence of other films during the release period provided an excellent "battleground" for these two movies.

These two films sparked a viewing frenzy in the Chinese film industry.

Directors, screenwriters, actors, producers, film critics, and even ordinary viewers...

Everyone gathered at the movie theater, eager to see how well Song Hao's performance would fare.

Time ticked by. The ticket inspector came out, glanced around, and was suddenly startled.

The number of people at the cinema today is enormous, almost three times the usual amount.

All eyes of the ticket buyers turned to the ticket inspector, who cleared his throat and announced loudly, "Those who have purchased tickets for 'The Three-Body Problem' and 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' may now enter."

The logo of the dragon appeared on the big screen, and then the lights in the screening room went out.

Some audience members curiously turned their heads to look back, only to find that both the front and back seats were full of people.

It's a miracle that the ticket price for this 237-minute film hasn't increased much.

The logos of several film and television production companies flashed one after another, marking the first time Chinese audiences had witnessed such close collaboration among domestic film and television production companies.

Many large domestic film and television production companies have invested in the "Three-Body Problem" project.

"Seven major film and television companies have actually joined forces." "This is truly a rare sight."

"I really should have taken a picture to remember this moment."

Everyone held their breath, filled with anticipation. After all, "anything produced by Song Hao is guaranteed to be a masterpiece."

In the cast and crew list, the names of the production staff flashed by one after another.

What shocked Chinese audiences the most was that all the production staff were Chinese.

Although the cast members came from all over the world, the film's production and technical support were all done by Chinese people.

"Director Song wasn't joking; it was all done by Chinese filmmakers."

"This is an industrial film made exclusively for Chinese audiences."

Screenwriter: Song Hao

Director: Song Hao

Even before the movie started, when the audience saw these two lines of small print, it felt like they had been struck by a heavy hammer.

From this moment on, the work "The Three-Body Problem" has been enough to deeply move people.

The film opens with the last words of physicist Yang Dong, in which she asserts that physics no longer exists.

The film immediately grabs the audience's attention by posing such a sensational question right from the start.

Stars flash by one by one, and a minute-long empty shot slowly pulls back from a distant star, vividly showcasing the vastness of the universe.

In the grand concept of the universe, everything seems so small and insignificant. In the end, all things in the universe are reduced to a tiny hole in a piece of paper, which Ye Wenjie holds in her hand.

"It's amazing."

"This one shot alone shows the hard work of Chinese filmmakers."

"How was this filmed? Was it all special effects?"

"My God, this opening gave me goosebumps."

The plot officially unfolds. After showcasing the grand world-building, the film's main protagonist, Wang Miao, makes his official appearance, accompanied by Shi Qiang and Chang Weisi.

The two approached Wang Miao hoping he could assist in investigating matters related to "the boundaries of science".

Recently, a large number of scientists have committed suicide under mysterious circumstances, and all of them had some connection with the "frontiers of science" before their deaths.

Shi Qiang and Chang Weisi hoped that Wang Miao could infiltrate the "border of science" and act as an undercover agent.

Initially, Wang Miao was unwilling to get involved, but his life quietly changed at that moment.

The film carries a touch of suspense, and all the audience members sitting in the theater follow Wang Miao's perspective, eager to find out the truth.

The first classic scene from the novel in the film is when Wang Miao and Yang Dong's husband, Ding Yi, conduct a billiards experiment.

As the billiards experiment progressed, the audience was completely immersed in the science fiction world of "The Three-Body Problem".

In physics, the physical laws governing time and space are homogeneous, and everything in human history is based on this law. Homogeneity means that a law discovered in one place applies to the entire universe; and the law itself is based on a vast amount of experimentation and mutual verification.

In a billiards game, under normal circumstances, if the cue ball strikes the black ball, the black ball will fall into the pocket.

However, the oscillator gave five completely different results: the first time the black ball went into the pocket; the second time the black ball went off course; the third time the black ball flew directly into the air; the fourth time the black ball flew around the room randomly; and the fifth time the black ball flew off the table at the speed of light, crashed through the wall, broke free of the Earth's gravity, and flew out of the solar system.

This sounds absurd, but if physical experiments were to produce such results, as Yang Dong said, then physics would no longer hold true.

The film, with its advanced technology, creates a truly stunning visual experience. That black billiard ball seems to strike the heart of every viewer with tremendous force.

Technological advancements have brought about an ultimate visual experience. However, special effects are merely an auxiliary means in filmmaking; the concepts presented in the film are the key.

Physical laws exist because of uniformity. If no physical law can be derived from massive amounts of data, then does physics still exist?
From this moment on, profound reflections began to unfold in the minds of the audience, and everyone became completely immersed in the experience.

Even though Song Hao's storytelling ability is superb, if the audience cannot fully immerse themselves, they will still be confused by the complex science fiction concepts.

"That was so awesome, absolutely amazing!" (End of Chapter)