Celebrating the years when the earth was frozen

Joy of Life was a story set on Earth after the nuclear war. The explosion of the nuclear bomb caused the earth to fall into destruction, and nuclear radiation filled the atmosphere. Modern civilization was frozen underground, and new humans gradually developed. These humans were a mutated species that could coexist with nuclear radiation. There was also a military museum in the story, which was managed by a supercomputer and a robot emissary. By suppressing the development of human civilization, humans were always stuck in the feudal era. Therefore, Joy of Life's background was a high-tech future draped in a martial arts shell. Earth had experienced the frozen era after the nuclear war, and there was a military museum that controlled the development of human civilization.

The wet ground in Joy of Life was to give the audience a better visual experience. First of all, the moisture of the entire floor could create a harmonious visual effect, avoid the sense of awkwardness, and make the overall picture unified. Secondly, the wet floor had a better texture, looked brighter and fresher, and increased the atmosphere of the drama. In addition, the wet floor could reflect the color of the surrounding objects, making the floor look more full and not empty. Finally, the plot was set in the south. It often rained in the south, so the wet ground was in line with the plot setting and could better integrate the audience into the plot.

The reason for celebrating the wet land was to give the audience a better visual experience and increase the realism of the plot setting. Moistening the entire floor could make the distant and close-up scenes more harmonious, preventing the defects of the floor from being revealed, and making the overall picture more unified. In addition, the wet floor had a better texture. It could reflect the colors of the surrounding objects, making the floor look more full. The plot took place in the south, where it often rained, so it was not surprising that the ground was wet. This setting could better integrate the audience into the plot. The eldest princess, Li Xiaoran, also explained in the interview that the water on the floor was deliberately sprinkled by the staff to make the actors more beautiful during filming and increase the visual effect of the series.

There were several reasons why the floor in Joy of Life was wet. First of all, in order to give the audience a better visual experience, the entire floor was wet to make the distant and close-up picture more harmonious, to prevent the defects of the floor from being revealed, and to make the overall picture more unified. Secondly, the wet floor had a better texture. It could reflect the color of the surrounding objects and make the floor look more full. Finally, the plot was set in the south. It often rained in the south, so the wet floor matched the plot background and allowed the audience to better integrate into the plot. In general, the wet floor was to improve the visual effect and the plot.

The reason why the ground in Joy of Life was wet was to match the plot setting and increase the visual effect. The plot took place in the south, where it often rained, so it was not surprising that the ground was wet. Such a setting could better integrate the audience into the plot. In addition, the wet floor could create a harmonious visual effect, preventing the defects of the floor from being revealed, making the overall picture more unified. The wet floor also had a better texture. It could reflect the colors of the surrounding objects, making the floor look more full. The eldest princess, Li Xiaoran, also explained in the interview that the water on the floor was deliberately sprinkled by the staff to make the actors more beautiful during filming and increase the visual effect of the series.

The frozen period in Joy of Life referred to the ice age on Earth, which caused almost all humans and the civilization they created to be sealed under the ice. Only a small number of people survived through hibernation. This frozen setting made Joy of Life a very imaginative sci-fi work, showing a frozen world full of fantasy. However, the search results did not provide clear information about the specific time span of the frozen period and other details. Therefore, I don't know the exact details of Joy of Life's frozen period.

The frozen world in Joy of Life was set in a future Earth that had experienced an ice age. According to the description in the series, humans entered the Ice Age after hundreds of millions of years. Almost all humans and the civilization they created were sealed under the ice of the temple. Only a small number of people survived through hibernation. Ye Qingmei was one of the survivors, and Fan Xian had survived through the memory transplant experiment. The humans in this frozen world helped the new humans create civilization after they woke up, and the temple monitored and guided the development of humans through the Oracles and Tianmai. This setting made Joy of Life an extremely imaginative sci-fi work, showing a frozen world full of fantasy.

There was currently no definite information on when the Earth would enter the next frozen period. Ice ages were periodic and usually lasted for tens of thousands of years. However, the polar glaciers on Earth were currently melting. This was because the human impact on the Earth's climate was beyond the Earth's natural tolerance. Global warming led to an increase in greenhouse gases, and carbon dioxide was one of the most important factors. Past studies had shown that global carbon dioxide molecules decreased during the expansion of glaciers during the Ice Age, but increased during the interglacial period in summer. However, one study predicted that the weakening of solar activity could cause Earth to enter a small ice age, but the exact time and impact were uncertain. Therefore, there was no definite answer regarding the next ice age on Earth.

Joy of Life: The Frozen World is episode 28.