The Whale Rider

Description：
The "Great Dreamer" sci-fi classic series includes four works: "Fall of Civilization," "The Space War," "The Lover's Farewell," and "The Whale Rider." Since Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem" won the Hugo Award and the domestic sci-fi film "The Wandering Earth" became a hit, Chinese sci-fi literature, once quiet, has entered a dynamic and flourishing era. Many works have been included in language textbooks and frequently appear in middle and high school language exams.

Chen Qiufan, Zhang Ran, Bao Shu, and AQue, four visionary young sci-fi writers, are recognized as the leading figures of China's sci-fi golden generation. Their works differ from those of Wang Jinkang and Liu Cixin in terms of historical context and knowledge systems, offering more innovative and imaginative insights that cater to the tastes of new-generation readers.

"The Whale Rider" is a collection of romantic sci-fi works by Ah Que, featuring: "Chronicles of the Cloud Whale," "Higanbana," "Chewing," "The False Gospel of Love," "Future History of Disease," and "Year of the Rat."
Author Biography：
AQue is a representative new-generation sci-fi writer born in the 1990s. He graduated from Sichuan University and made his debut in 2013. His works have been continuously featured in platforms like "Science Fiction World" and "ONE." Many of his works have been translated into English and published overseas. He has won the Global Chinese Science Fiction Nebula Award six times and the Chinese Science Fiction Galaxy Award three times. His published works include "Walking with Robots," "Among Robots," and "Star Traveler."