Books matching: traditional chinese beliefs
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Save:Ken Liu's 'The Hidden Girl and Other Stories' is a collection of thought-provoking short stories that delve into themes such as technology, artificial intelligence, dystopian futures, and the human condition. Through a blend of science fiction and fantasy, Liu weaves together stories that explore the impact of digitized consciousness, climate change, wealth inequality, and the consequences of modern-day colonialism. The writing style is described as enchanting, balancing brilliant storytelling with elements of traditional Chinese beliefs and societal reflections.
Ona wished she could call on a smaller version of herself to solve her problems. She imagined that nested inside her was Obedient Ona, who enjoyed diagramming Classical Computer Languages and studying... - #2
Save:'The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories' by Ken Liu is a collection of short stories that range from fantasy to science fiction to historical fiction. The stories explore themes of technology, human emotions, Asian immigrant experiences, and cultural histories. Ken Liu's writing style is described as enchanting, thought-provoking, and emotionally affecting, with a talent for weaving traditional Chinese beliefs and cultural elements into his narratives.
There is no definitive census of all the intelligent species in the universe. Not only are there perennial arguments about what qualifies as intelligence, but each moment and everywhere, civilizations... 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio' by Pu Songling is a collection of over 100 short stories that delve into Chinese superstitions, beliefs, and folklore. The stories feature a variety of supernatural beings such as ghosts, fox spirits, and demons, often interacting with humans in unexpected ways. The writing style is described as elegant, vivid, and memorable, with stories that are subtle and require some thought to fully grasp their meanings.
Tan Jinxuan, a first-degree graduate of my home district of Zichuan, was a great believer in Taoist yoga. He practised it assiduously for several months, regardless of the weather, and seemed to be ma...- #4
Save:"Waste Tide" by Chen Qiufan is a science fiction novel set in a near future Chinese island that serves as a dumping ground for tech waste. The story revolves around the people living on the island who process the waste, the power struggles among different clans, and the introduction of American businessmen with a proposal for green recycling. The writing style is described as poetic, character-driven, and providing a visual and visceral experience of the setting. The plot includes elements of psychic powers, advanced technology, and a dystopian ecological backdrop.
The fine, handcrafted wooden model of the junk at the center of the glass display case glistened with the reddish-brown varnish intended to give it an antique air. There was no holographic scene aroun...
