The Wandering Earth

De: Cixin Liu

Narrado por: Feodor Chin, Greg Chun

A short story collection from New York Times best-selling author Cixin Liu. The title story, "The Wandering Earth", was a blockbuster international film, currently streaming on Netflix.

These 11 stories, including five Chinese Galaxy Award winners, are a blazingly original ode to planet Earth, its pasts, and its futures. Liu's fiction takes the listener to the edge of the universe and the end of time, to meet stranger fates than we could have ever imagined. With a melancholic and keen understanding of human nature, Liu's stories show humanity's attempts to reason, navigate, and above all, survive in a desolate cosmos.

A Macmillan Audio production from Tor Books

©2021 Cixin Liu (P)2021 Macmillan Audio

Fun stories about deep topics

There were lots of interesting ideas that I’ve never heard before. The book contained several stories, but I wasn’t entirely clear if they were all happening in the same universe and timeline or in alternate universes. Some of the stories had clear tie-ins to other books by the author. Overall, I thought it was enjoyable. The narration was good as well.

Great Cixin Liu but not 3 body problem epic..

The relatively short and separate stories in this book explores few new intriguing themes you come to expect from Cixin Liu, but also many that seems to be precursor (or probably reused) concepts jn the 3 body trilogy.. still worth the time investment in it.

Fascinating stories

This is some great science-fiction. So creative an inventive yet science based. It makes me dream in wonder about the future.

Beautiful thought provoking stories

What an incredible journey through all the stories. I like how some of them connect. I enjoyed every story. The stories that I thought started off slow or I thought I was getting bored with ended up finishing magnificently. The stories that started off interesting kept that some power thru out. 5/5. I wonder if Cixin Liu is the best hard sci fi author of all time.

A great reencounter

I had read Cixin Liu's The Three Body Problem and I had loved it, so I really wanted to read this book, but after seeing the movie "The Wandering Earth" on one of the streaming sites, I assumed that's what this book is about, and I was not interested. Recently however, a friend told me that I was wrong, that despite the names being the same, this book was not the same as that movie, so I hesitantly decided to give it a try. I am so thankful to the friend who convinced me to read it! So many gems from The Three Body Problem reappear here in different guises and different contexts which along with his unique philosophical depth make the stories in this book unmistakably Cixin Liu, and the book a wonderful Cixin Liu collection. If you liked The Three Body Problem, you will enjoy this as well; and if you enjoyed this book, you will love The Three Body Problem.

Inventive stories

Highly original and interesting stories with many twists. Good narration too. Chinese take on social issues was a nice bonus.

Good collection of stories

Started a little bit disappointed, but give a try and the book become amazingly good …

Extraordinary book!

I love every story! This is a captivating book, great narrative and performance. I don’t understand the bad review at all. It’s an amazing sci-fi fiction collection as believable as it gets.

Loved it

Of course it can’t top remembrance of earths past. But I loved it still. Some stories were better than others. But lots of fun thought experiments, good speculative hard sci fi, cixin liu poetic perspective woven throughout.

Incredible!

A science based dystopic, but hopeful attitude toward the possible near future. Thank you to the author,and the performers and
producers involved. Fun to read and listen.