"The person who faces the wall can paint the pigeon sky, I am your broken wall can paint the sky."
"The Three-Body Problem" cartoon clip
Last Saturday, Yihua Kaitian, which was teased by everyone as "Yihua Pigeon", made such a sentence, and then released the first season of "Three-Body Problem" of for a year. This animation work adapted from Liu Cixin is a long science fiction novel that countless science fiction fans are looking forward to. The launch time has changed from the end of 2021 to the fourth quarter of 2022. This time span is really quite large.
"Three-Body Problem" animation
At this time, there are less than 40 days left before the New Year, and countless messages on the barrage came in, saying, "The New Year is in advance."
Even for loyal science fiction fans, few people pay attention to the tea ceremony in science fiction novels. This is probably because most science fiction novels are originally in a realistic style, and the authors often criticize clichés such as "human greed", "technology abuse", and "environmental destruction".
However, in 1982, tea changed all this, let Xiaodi take you to take a look!
"1" Blade Runner and Tea
movie " Blade Runner " (1982), is the foundation work of the cyberpunk artistic style.
Cyberpunk
The gloomy sky that has been raining, Chinese characters that often appear on the edge of the picture, indispensable supporting roles of Chinese people, and the topics of life that the protagonists talk about indifferently... These have become the coolest image elements in the new era, and the most important thing is the tea in the movie.
In the eyes of some foreigners, Chinese tea is either a low-end tea in "oil, salt, sauce, vinegar tea", or an unreasonable expensive tea in "qin, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, wine and tea". I absolutely cannot imagine what the relationship between tea and "future", "cutting" and "cool".
In the first scene of Harrison Ford (the protagonist) appearing in "Blade Runner", in front of the food stall selling dumplings and barbecue, a white man holding white porcelain tea set in his left hand, clumsyly pouring tea into the cup on his right hand. In Wuyi, white porcelain cover bowl and fair cup are the most ideal utensils for drinking rock tea . Anyone who makes tea at home, most of the time it is placed on the tea table is cover bowl . It is precisely because of the addition of a cup of tea that this mixed but exciting life scene is perfectly presented, and the audience is more convinced that the future world in front of them is real.
"2"Ghost in the Shell Mobile Team and Tea
"Ghost in the Shell" Director Oshii Mori , is a genuine Japanese who loves tea. So of course he was not satisfied with the impure and inaccurate tea ceremony in Blade Runner, and he understood the tea culture of China more deeply.
"Ghost in the Shell" poster
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The mechanical doll with a very technological sense walked in with an antique tea set tray. The milk in the tea cup meandered like a dragon in the middle of the tea. At this time, one of the detectives' brains had been invaded, and tea was a catalyst for psychedelicity.
This is the climax of the whole movie, because the complex plot and tense atmosphere make people breathless, and tea here boosts the fire, making the two detectives increasingly addicted to memories and illusions. It is not that hackers are very clever, but just a little common sense that anyone who drinks tea knows: when they are on an empty stomach, some substances in the tea are easily absorbed in excess, such as caffeine and fluorine. Caffeine can cause some people to experience symptoms such as palpitations, dizziness, weakness in hands and feet, and confusion in their minds. This is medically called "tea drunk" phenomenon.
Tea drunk can relieve
So, regardless of whether Oshii Yuki has read Lu Quan's "Seven Bowls of Tea Song", he must understand that tea and intoxication are inseparable. "Five bowls of muscles and bones are clear, and six bowls of immortal spirit" is by no means a legend.Even British McFarlane said that tea is a healthy "addiction". No matter how high-tech future world works, it cannot be separated from the adjustment and movement of intoxicating poetry, and of course it cannot be separated from tea.
Lu Quan's "Seven Bowls of Tea Song"
"3" Three-Body and Tea
"Three-Body" season 1 looks very fast at the moment, and directly skipped the period when the novel was founded. It only lets everyone know what happened in that period through the form of memories, including the classic Three-Body Replying the part that the three-Body Reply.
Such a rhythm makes friends who have never read the original work a little confused. Therefore, a beautiful young lady who appeared in the first episode mistakenly thought it was the heroine. It was not until she received the bento at the speed of light that she regretfully discovered that she was just a "law girl" mentioned in the book, a confidante of the protagonist Luo Ji. So, Xiaodi still recommends that when you have time, you can just read the original work with a warm cup of Wuyi Rock Tea .
There is a tea ceremony conversation in the original work. The author describes that Tomoko made a cup of tea, called "Seven Soups Tea". The complexity is even difficult to describe by the word "making tea". The tea order was later passed on to Japan and became Japan matcha . There is also Song Huizong "Tea Painting" recorded in "The Great Temple Tea Classic", which was originally made in the clouds and mist, and after it is made, it will continue to be done. I always thought that classical France and Japan had such a refined culture. It turned out that the popular tea-making in the Song Dynasty of and the Song Dynasty was truly unparalleled.
Tea-Writing and painting on tea foam
In the science fiction circle, in addition to the above three works, Captain Picard in " Star Trek " asked to drink "tea, Earl Tea , hot", Douglas Adams wrote in " Milky Way Guide " that "infinite non-probability drive" is driven by "a cup of freshly brewed hot tea". Recently, there is also "Memory of Water" written by Amy Italanta - the protagonist is an tea artist , who lives in a dystopia of lack of water, as well as short stories such as "Tea Master" and "Detective" by Aliyette Debordal.
Ann Leki takes tea and the rituals and trade of tea as the core of her "The Empire of Rachel" trilogy. Even Master Yoda, who was exiled to the swamp, enjoyed the steaming stuff in the teacup. The same goes for Baby Yoda. His image of siping peacefully became countless emoticons.
"A Wandering Guide to the Galaxy"
"Most exotic cultures have some kind of tea that can resonate with our culture." Millennial science fiction writer Becky Chambers said. In her "Records of Natives in Space", she describes a brewed hot drink made of bark powder from outer space and has a slight therapeutic effect, helping humans in the distant future to remove their psychological burden.
Science fiction writer Becky Chambers is drinking tea.
Tea may be the most sci-fi of all drinks - cross-cultural and cross-civilization, immersed in ancient human history. Tea symbolizes a civilization that is advanced enough to connect different ethnic groups from all over the country.
Wuyi Rock Tea
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