Netflix’s “The Three-Body Problem” has recently made headlines after facing criticism from Chinese users but gaining popularity among viewers worldwide. According to official data released on April 3 by Kuai Technology, the show has been watched for a staggering 115.6 million hours on Netflix and has been viewed by 15.6 million people, securing its position as the most-watched series globally this week.
Since its premiere 11 days ago, the cumulative viewing time for “The Three-Body Problem” has reached 197.3 million hours, with 26.6 million viewers tuning in. The show continues to hold a spot in the top 10 in 93 countries and regions around the world.
Additionally, the ratings for “The Three-Body Problem” on Rotten Tomatoes have been on the rise, with professional ratings climbing from 76% to 78% and audience ratings increasing from 75% to 81%. Critics have praised the series for its faithful adaptation of the source material and its appeal to science fiction enthusiasts.
In a recent interview, author Liu Cixin expressed his desire for his works to be recognized as science fiction rather than solely as Chinese science fiction. He stated, “As someone who grew up in China, my works are naturally influenced by Chinese culture. But I hope that my novels can be accepted by readers in the United States and other countries as science fiction works.”
“The Three-Body Problem” serves as a reminder that science knows no borders and that future science fiction creations can transcend nationality. The show’s success on a global scale highlights the universal appeal of compelling storytelling and imaginative exploration of scientific concepts.
As viewers continue to immerse themselves in the world of “The Three-Body Problem,” it is clear that the show’s popularity shows no signs of waning. Fans eagerly anticipate what the future holds for this groundbreaking series that has captured the hearts and minds of audiences around the world.
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