A Science Fiction Novel Written Like Liu Cixin
I especially like Liu Cixin's science fiction novels, which feel refreshing to me. I don't really like the love stories between artificial intelligence and humans, reflections on human nature, and other human emotions in the science fiction background. I hope there will be hard science fiction works.
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The sensory and electrocardiographic reactions and fantasies of interstellar colonization are used to dissect human ignorance and arrogance, the good and evil of human nature, and the rise and fall of civilization, ultimately pointing to the ultimate question of how humans can coexist with alien life, nature, and technology. Humanity knows that colonizing Mars will repeat the same mistakes as colonizing Earth, but it is still driven by the "whisper of the stars" to set sail. Perhaps real success is never arrival, but like the rain of Mars in Bradbury's works, which makes every footprint stepping through the mud shine with poetic light. What are you fantasizing about lately? Use alien civilization to deconstruct anthropocentrism and trigger reflections on war, race, and technological alienation. The destruction of the earth and the rebirth of Mars complete a perfect closed loop from beginning to end. The contrast between human greed and violence and the poetry and fragility of Martian civilization. What is the fate of the rise and fall of civilization? The Martian was there - in the canal - reflected in the water.
Pretty good insight article
Awesome. So awesome.
One Hundred Years of Solitude in Science Fiction
The first half is so beautiful, it's such a wonderful, wonderful, amazing setting.