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Chinese Science Fiction Before The Three Body Problem - JSTOR Daily
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The first tome left the strongest impression on me as well. Although I remember in some detail the whole part in space with the solar system collapsing into 2 dimensions, and that's near the end. Some of these ideas were crazy cool. Thanks for letting me know about the not so neat stuff
Oh I agree, if you only look at the sci-fi stuff, the books get into tons of shit that is cool as hell.