This book is a collection of Hao Jingfang's classic short science fiction novels. It includes many classic short stories including "Beijing Folding", which won the 74th Hugo Award, and "Flight of Ceres", which won the first Kyushu Award. It also adds two unpublished works, "The Murder in 2050" and "The Star Chasing Incident in 2050". These stories do not stop at science fiction settings, but also explore deeper social roots, and also include thoughts and observations on life, philosophy and other propositions.
Reader comments
People tend to feel worldly on the edge of science fiction, but detachment and alienation from reality are the depths of loneliness.
"Teenagers are no longer so afraid of survival, they are more concerned about appearance."
Read it quietly, you will like this book.
The chapter with the most philosophical significance is the chapter about Grandma's Summer
The author is very good at using science fiction to describe human nature. The writing style is very comfortable and beautiful.
Very philosophical book! I admire the author's talent.
People tend to feel worldly on the edge of science fiction, but detachment and alienation from reality are the depths of loneliness. "Teenagers are no longer so afraid of survival, they are more concerned about appearance." Read it quietly, you will like this book.
The chapter with the most philosophical significance is the chapter about Grandma's Summer
The author is very good at using science fiction to describe human nature. The writing style is very comfortable and beautiful.
Very philosophical book! I admire the author's talent.
"Deep Loneliness" Hao Jingfang