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The Wandering Earth
The Wandering Earth | Cixin Liu
5 posts | 4 read | 9 to read
Cixin Liu is China's bestselling science fiction author and one of the most important voices in world SF. His novel, The Three-Body Problem, was the first translated work of SF ever to win the Hugo Award. Here is the first collection of his short fiction: eleven stories, including five Chinese Galaxy Award-winners, form a blazingly original ode to planet earth, its pasts and its futures.
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Jari-chan
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Bailedbailed

And #hailthebail again! I just can't stand the misogyny anymore. I've read 160 pages of 700 something, and I just can't go on. Not going to read any more by Liu, I guess.

#roll100 @PuddleJumper

PuddleJumper I think that's a good reason to stop! 5mo
Jari-chan @PuddleJumper Glad, you agree 5mo
julesG Agree. 5mo
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Jari-chan @julesG ❤️ 5mo
dabbe bail! 🤩🤩🤩 5mo
Jari-chan @dabbe 💪💪💪 5mo
dabbe @Jari-chan I meant to say #hailthebail! 😂😂😂 5mo
Jari-chan @dabbe Same same 😁 5mo
dabbe YES! Too many other books out there just waiting to be read! 🤩🤩🤩 5mo
Jari-chan @dabbe Exactly!!! 5mo
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tessavi
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Pickpick

As with most short story collections, it was a mixed bunch. There were a few I loved and some were quite haunting. However, this is a rare case where the movie is better than the title story.
Would recommend this if you enjoyed The Three-Body Problem.

Graywacke Is it related to the movie? 2y
tessavi @Graywacke The title story setting is the same, but that's a out it. None of the other stories are related. 2y
Graywacke @tessavi huh. Interesting. 2y
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Lucy_Anywhere
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#quoteoftheday I've only been reading translated SFF for a year or so, and I'm loving it! Reading a familiar genre from a very different perspective and culture is really quite fascinating. Western scifi tends to be more individualistic and character-driven while Cixin Liu's books focus much more on big plots - the characters are relatively unimportant in the grand scheme of things.

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Hidie
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Pickpick

A very interesting read....

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charl08
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Fascinating - sci-fi through a Chinese lens.

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