The original story was written by a Chinese author, so it involves many crazy historical events from the 1960s to the 1970s in China. These events are now defined as erroneous history in Chinese textbooks, and most Chinese people are aware of this period in history. The Netflix adaptation speeds up the storytelling, which may not convey the gradual sense of despair to non-Chinese audiences. Ye Wenjie's experiences accumulate over time, leading her to make a specific decision. As for the reason for the scientists' suicides, the book sets it as some unexplained supernatural phenomena at this stage, such as the flickering of the universe at the end of this episode. I am very dissatisfied with this change because the flickering of the universe implies that there is a force interfering with the cosmic microwave background radiation, which has existed since the cosmic explosion over 13 billion years ago. The supernatural nature of this force is enough to disrupt the understanding of anyone with modern astronomy or scientific literacy. Moreover, this flickering is not visible to everyone; it is meant for specific individuals and requires signal conversion to be seen, not visible to the naked eye.
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29:05 her list is gonna be very long 😅. Nice reaction
The original story was written by a Chinese author, so it involves many crazy historical events from the 1960s to the 1970s in China. These events are now defined as erroneous history in Chinese textbooks, and most Chinese people are aware of this period in history. The Netflix adaptation speeds up the storytelling, which may not convey the gradual sense of despair to non-Chinese audiences. Ye Wenjie's experiences accumulate over time, leading her to make a specific decision. As for the reason for the scientists' suicides, the book sets it as some unexplained supernatural phenomena at this stage, such as the flickering of the universe at the end of this episode. I am very dissatisfied with this change because the flickering of the universe implies that there is a force interfering with the cosmic microwave background radiation, which has existed since the cosmic explosion over 13 billion years ago. The supernatural nature of this force is enough to disrupt the understanding of anyone with modern astronomy or scientific literacy. Moreover, this flickering is not visible to everyone; it is meant for specific individuals and requires signal conversion to be seen, not visible to the naked eye.