The Three-Body Problem

Set against the backdrop of China's Cultural Revolution, one woman's harrowing experience begins when she loses her father to the brutality of the Red Guards. This moment of trauma becomes a catalyst for her transformation and sets a sequence of events into motion that intertwines humanity's fate with an alien civilization. As Ye Wenjie grapples with her profound loss, she becomes embroiled in a clandestine scientific project that aims to make contact with extraterrestrial life, igniting a series of philosophical and ethical dilemmas that challenge the very nature of humanity.

As the narrative unfolds, it transcends time and space, exploring the implications of first contact with an alien species and the existential questions that arise. Blending elements of science fiction with rich philosophical quandaries, the story highlights the interconnectedness of human experiences amidst turmoil and the quest for understanding in a universe filled with mystery. Through intricate storytelling, the authors invite readers to ponder the definitions of civilization, progress, and survival in the face of overwhelming odds.