Liu Cixin (Author)

In the novel 'Support Human Beings' (赡养人类), readers are immersed in the experience of a professional killer, delving into a seemingly absurd narrative where wealth and technology are monopolized by a select few, widening the gap between the affluent and the impoverished. Amidst this disparity, the wealthy are compelled to distribute their riches to the…

Wandering Earth, also known as 流浪地球, is a collection of short stories by Liu Cixin, showcasing his ingenious storytelling filled with unrestrained imagination, solid scientific foundations, and profound humanistic care. This renowned work includes award-winning stories like 'Chao Wen Dao', 'Rural Teacher', and 'Chinese Sun'. Two of the stories, 'The Wandering Earth' and 'Country Teacher',…

Delve into the captivating world of 'Three Bodies' (三体), a Chinese sci-fi masterpiece that has taken the literary realm by storm. Garnering a multitude of prestigious awards and published in numerous languages, this novel has captivated audiences worldwide with its imaginative portrayal of the universe. Celebrated author Liu Cixin has solidified his reputation as a…

Three-Body Problem 3: Death is Immortal is a captivating science fiction novel that follows Yun Tianming, a terminally ill man who gifts a star to his college crush, Cheng Xin, before donating his brain to the Staircase Project. As humanity faces extinction and secrets of survival are unveiled, Cheng Xin and Ai AA embark on…

In the sequel to the critically acclaimed novel 'Three-Body Problem,' titled 'Three-Body Problem 2: The Dark Forest,' humanity faces an imminent threat from the trisolaran fleet advancing towards the solar system. With cutting-edge technology and a strategy based on the dark forest law, protagonist Luo Ji navigates a high-stakes battle for survival. By leveraging a…

In Liu Cixin's novel "The Glory and the Dream," the international community initiates the ambitious "Peace Window" project to replace war with the Olympic Games in Beijing, 2008. Through the lens of the Republic of West Asia, a nation plagued by poverty and hunger, the story questions the feasibility of conducting conflicts in a life-respecting…