800 words after reading "The Base of the Galactic Empire" (generally 5 articles)
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After reading "Galactic Empire Base" 800 words 1
"Galaxy Empire" is a series that, even though I have only read the first book, has already become the best science fiction work in my mind. .
This book begins with a very interesting theory-psychohistory. In the book, the development of science and technology, changes in the political field, and story narration all revolve around psychohistory. Psychohistory is a discipline created by Hari Seldon through years of research that uses mathematics to calculate the future direction. However, the narrative pace of "Galactic Empire: Base" is too fast, with time intervals of ten or twenty years at times. Reading a book, it is like a fast-forward film showing the development of the base. It would be great if more details could be added to it!
But even so, it does not mean that there is nothing worth learning from "Galactic Empire Base".
The entire book "Galaxy Empire·Foundation" talks about the "Seldon Crisis" three times, the first political crisis, the second religious crisis, and the third trade crisis. Between each crisis, there are twists and turns. There is no facial makeup like ordinary science fiction works, and the character creation of each person is close to perfect. Under such a grand world view, the relationship between each character and the story can still be well handled, such as Cypher Harding, the first mayor of Terminus. The novel does not "forget" this person after telling the story about him, but Sever Harding's famous quotes are mentioned many times in the text, which is an advantage of this book worth learning from.
What impressed me most about this book was actually its thoughts on humanities. This book has mentioned more than once that after the fall of the Galactic Empire, large-scale technological regression will occur because no one knows how nuclear tools were originally manufactured and used. This phenomenon is actually linked to our real life. Just like the IBM system used by many banks now, the core system is basically not updated, while the upper-layer system is constantly updated. As time goes by and technology develops, no one may be able to understand the design of the underlying system. As long as the upper-level system collapses, it will cause a complete collapse and be helpless. Review of "Galactic Empire Base" 800 words 2
The author of "Galactic Empire" is Isaac from the United States. It is one of the most classic science fiction novels. The grand and complete world in the book is amazing.
Many years later, the size of the earth could no longer meet the needs of human life, and people began to migrate to other planets in the galaxy. Humanity quickly unified the galaxy and created a powerful galactic empire. As the empire gradually declines, the entire galaxy will fall into a long period of barbarism. The great psychologist Hari Seldon has predicted everything in the future, so he began a mysterious plan that lasts for hundreds of years...
What amazed me most in the book was the author's ability to portray every character so lifelike. Although there are many characters in "Galactic Empire", each one has his own characteristics and is different. Gale who is curious about the world, Harding who is brave in innovation, Marlowe who is witty and brave, as well as greedy leader and incompetent emperor, each one is impressive. The author likes to use exaggerated rhetoric when describing facial expressions and language, and their emotions seem to overflow from the book.
When I closed the book, my strongest feeling was that in the face of the vast universe, human beings are so insignificant, but their destructive power is very huge. They destroyed planets one after another. I can’t help but feel that human beings are the source of all evil in a sense. They have destroyed the ecological balance and made animals and plants homeless. After they have harmed other living things, they have to kill each other through burning, killing, looting, and even war. .
Fortunately, there are still many heroes among humans who use their wisdom to protect the entire galaxy.
Because of them, maybe many years later the Milky Way will not decline as written in the book! After reading "Galaxy Empire Base" 800 words 3
The book "Galaxy Empire Base" mainly tells the story A rich and interesting experience of three people who made great contributions to society at that time: Hari Seldon, Sever Harding and Hubbard Marlowe.
In my thoughts after reading this time, I don’t want to summarize the content of the book in a stereotyped manner. I mainly want to talk about Sever Harding, who impressed me very deeply. He was the first mayor of Endpoint City and led the base through the first and second Seldon Crisis. To be honest, when he first appeared in this book, I didn’t have a very good feeling about him. I thought he was a somewhat cowardly man at the time, but as I continued to read on, I found that he was a very calm man. , a person who is intelligent, flexible, well-educated, and sometimes makes little jokes. I admire his composure, a trait that helped him become mayor of Endpoint once again. He is extremely charismatic, highly capable and well-spoken. He has many famous sayings that have been passed down through the ages, one of which impressed me deeply - "Force is the last resort of the incompetent."
There is another reason why I am very impressed by Sever Harding. , that is, while I was reading his story, I understood some truths, such as: impulse is the devil; we need to analyze the pros and cons of something with a calm attitude; a wise person will not use force easily To solve things, because they know that it has no meaning or value to them, so they will prefer to use words and practical actions to achieve success...
I found that although the author used a lot of words in this book Action descriptions and language descriptions are used to express the emotions of the characters at that time, but the appearance of many characters is either mentioned briefly or not mentioned at all. I think the author can add more appearance descriptions to the characters to deepen the readers' understanding of these characters. impression. There is also a serious problem. When I was reading this book, after the story of one chapter ended, another story popped up immediately without any connection or transition, which made me a little confused while reading.
Although this book has some minor flaws in the description and writing of some contents, I think the author's wild imagination, commendable writing style, and his rigorous logical thinking are worthy of praise. It not only reflects the gradual development and progress of science and technology and mathematics, but also tells us that as long as we dare to imagine, dare to try, and work unremittingly, there is a possibility of success. It is precisely because of this that he wrote vivid characters, which is also one of the series of novels that cannot be missed in human history. After reading "The Base of the Galactic Empire" 800 words 4
Asimov, a Russian-American writer, is hailed as a "god-like man" by readers all over the world. Asimov is most proud of It is: "Galactic Empire" series of novels.
The Galactic Empire is an unreachable empire. In "Galactic Empire·Base", it tells the story of the process of a galactic empire from technological development and prosperity to its gradual decline.
In 11988, the Galactic Era of the Galactic Empire, Hari Seldon was born in the prosperous Galactic Empire. When he became an old man, he was already a mathematician. He predicted that the Galactic Empire would be completely destroyed in three centuries, with an accuracy of 98.4%! The Public Security Committee believed that Hari Seldon was cursing the Galactic Empire, so they Exile him to Terminus. Seldon had already recruited 100,000 mathematicians by compiling encyclopedias, and started an experiment to save the Galactic Empire based on Terminus.
When the base was about to fall apart, Sever Harding established a religion that made people believe in the base and rise up the base. Hubbard Marlowe helped the base expand and gave it economic resources. Thanks to their efforts, the Galactic Empire improved.
Harry Seldon, Sever Harding and Hubbard Marlowe have the same character: responsible, daring to try, and benefiting future generations. Reflections of these characters are everywhere in the book. It is precisely because of this that they did not know each other at first, and finally became the leaders of the foundation, changing the future of the Galactic Empire.
Think about it, if we had the good qualities of the three of them, would we be able to throw away the pen and give up when the problem was not solved? Can we be scolded by our mother for not completing what she asked? Are you unconvinced? Can you have multiple answers to math questions and multiple methods of formulating? No. So what we lack in our lives is this spirit and quality.
Think about it again a few days ago, I was painting watercolors, and people's hands couldn't be painted well. Either their fingers were twisted or their proportions were wrong. I would revise it all over the place once I drew it. With negative emotions, it got worse and worse and uglier. I didn't care about the intensity of the eraser. I wiped it angrily and the paper tore. It was useless to wait until the proportions of the figure on the upper body were completely perfect. I lay down on the bed in frustration, and painted even though the painting was damaged.
Would it be embarrassing if I could change my hand and not draw it according to the sample? If I insist on drawing it, will it be successful? Dare to try, be determined, and persevere, among which I am a little bit Didn't do it either.
Is "Galactic Empire and Foundation" written by Isaac Asimov just telling the story of the rise and fall of the Galactic Empire? No, it also illustrates the role of technology and mathematics in Gradually it develops and becomes stronger, but if it consumes too much, it will make the country miserable. After reading "Galactic Empire: Base" 800 words 5
"Galactic Empire: Base" tells a question of knocking on ice and asking for fire: how to pass through one of the hundreds of billions of planets in the galaxy located in the desolate area on the edge of the galaxy. A small planet to change the future trend of the entire galaxy?
Human beings have lived on a small planet (they call it "Earth") for more than 100,000 years and have established more than 200 administrative regions (they call it "country"). With the help of the first thinking robot on earth, master the technology to transform alien planets and start the interstellar colonization movement. Human beings have multiplied like locusts in the Milky Way. With their ignorance and wisdom, greed and conscience, they have dragged the Milky Way into the interstellar Warring States era. Until the Milky Way is unified into an empire that governs more than 25 million inhabited planets, a territory spanning 100,000 light-years, and a total population of trillions - the Galactic Empire. In 12020 after the founding of the Galactic Empire, Hari Seldon, a 32-year-old mathematician, created "psychohistory". This subject uses mathematical formulas to deduce the future of mankind. During the Empire's decline, Seldon foresaw that the galaxy would experience thirty thousand years of darkness. He gathered the best scientists to build a "base", hoping that it would become the hope of mankind. However, the empire declined and the base was surrounded by powerful neighbors. Humanity faces a choice: be controlled? Or fight?
The previous three Seldon crises were all resolved by a certain leader. I can't help but wonder if it was not Harding who gained control of Terminus, but the Encyclopedia Committee. What if Marlowe's trader hadn't appeared, but a successor who continued Harding's policies had taken over. Has history changed? Is history accidental or inevitable? If those small accidental events in history are deviated, will history lead to completely different results?
Of course, Asimov's "psychohistory" has an explanation for this. Psychohistory predicts macro-historical developments rather than micro-individual actions. Therefore, Asimov's hypothesis was that even if Harding and Marlowe did not master the power of Terminus due to various uncertain reasons, other "heroes" would appear to help the base survive the crisis. In the words of the book: "We blindly believe in Seldon's psychohistory - one of its most important premises is that individual actions never count and are never enough to create history. Because complex social and economic currents will drown him, Making him a puppet of history. ""These attempts are like ripples on the water, and Seldon's waves continue to move forward, quietly but unstoppably."
Is human free will so worthless in history? Is the hard work of millions of people just a drama controlled by history? So what is the meaning of our existence as human beings? ;