The Development of Science Fiction in China (Urgent)

I think the development of science fiction in China has entered a very new period since the 1990s. From 1956 to 1957, the government talked about "marching into science and technology", which prospered popular science and children's literature, and science fiction also came to a climax. Through some children's books, science fiction at that time was already very famous.

The second peak is near 1978. At this time, the state promoted the "four modernizations" and "re-entered science and technology". This time, writers represented by Ye Yonglie are the most popular, including Zheng Hetong. Among them, Ye Yonglie's "PHS Roaming in the Future" suddenly became popular in China, but it completely changed after it flourished again in the 1990s. This time, Science Fiction World, a magazine in Chengdu, Sichuan, organized forces to promote the development of science fiction in China.

It was not until 2000 that Harry Potter appeared. As soon as the Harry Potter series came out, it immediately set off a trend of fantasy literature around the world and ate a large piece of science fiction literature at once. Later, a series of works such as Zhu Xian and Fantasy City appeared, and a large number of fantasy writers appeared. Science fiction is once again halfway out and has to wait. When people began to get tired of reading fantasy literature, the craze of fantasy literature 2 1 century ago 10 finally subsided. When everyone wanted to see something else, three-body was suddenly discovered in science fiction literature.

I think the most popular star in this era is Liu's previous generation. He first started writing in 10 after the downfall of the Gang of Four. Starting from Three-body, science fiction as a special genre of literature began to appear. Previously, science fiction was not genre literature, and there was no series of characteristics of genre literature, especially fan culture. There was no fan culture before. Today, fan culture is very strong.

Today, science fiction should develop in all directions, and children's science fiction should not be abandoned. Why is Liu's book not selling well? It is because science fiction is unknown in today's society.