Song of Distant Earth

It's so amazing. I read a science fiction work from half a century ago. I didn't feel this way when I read those classics when I was a child. Now I read it with the mentality of reading online articles. After reading it, I suddenly realized that it still has a taste that has not stood the test of time until now.

After reading the introduction, you may think of a plot where two waves of people start fighting immediately. But this is Arthur Clark, he will let two groups of different but similar people communicate and learn from each other, and he will also write this story in a profound and interesting way!

This book is so imaginative! I like the description of the two different ways of immigration in the book, especially the humans who grew up on the new planet. Their culture is completely different from the people on the earth, which is really interesting. The author Arthur Clark is simply a genius. His words immersed me in that distant universe and made me feel the loneliness and longing of mankind. I think the character of Lauren Eisley is very interesting, and his thinking about the universe and life also inspired me a lot. All in all, this is a book well worth reading!

Arthur C. Clarke's book feels long and boring at the beginning and even for a long time as the plot progresses. This may be due to his very detailed imagination, but I am shocked every time I read it to the end.

There are causes and consequences, character relationships, and story twists and turns, but there is no surprise or shock. She just wrote a gentle and plain story. The ordinary days move forward in an ordinary way. After reading this book, I wrote a book review in an ordinary way. That's all

Humanity will live forever

Shocking and tragic. When we look up at the stars, day after day in life and work is not worth mentioning.

A science fiction novel with a touch of sadness, a masterpiece

Could the inspiration for "The Wandering Earth" come from this book?

This is the most gentle science fiction about the universe, with no killing and no colonization.

A very good book [like][like][like][like][like]

The ending is beautiful. Missing seems to be an inevitable theme among the stars. Time waits for no one... Milesa, Lauren and Kumar are really three miserable mandarin ducks [crying]