Another interesting Chinese Author is Cixin's translator Ken Liu (or Liu Ken). His Fantasy series the Dandelion Dynasty (once a trilogy but the last book had to be split into two. 3 books published thus far.)
The series has a number of interesting elements:
1. A pantheon of Gods, who elect champions. Their role is akin to the Greek pantheon, though they are very much inspired by the Chinese pantheon.
2. A bone-age technological society that tricks an advanced civilisation into thinking that they are servile, before proceeding to invade their land.
3. An ungulate or bovid with a curious utilisation of its methane chambers.
4. Scenes like that one you described in Three-Body Problem.
5. A culture with an openly nihilistic metaphysic.
6. An open defence of elitist education on the grounds of advancing social justice. (Strays into Abolition of Man territory)
7. A Maritime, as oppose to continental, setting and feel.
Another interesting Chinese Author is Cixin's translator Ken Liu (or Liu Ken). His Fantasy series the Dandelion Dynasty (once a trilogy but the last book had to be split into two. 3 books published thus far.)
The series has a number of interesting elements:
1. A pantheon of Gods, who elect champions. Their role is akin to the Greek pantheon, though they are very much inspired by the Chinese pantheon.
2. A bone-age technological society that tricks an advanced civilisation into thinking that they are servile, before proceeding to invade their land.
3. An ungulate or bovid with a curious utilisation of its methane chambers.
4. Scenes like that one you described in Three-Body Problem.
5. A culture with an openly nihilistic metaphysic.
6. An open defence of elitist education on the grounds of advancing social justice. (Strays into Abolition of Man territory)
7. A Maritime, as oppose to continental, setting and feel.