Angel**

The whole book perfectly illustrates a sentence in another book by Liu "The Three-Body Problem": Lose humanity and lose a lot; lose animality and lose everything.

As long as they are well fed, children of any ethnic group can become as noble as gods. Ethics are only secondary as long as civilization requires it.

We are all familiar with Mr. Liu, and "The Age of Angels" is one of his rare short stories, which is concise but not concise. The whole book tells a story set in a virtual setting. Behind the efforts of the professor of Sambia for the new generation of mankind is his thinking on Western pseudo-democracy. Under the universal value of equality, large-scale trampling of ethnic minorities is common in the United States. All this is reflected in the novel when the "flying men" of the third world finally defeated the USS Lincoln aircraft carrier; the Age of Angels, as the name suggests, should be a new world where there is no longer discrimination and hatred.

I think the future should be the era of new humanity.

I watched other people's videos explaining this book before, but I didn't think it was anything at all. Even though the explanation video had exquisite illustrations to enhance the atmosphere, it didn't make me feel how well-written the book was. Until today, when I saw this book, for the first time, I felt that the textual description was more exciting than the pictures. But I still want to ask, if humans have wings, can they still be called humans? What exactly does the so-called ethics restrict?

It's good-looking, but it's too little. I haven't seen enough. I feel like this book is quite good, but not many people have read it.

That is to say, when humans have wings, how should we define all the existing rules that human society follows? This article is a small reflection on genetic engineering. What we are changing now is only the genes of animals and plants. If one day even human genes are changed, and the changes are for the better, should we resist or accept it? The so-called ethics and the development of science and technology are so vulnerable to human desires. When fantasy shines into reality, where should humans go?

As a general, he was clearly unqualified. Genetic programming is not tolerated by the times and ethics. So it can only be in the dark and cannot leak light.

By the end, I felt like I could no longer tell whether what Dr. Ita did was unethical. But very nice

It is a mind-opening and thought-provoking book worth watching. [Like][Like][Like]

"Of course people don't need to eat weeds and leaves, but they definitely need to fly. This is the oldest dream of mankind, and no one can resist its temptation."

The development of human civilization is always an unknown

Liu Cixin is not only one of the representative writers of Chinese science fiction novels, but also a senior engineer. His work gave him a deep understanding of technology and engineering, laying the foundation for the technical details of his science fiction novels. Most of what we know about Liu Cixin is his book "The Three-Body Problem". In addition to "The Three-Body Problem", this book is also a very good book. Both of them are science fiction novels with clear logic and delicate language. In his writings, technology and imagination are used to construct a fictional world, but it is undeniable that these illusions often reflect social reality and social truth. The combination of fiction and reality not only satisfies readers' fantasy spiritual world, but also reflects thought-provoking truths.

As long as they are well fed, children of any ethnic group can become as noble as gods.

A short science fiction novel by Liu Cixin. Starting with Sambia's modification of human genes to solve famine, it raises an ethical issue. What Liu tries to solve in this "children's science fiction" is the questioning of life and human dignity. The basic premise of the book is: "The cornerstone of human civilization is food. As long as there is a need, ethics will always come second." This sentence is the basis of the science fiction of this novel. The breakthrough of the ethics and morality of human civilization is often where science fiction begins.

Every time I read Mr. Liu's works, it makes me think further about society, human civilization, and its meaning. Not surprisingly, this book also baptized my thoughts.

The boss is the boss. To read books, you still need to read physical books. The top online articles have only just reached the lower limit of normal books.

Dr. Ita transformed the genes of the Sambian people and solved the famine, but it violated human ethics, so the United States and others launched a war against Sambia. It seems that it is not difficult to realize the current technical level, but in the face of ethics, the author raises questions about life and dignity.

Da Liu's idea is indeed good, but it may be limited by the length and the content is less, but the ideas and creativity are really awesome

The cornerstone of human civilization in the Age of Angels was having food to eat. Ethics always come second whenever necessary. In the face of survival, everything should indeed come second to life. Although there is a saying that "poor and lowly cannot be moved away", but for this article, when it comes to ethics alone, ethics are created by humans, but one day humans will destroy themselves and kill their compatriots because of the ethics they created. The author gives an answer from science fiction and philosophy. On the land where humans were born millions of years ago, flying people were hovering in the sunset. The author is so imaginative!!

Liu's novels always skillfully combine reality and science fiction.

Advanced imagination

The cornerstone of human civilization in the Age of Angels was having food to eat. Ethics always come second whenever necessary. In the face of survival, everything should indeed come second to life. Although there is a saying that "poor and lowly cannot be moved away", but for this article, when it comes to ethics alone, ethics are created by humans, but one day humans will destroy themselves and kill their compatriots because of the ethics they created. The author gives an answer from science fiction and philosophy. On the land where humans were born millions of years ago, flying people were hovering in the sunset. The author is so imaginative!!

The imagination of ghosts and gods is shocking, and the fighting descriptions are rich and exciting. Da Liu is really amazing.

After reading and thinking for a long time, I can only say that Liu is still Liu... He is worthy of the sentence "Liu Cixin single-handedly raised Chinese science fiction to the world level." Even so, this book brought me a very interesting reading process. When I saw 20,000 flying strong black men with white wings using rockets to destroy the United Fleet, of course I still laughed out loud hahahaha. The proposition is thought-provoking, reading is fun, and the scientific setting is complete. It is a very enjoyable reading experience.

I didn't understand it, but this book made me feel something but I couldn't grasp it.

Liu's books are really good

Interesting human hedge. In addition to the moral and ethical issues of genetically modified humans, I think the hidden dangers of genetic programming are also worth pondering, but this is not the topic of this article. [Laugh]

What exactly is a human being? How to define it? Does a change in body shape really change humans? What are the most basic characteristics of human beings?

It's really shocking