"Sci-Fi writing is now supported by Chinese government as it is considered to be a genre that can inspire the whole nation's ability to think imaginatively and popularizes science nationwide, " Yao Haijun, the editor of Science Fiction World magazine, said.
Hah! And I've been published in China (Although not in Chinese)! I wonder how choosy they are over quality of writing? Oh, I'm sure the translator can polish as they translate.
But this was a little sad:
"My life has no adventure and I'm a small potato in the factory. The only thing I can do is to sit myself at my desk after working hours and create a world in my own mind," (Liu) said.
"My daily life and my Sci-Fi world are like two parallel cosmoses which can never converge."
(stolen without credit from the sfbc)
Hah! And I've been published in China (Although not in Chinese)! I wonder how choosy they are over quality of writing? Oh, I'm sure the translator can polish as they translate.
But this was a little sad:
"My life has no adventure and I'm a small potato in the factory. The only thing I can do is to sit myself at my desk after working hours and create a world in my own mind," (Liu) said.
"My daily life and my Sci-Fi world are like two parallel cosmoses which can never converge."
(stolen without credit from the sfbc)