《三体》: 不断崛起的中国科幻小说(2)
中国现代科幻小说萌芽于清朝末年，这不仅得益于西方科幻小说的译入，中国本土作家同样功不可没。比如，著名学者、改革家梁启超1902年发表了未来主义小说《新中国未来记》，故事发生在1962年，那时的上海将举办世博会，西方人纷纷学起汉语以期改善他们的生活。另一部影响深远的科幻小说是荒江钓叟所著的《月球殖民地》，许多人认为这是“中国第一篇真正意义上的科幻小说”。当时这些科幻小说的创作目的都很简单，就是为了传播科学、激发想象力、培养批判性思维。
Once again, it wasn’t till years later – inthe late 1970s – that science fiction would flower again in China. a large bodyof SF emerged during this period, most notably Ye Yonglie’s Little Know-It-allTravels the Future, archaeologist and anthropologist Tong Enzheng’s Death Ray on a Coral Island and ZhengWenguang’sFlying to Sagittarius (also translated as Forward Sagittarius).
20世纪70年代末，科幻小说再度在中国复兴。当时涌现了大批科幻小说，其中代表作品有叶永烈的《小灵通漫游未来》，童恩正创作的《珊瑚岛上的死光》，以及郑文光的《飞向人马座》。
It was only to be in the early 1990s whenChinese science fiction would enter an uninterrupted golden age, and leadingthe charge would be writers: Wang Jiankang, Han Song and Liu Cixin, the authorof The Three-Body Problem, the novel that was instrumental in opening thefloodgates of Chinese SF to the English-speaking (and reading) world and thewriter of The Wandering Earth, on which the film billed as China’s breakoutsci-fi blockbuster is based on. A name most often added to this list is that ofHe Xi, the pseudonym of an as-yet-anonymous author, to make it the ‘Big 4’ of Chinese science fiction.
Once again, it wasn’t till years later – inthe late 1970s – that science fiction would flower again in China. a large bodyof SF emerged during this period, most notably Ye Yonglie’s Little Know-It-allTravels the Future, archaeologist and anthropologist Tong Enzheng’s Death Ray on a Coral Island and ZhengWenguang’sFlying to Sagittarius (also translated as Forward Sagittarius).
20世纪70年代末，科幻小说再度在中国复兴。当时涌现了大批科幻小说，其中代表作品有叶永烈的《小灵通漫游未来》，童恩正创作的《珊瑚岛上的死光》，以及郑文光的《飞向人马座》。
It was only to be in the early 1990s whenChinese science fiction would enter an uninterrupted golden age, and leadingthe charge would be writers: Wang Jiankang, Han Song and Liu Cixin, the authorof The Three-Body Problem, the novel that was instrumental in opening thefloodgates of Chinese SF to the English-speaking (and reading) world and thewriter of The Wandering Earth, on which the film billed as China’s breakoutsci-fi blockbuster is based on. A name most often added to this list is that ofHe Xi, the pseudonym of an as-yet-anonymous author, to make it the ‘Big 4’ of Chinese science fiction.
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