How High Can We Go in the Dark?
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About This Novel
"How High Can We Go in the Dark" is a literary masterpiece that deeply explores how humans find meaning and rebuild connections in extreme environments and emotional dilemmas. Through multiple intertwined story lines, this book shows the struggles and hopes of individuals under global issues such as plague, climate change, technology ethics, and family trauma. From the remains of a 30,000-year-old girl found in the Siberian permafrost, to the staff who provide "gentle farewells" to sick children in the City of Laughter; from the research on human organs grown in pigs, to the light-year immigration journey on the starship "Yamato" - each chapter is like a mirror, reflecting the heights we can still climb in the dark. Nagamatsu Sequoia uses delicate brushwork to depict the resilience and poetry of human beings in desperate situations, allowing readers to see that even if the world collapses, we can still find stars in each other's eyes and hear "I love you" in silence. This is a book about loss and rebirth, and also a letter to the future - telling us that even if we are in the abyss, we can still look up to the stars and keep moving forward.
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