"Nezha 2" box office has exceeded 10 billion, but these three types of people advise you not to watch it

The movie "Nezha 2" was released with great success. Last night, the box office (including pre-sales) exceeded 10 billion, becoming the first movie in Chinese film history to break 10 billion at the box office. It can be called the most popular Chinese animation this year!

The stunning visual effects of IMAX 3D make Nezha's wind-fire wheels seem to be spinning right before your eyes, with thunder and fire splitting the sky and earth, and every frame is a visual feast.

However, after watching the movie, do your eyes feel a little "wrong"?

My eyes are sore, and I feel like I just fought with Ao Bing for three hundred rounds?

Feeling dizzy, as if being hit hard by Nezha's Qiankun Ring?

My vision is blurry, as if I have mistakenly entered the fairy mist of Taiyi Zhenren?

Do 3D movies really hurt your eyes? Aier Eye Hospital will reveal the "visual truth" of 3D movie watching and teach you how to watch movies scientifically and enjoy the shocking blockbusters easily!

1. Will 3D movies hurt your eyes?

Don't worry, 3D movies will not directly make you myopic, but if you watch them in the wrong way, it will indeed cause eye discomfort, and even cause temporary visual fatigue, dizziness, dry eyes, and blurred vision.

This is because:

1. 3D images are a "big challenge" to the eyes

• In reality, our eyes perceive three-dimensionality through binocular parallax, but 3D movies use artificially created parallax to trick the brain into “mistaking” the image as three-dimensional.

• This requires the eyes to constantly adjust the focus and cooperate with the brain to calculate the depth of the picture. Over time, the eye muscles are prone to fatigue.

2. Blinking frequency is reduced, and eyes are prone to dryness

• When watching a movie, we will unconsciously reduce the frequency of blinking (normally 20 times per minute, which may drop to 5 times when watching a movie), causing tears to evaporate too quickly and causing dry and uncomfortable eyes.

3. The brain is overloaded with information

• The images in 3D movies switch quickly, and the light and shadow change dramatically. If the visual system has a weak ability to adapt, you may experience "3D sickness" such as dizziness and nausea. ‍

2. Why do some people feel uncomfortable watching 3D movies?

Some viewers felt their blood boiling after watching "Nezha 2", but some people felt dizzy and dizzy. This mainly depends on the individual's visual adaptation ability.

If you are one of the following people, you are more likely to feel uncomfortable when watching 3D movies:

❌ People who are prone to motion sickness and seasickness: The vestibular system (responsible for the perception of balance) is prone to "strike", resulting in a stronger feeling of dizziness.

❌ People with weak binocular vision: For example, people with mild strabismus, amblyopia, and poor eye coordination may experience double images or be unable to focus when watching 3D images.

❌ Children and adolescents: The visual system of children under 6 years old is not fully developed, so it is not recommended to watch 3D movies for a long time.

3. How to watch 3D movies scientifically without hurting your eyes?

Want to watch "Nezha 2" comfortably without hurting your eyes? Please keep this eye protection guide 👇

✅Choose the right seat to reduce eye strain

Best viewing area: The center of the theater, 1.5 times the height of the screen. Avoid sitting too close or too far to the side to reduce eye fatigue.

✅Use 3D glasses properly

Wear appropriate 3D glasses. Audiences who wear glasses are recommended to use clip-on 3D glasses to reduce ghosting and discomfort. Clean 3D glasses regularly. Stains and scratches will affect image clarity and increase eye fatigue.

✅Take a proper rest while watching a movie

Close your eyes for 10 seconds every 30-40 minutes, or look away to relax your eyes. Blink more often to prevent tears from evaporating too quickly and causing dry eyes.

✅Don’t rush to check your phone after watching the movie

After the movie ends, do not look at your phone or computer immediately. It is recommended that you close your eyes and rest for a few minutes, or look into the distance to adjust your vision.

✅Check your eye health in advance

If you often feel uncomfortable after watching 3D movies, it may be that there is something wrong with your eyes (such as astigmatism, abnormal visual function). It is recommended to have regular eye health checks to ensure that the visual system is in good condition.

4. Who is not suitable for watching 3D movies?

Although 3D movies themselves will not hurt your eyes, the following groups are advised to choose with caution👇

❌Children under 6 years old: The visual system is not fully developed, and prolonged viewing may affect vision development.

❌ People with underlying eye diseases such as strabismus, amblyopia, cataracts, or those who have just undergone myopia surgery may have difficulty adapting to 3D images.

❌ People who are prone to motion sickness, seasickness, or have a sensitive vestibular system: The rapid picture switching of 3D movies may aggravate discomfort.

The explosive pictures of "Nezha 2" are worth watching, but don't forget to protect your eyes scientifically to truly enjoy the shocking experience of 3D movies!

📢 Start protecting your eyes now! If you experience long-term visual fatigue, dizziness, decreased vision, etc. after watching a movie, go to a professional ophthalmology medical institution for a check-up as soon as possible and let a professional ophthalmologist help you find the problem!