THE SELF-INTRODUCTION OF ZHANG XIANG QIAN (eBook)

A CHINESE FARMER BRINGING EXTRATERRESTRIAL SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE TO EARTH

ZhangXiangQian (Autor)

eBook Download: EPUB

2025
121 Seiten
Shiyi (Verlag)
978-3-69111-022-7 (ISBN)

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Zhang Xiang Qian's Self-Introduction tells of a Chinese farmer taken to an alien planet in 1985. It details his efforts to promote field scanning tech and insights into unified field theory, blending memoir with scientific exploration.

Zhang Xiang Qian was born in 1967 in rural Lujiang County, Anhui Province, China. With only a junior high school education, he claims to have visited an advanced alien planet in 1985 at the age of 19. For nearly four decades, he has dedicated himself to promoting what he calls 'artificial field scanning technology' and a unified field theory acquired during this encounter. Despite facing skepticism and financial hardship, Zhang continues to share his theories through various platforms while working as a welder and bicycle repairman in his hometown.

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7.Infinite Compression Space Storage and Transmission of Information Technology

Any point in the universe can store all cosmic information, and space can be infinitely compressed. Using artificial field scanning to process information—since the essence of a field is spiraling space—means leveraging space itself for storage and transmission. This can upgrade humanity’s information technology.

 

8.Virtual Architecture and Light-Based Virtual Human Bodies

Artificial fields can influence space—for example, by affecting a plane to exert a blocking force on moving objects passing through it. By locking light with an artificial field and coloring that plane, a virtual plane can be created, functioning like a concrete wall. These virtual walls can form various virtual buildings.

 

Artificial field scanning can also virtualize human bodies, leading to widespread use of light-based virtual humans on Earth. With this technology, many products could become virtual. Future computers, phones, and information-processing devices could be fully virtualized. Billions worldwide could use a single virtual phone or computer, instantly generating 3D holographic images and sound around the user, which vanish when not in use.

9.Spacetime Refrigerator

Food stored in a spacetime refrigerator maintains the same temperature as the outside, but under artificial field irradiation, while a year passes outside, only one second elapses inside. This preservation far surpasses ordinary refrigerators. Conversely, it’s also possible for a year to pass inside while only a second passes outside.

 

The basic principle of the spacetime refrigerator is that artificial fields, by irradiating space, can alter the speed at which time flows for events within that space.

10.Field Scanning Technology for Consciousness Reading and Storage

Human consciousness and thoughts arise from the motion of charged particles and ions in the brain, creating disturbance effects in space. Artificial field scanning equipment emits an intangible field substance that penetrates the brain without damage, recording these spatial disturbances. This allows the reading and recording of consciousness and memory data, which can then be digitized and stored in a computer.

 

Centuries later, when human technology advances sufficiently, this consciousness data could be implanted into a biological body, reviving the individual—making immortality a reality.

This field scanning technology can also revolutionize education by rapidly transmitting rote knowledge into the human brain, drastically shortening learning time. Artificial field scanning is the only feasible and ideal tool for interfacing the human brain with computers and the internet. Other methods like electromagnetic waves, ultrasound, X-rays, electrons, or lasers, when penetrating the brain, would cause damage. Artificial fields, however, pose no such risk.

The advent of artificial fields could render airplanes, ships, cars, rockets, power grids, power plants, highways, airports, railways, and most bridges obsolete—or replace them with more advanced alternatives. With the global motion network enabling people and objects to appear anywhere on the planet in one second, the urban-rural divide would be completely transformed. People could live in villages and commute to cities for work in an instant.

The ten major applications of artificial fields could eliminate the need for resource conflicts, eradicating global wars, poverty, and disease. Perhaps only one in ten thousand people would need to work. Artificial fields can also penetrate the brain, scan and record consciousness data, copy it, and transplant it into another biological body, enabling resurrection.

Artificial field scanning technology can transform learning models, making brain-computer and brain-internet interfacing a reality. Ultimately, it could lead to human immortality. Yet, artificial fields are still a form of humanity harnessing natural forces.

The first industrial revolution utilized steam engines, converting thermal energy into mechanical energy, marked by Watt’s steam engine. The second industrial revolution involved the interplay of electromagnetic energy and mechanical power, marked by Faraday’s principle of electromagnetic induction. The third industrial revolution was defined by computers and the internet.

The fourth industrial revolution—and a revolution across all fields—will be the mutual conversion of electromagnetic fields and artificial fields, marked by the widespread application of artificial fields. Humanity’s civilizational journey is a process of harnessing natural forces: the first revolution tapped thermal energy, the second electromagnetic force, and the third used electromagnetic force for information processing. The fourth will see humanity harnessing field energy—the essence of fields being the dynamic, changing nature of space. In other words, humanity will master the fundamental secrets of spacetime, utilizing spatial energy.

This simple analogy provides a clear and straightforward understanding of the issue. Artificial fields represent a foundational science, and their emergence is epoch-making, bringing blessings to all of humanity. I hope people will pay attention to the impact of breakthroughs in basic science on humanity and, at the very least, show some reverence and gratitude toward those who bring them about.

Those who recklessly insult Zhang Xiangqian are, frankly, both foolish and malicious. I hope everyone won’t be swayed by such petty, wicked individuals. Throughout history, such people have been plentiful. When Faraday conducted and promoted his electromagnetic induction experiments, some sneered, “Your electricity generates magnetism, and magnetism generates electricity—what’s the damn use of that?” Faraday shot back unapologetically, “What’s the use of you having a son?”

19. Is TikTok Discriminating Against Us Ordinary People?

To promote alien technology, I registered a TikTok account, but it had always struggled to gain traction. Then, just over a month ago, my TikTok suddenly took off—from a few thousand views a day to hundreds of thousands, with my followers surging from just over 1,000 to more than 10,000.

I was thrilled. Could it be that after 37 years of relentless promotion, my efforts were finally being recognized this year? Would the artificial field scanning technology I brought from the aliens soon become a reality, transforming humanity and ushering us into a dreamlike, wonderful life?

Suddenly, at 10 p.m. on June 10, I received a message from the TikTok platform: “Your account has been flagged for violations, spreading unverified scientific content… You will face traffic restrictions…” The penalty lasted 10 days before it was automatically lifted.

What caused the ban? Was it a user report? Did my videos touch on politically sensitive topics? Did I say something I shouldn’t have? Afterward, I became cautious, avoiding posting videos I thought might be problematic.

Soon, my video views skyrocketed again—one video hit 955,000 views in just a few days. But within days, TikTok sent another message: “Your recent videos violate community guidelines. The system will impose a penalty on your account in 3 days. Please regulate your behavior and comply with the TikTok Community Self-Discipline Convention. After 10 days, once you’ve submitted 10 compliant posts, the system will reassess your account.”

What was going on? I’d already been careful. After the 10-day period, I became even more cautious, posting only about science and life insights—content I was certain wouldn’t cause issues. Yet, on July 26, TikTok messaged me again, claiming another violation and imposing a 33-day account suspension. The reason? Spreading unverified scientific content, with a prompt to get certified.

At first, I was baffled. After searching online and consulting netizens, I figured it out. TikTok requires certification for specific topics: if you discuss medical knowledge, you need credentials from a top-tier hospital or as a recognized expert; for architecture, you need to certify as an architectural expert; for biology, a biology expert. Whatever field you address, you must prove you’re an expert in it with work badges, business cards, employment certificates, or professional qualifications.

For me, discussing astronomy, cosmology, the essence of gravity, and electromagnetic fields would require certification as a physics PhD or professor. I asked netizens, and they said I couldn’t get certified unless I faked it. By TikTok’s logic, ordinary people aren’t qualified to talk about science online—only experts and professors can. Isn’t this blatant discrimination against us common folk?

In Western societies, ordinary people have long fought against such discrimination. After prolonged struggles, Western countries now consider the feelings of the average person and avoid enacting laws that openly discriminate against them. Western corporations are cautious too—discriminatory actions can lead to lawsuits from the public or, worse, severe government penalties.

In our society, however, the lack of resistance has allowed unreasonable discriminatory practices against ordinary people to persist. Decades ago, if you...

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 4.4.2025
• Verlagsort: Vachendorf
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Fantasy / Science Fiction ► Science Fiction
• Schlagworte: Aliens • Artificial Field Scanning • Chinese Farmer • Extraterrestrial Technology • Memoir • Rural China • Scientific Discovery • UFO encounter • Unified Field Theory • Zhang Xiang Qian
• ISBN-10: 3-69111-022-3 / 3691110223
• ISBN-13: 978-3-69111-022-7 / 9783691110227