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I have no special expertise beyond having read 100k+ pages of Euro/American scifi for fun :) Liu Cixin himself cites western influences like Clarke. Some eleme
by vnorilo 8y ago
I have no special expertise beyond having read 100k+ pages of Euro/American scifi for fun :)
Liu Cixin himself cites western influences like Clarke. Some elements feel exotic to me though, which I assume come from the cultural difference. I quite enjoy that, much like I appreciated Wuxia movies as teenager: no deeper that western action flix, but goofy instead of cool, and tropes unknown to me feel less trope-y.
Anyway, I'm happy about the fact that these days it's easy to read and watch stuff from around the globe.
- em-bee 8y ago> Liu Cixin himself cites western influences like Clarke i was not aware of that, that makes sense. if you are interested to read more chinese science-fiction, check out clarkesworld magazine. since a few years, every issue contains one chinese story translated to english. there is quite a variety of stories there. greetings, eMBee.