Persian Gulf Pegasus

Author: Yang Peng
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: China is a major country with a long tradition of fantasy literature, having contributed a series of classic works filled with imaginative fantasy, such as Shan Hai Jing (Classic of Mountains and Seas), Journey to the West, Flowers in the Mirror, and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. However, in modern times, fantasy literature has declined and experienced a break, with realistic works far outnumbering fantastical ones. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, visionary thinkers and writers like Liang Qichao, Wu Jianren, and Lu Xun introduced and introduced science fiction literature to China, bringing back the long-missed brilliance of Chinese fantasy literature. Unfortunately, despite nearly a century of development and a brief flourishing in the late 1970s, Chinese science fiction remains relatively weak overall, with a significant gap compared to world science fiction literature. Science fiction occupies almost no position in Chinese literary circles and is often called the "Cinderella." This book is a collection of science fiction stories. The Gulf War brought disaster upon the Iraqi people, and facing the U.S. supercarrier, Iraq used biotechnology to create a secret weapon to defeat the U.S. carrier—the Persian Gulf Pegasus. It includes six stories: The Persian Gulf Pegasus, Biosphere 3, The Sprite, The Mad Dendrocnide, Lu Datu and Infantry Jack, and Super Soldiers.