Human Science Fiction

We write science fiction not to rush to distant galaxies, but to look back and see clearly the world beneath our feet. The final destination of all interstellar voyages, doomsday wastelands, time loops, and AI awakenings is always "people" - the love and regret, responsibility and betrayal, perseverance and abandonment of ordinary people. The universe is huge, but the fireworks of the world and the weight of human nature are the core elements that should not be eliminated in any science fiction story. "Human Science Fiction" is a collection of humanistic short science fiction with science fiction as the shell and the human world as the core. The book rejects the accumulation of hard-core technology and the cool narrative of superheroes. It takes "ordinary people in the context of extreme science fiction" as the core, uses the science fiction setting as a magnifying glass, peels off the trivialities of real life, and puts the bright and dark sides of human nature, gentleness and struggle, perseverance and compromise into extreme scenes for testing and questioning. Each independent story is an ultimate question about "human beings": when technology subverts life, when desperate situations swallow up order, and when the universe dissolves the insignificance of individuals, how should we choose and how can we maintain the dignity and warmth of "human beings".