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Cixin Liu
ISBN 9781801100007
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Cixin Liu's The Wandering Earth
Who it's for: Fans of science fiction and Liu Cixin's work
The sun is dying, threatening to obliterate Earth. Humanity embarks on an audacious mission: propel Earth out of the solar system using colossal engines. This desperate journey through space, however, breeds internal conflict as a faction emerges, denying the sun's danger and targeting those who maintain hope.Why You Should Read? Experience a high-stakes premise: humanity's monumental effort to save Earth from a dying sun. Explore themes of survival, sacrifice, and the human capacity for both hope and despair. Delve into a compelling narrative that pits scientific truth against radical ideology. Discover a key story from the mind of Hugo Award-winning author Liu Cixin.
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- High-stakes premise: Earth moved with colossal engines
- Explores survival, sacrifice, hope, and despair
- Conflict between scientific truth and radical ideology
- Key story by Hugo Award-winning author Liu Cixin
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
The sun is dying, so humanity uses colossal engines to propel Earth out of the solar system. During the journey, a faction denies the sun's danger and targets those who maintain hope.
Who is the author?
The author is Cixin Liu, a Hugo Award-winning writer known for science fiction.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores themes of survival, sacrifice, and the human capacity for hope and despair, as well as the conflict between scientific truth and radical ideology.
Is this a standalone story?
The description presents it as a key story from Liu Cixin, but no further details are given about its relation to other works.