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From Qu Yuan's "Heavenly Questions" to Zhang Heng's "Ling Xian", asking about the stars is a romantic tradition of the Chinese people. From the Shenzhou manned spacecraft to the Tiangong Space Station, visiting the stars is the contemporary journey of the Chinese people. "Visiting the Stars: China's Story of Flying to Space" uses romantic and realistic imagination to record every detail of the Chinese people's visit to the stars. From precision-operated aerospace instruments to whimsical space hotpots, writers such as Jiang Bo and Baoshu imagine the possibilities of the Chinese space station in the future. Behind their writing lies both the romantic imagination of Chinese people for thousands of years and the unremitting pursuit of contemporary Chinese astronauts. The Chinese people's yearning for the stars has remained consistent throughout the ages. Go to nine days and ask the sky. From asking about the stars to visiting the stars, every small step for every Chinese is a giant step for all Chinese people.

The set contains 3 volumes, including "Nebula X: Themis", "Nebula X: Descartes' Demon" and "Nebula XIII: Cyberland".