Chinese science fiction during the post-Mao cultural thaw / Hua Li.
"The late 1970s to the mid-1980s, a period commonly referred to as the post-Mao cultural thaw, was a key transitional phase in the evolution of Chinese science fiction. This period served as a bridge between science-popularization science fiction of the 1950s and 1960s and New Wave Chinese scie...
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Table of Contents:
- The Field of Chinese Science Fiction, 1976-1983
- A Study of Zheng Wenguang's Mars Series
- A Scientific Holmes in Post-Mao China: Ye Yonglie and His SF Thrillers
- Tong Enzheng and the Motif of Alien Invasions
- Posthuman Conditions in Xiao Jianheng's SF Narratives
- Tech-SF and the Four Modernizations
- Fledgling Media Convergence: PRC SF from Print to Electronic Media
- Blooming, Contending, and Boundary-Breaking Even in a Genre of Government-Backed Literature.