Generally speaking, I am disappointed, there are not many surprises, and the dialogue is a bit blunt in some places. Especially in the first few episodes, after the young Einstein and Mileva had cracks, Einstein's actions were unbelievable, and I even wondered why a TV series was specially made to black him. The way he treats Mileva in the play is almost cruel and illogical. Almost all the mathematical problems of Einstein's important papers in the early days were solved by Mileva, but the final thanks section did not mention her contribution at all. , the reason turned out to be that he thought their husband and wife were one. . . It is also deliberately compared with the Curie couple (Pierre Curie said that if the Nobel Prize cannot be awarded to Marie Curie at the same time, he will refuse to accept the award).
Regarding what Einstein did to Mileva, I think the description in the play is not very credible (there is no logic), but because there is no research, I will not make a conclusion here.
Apart from that, there is a lot to complain about. For example, the young Einstein always talked about the "mysteries of the universe", and often said some "philosophical" words in his daily dialogues. I know that many of these words are quoted from his own words, but when they appear in everyday dialogue, they sometimes seem embarrassing. Maybe it's because Einstein's life is so wonderful that the TV series wants to show his life completely, and all the famous quotes will appear too hastily and too hastily.
There is also a big regret that the writer or director is obviously not very interested in physics or science? Because I have a little understanding of the glorious history of physics, I know how brilliant the golden age was and how wonderful the exchange of ideas was. But almost nothing is shown in the play. All scientific discoveries are expressed in a flashy way, and the examples cited are not convincing. For example, Einstein realized the mystery of gravity in the process of taking the elevator. , There is quite a feeling of "enlightenment", saying that it is enlightenment is actually just a perfunctory of the creator, perhaps because the screenwriter or director himself does not know the wonderful point. I always find it lackluster when I watch it, and feel that the progress of science should not be like this. Again, it's too quick. I suspect that this may be everyone's misunderstanding of scientific research. They think that there is always a flash of inspiration, and it is always accidental. This reminds me of a sentence in the century trilogy of "The Fall of a Giant", that the advancement of politics is always day after day Moving forward in a day's work, I think the same goes for science.
Having said all that, I can hardly say anything good about this show. It may also be that my heart is relatively impetuous recently, otherwise it would not be a merit.
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