"Science Fiction World" 2022 Issue 8

Name: "Science Fiction World" 2022 Issue 8
Author: Yan Leisheng, Zhong Yaeyie, Ren Qing, Etc.

《科幻世界》2022年8期

by Yan Leisheng, Zhong Yaeyie, Ren Qing, Etc. (燕垒生，钟推移，任青等)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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23Chapters

Synopsis

Galaxy Award Essay Call "Butterfly Song" by Yan Leisheng My, capture, survival, water, life, quantity... "Memories in the Snow" by Ren Qing It is impossible to fill the fields with pain. "Destined Freedom" Text/Zhong Yan Whether on the planet or at the observatory, day or night, I can see you. "The Naked Ape" by A Zhen The sun shines in dazzlingly through the wide open door, and the white walls of the ship reflect little red spots... World Science Fiction "Artificial Intelligence RV" [US] Translated by Adam-Troy Castro / Zhang Mimi The definition of happiness depends on characters who cannot feel other emotions due to their truncated ability to perceive emotions. Campus Star "Pillars of the Starry Sky" Text/The long river of sobering time stretches out, stars light up and go out, and civilizations pass by like meteors.

Reader comments

This issue of "Science Fiction World" is so exciting! Yan Leisheng's "Butterfly Song" explores the profound topics of survival and human nature, Ren Qing's "Memories in the Snow" is full of poetry, and Zhong Ye's "Destined Freedom" shows romantic science fiction emotions. Azhen's "The Naked Ape" is described with exquisite detail, making people feel as if they are actually there. "Artificial Intelligence RV" by American writer Adam-Troy Castro also gave me a lot to think about. These stories are very enlightening and remind me of the saying "Give time to civilization, not time to civilization" in "The Three-Body Problem". Looking forward to the next issue of "Science Fiction World"!
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There Is No Longer Pure Science Fiction in Science Fiction, Right? If You Don't Accept It, Come and Use It

With time travel/rebirth/long Aotian/system all over the street, it's hard not to doubt that it was written by a computer. Is there any real hard science fiction literature?

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