What is the romance of China's science fiction?

China's sci-fi romance in the face of disaster. Even if the earth is destroyed, we will fly away with our families.

This sentence comes from netizens' comments on Wandering Earth 2. The film conveys the humanistic spirit with unique China characteristics and strong romantic atmosphere in China, which is combined with science fiction.

The film does not emphasize individual heroism, but calls for international cooperation from the perspective of human unity. Although the factions in the film had frictions and conflicts at first, after their own efforts and struggles, they finally cooperated sincerely in exchange for the survival of human civilization.

This is most obvious in the plot of "bombing the moon" with concerted efforts. In order to provide enough energy for "bombing the moon", all nuclear-armed countries generously donated all atomic bombs. A line in the film "The Moon can't pass the Mid-Autumn Festival without it" also reveals the flavor of Chinese humor.

People's Network's evaluation of Wandering Earth 2:

In this crisis, the relationship between man and man, man and nature has also collided in metal ways-including confrontation during training, confrontation between China and the opposition within the Coalition government, and self-sacrifice to detonate the moon. This "metallization of human beings" actually sacrifices the warmth in the "small family" to maintain the continuity of "everyone" or human beings.

When Tu Yuheng chose to participate in the moon bombing sacrifice and finally continued to be with his daughter in the form of digital life, it was actually a kind of "self-metallization".

This happy reunion of "self-metallization" explains, in a sense, the industrialized viewpoint that "man is essentially a pile of electrical signals". In this understanding of life, as Zhou Zhezhi said in the film, "everyone's choice determines the direction of civilization."