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In an epic handshake of history, the Qing and Russian Empires hammer out the first major treaty between East and West. It's good for Great Qing, it's maybe good for Russia... but it's definitely not good for the Mongols who got iced out of the negotiations by a couple of Puritan hustlers, like Galdan Khan and his harried host of Dzungars. Not good news at all... Please support the show!: patreon.com/thehistoryofchina Time Period Covered: 1690-91 CE Major Historical Figures: Qing Dynasty: The Kangxi Emperor (Aisin-Gioro Xuanye) [r. 1654-1722] Jean-Francois Gerbillon, Puritan Missionary Tómas Pereira, Puritan Missionary Russian Empire: Count Fedor Alekseevich Golovin [1650-1706] Mongols/Tibetans: Lamist Tibetans: The Fifth Dalai Lama, Ngawang Lobsang Gyatso [1617–1682] Dzungar Mongols: Galdan, the Boshugtu Khan [r. 1679-1697] Khalkha Mongols: Jebzongdanba Khutukhtu Tusiyetu Khan Chechen Khan Tsewang Rabdan Major Sources Cited: Liu, Cixin. Death's End. Munkh-Erdene, Lamsuren. The Taiji Government and the Rise of the Warrior State. Perdue, Denis. China Marches West: The Qing Conquest of Central Eurasia. Thokmay, Darig. “Game Changers of the Tibetan Buddhist Political Order in Central Asia in the Early Eighteenth Century” in The Tibet Journal, Vol. 46, No. 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Odonien 24 am 26. August 2024 Der Laberpodcast! Darin: Toby hatte Urlaub auf der Überholspur (Pedn Vounder Beach) – Holgi war in Dänemark, hat gelesen (u.a. Nassehi “Kritik der großen Geste“*, Grandi “Mythos Nationalgericht“*, Cixin “Trisolaris“*) und ein Haus zu verkaufen – Auswandern ist schwierig für Toby (vor allem nach England) – Toby ist jetzt […]

When Richard Feynman proposed the idea of a quantum simulator or computer in 1981, he was frustrated by the limitations of classical systems. He logically suggested that if we live in a quantum world, we need a quantum device to simulate all the interactions of particles that make up reality. An excellent example of such a transistor-choking calculation is the quantum many-body problem. Have quantum computers finally cracked it and reached the level of Feynman's original idea? Can working on such approaches lead to better quantum computers and help solve real business use cases soon? Join Host Konstantinos Karagiannis for a chat with Benedikt Fauseweh from TU Dortmund University and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) as they explore these topics and whether this work has anything to do with The Three-Body Problem novel and Netflix show.  For more on Benedikt Fauseweh's work, visit https://cmt.physik.tu-dortmund.de/fauseweh-group/.  To read the Nature paper we discuss, visit www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-46402-9.   Visit Protiviti at www.protiviti.com/US-en/technology-consulting/quantum-computing-services to learn more about how Protiviti is helping organizations get post-quantum ready.  Follow host Konstantinos Karagiannis on all socials: @KonstantHacker and follow Protiviti Technology on LinkedIn and Twitter: @ProtivitiTech.     Questions and comments are welcome!   Theme song by David Schwartz, copyright 2021.   The views expressed by the participants of this program are their own and do not represent the views of, nor are they endorsed by, Protiviti Inc., The Post-Quantum World, or their respective officers, directors, employees, agents, representatives, shareholders, or subsidiaries.  None of the content should be considered investment advice, as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell, or as an endorsement of any company, security, fund, or other securities or non-securities offering. Thanks for listening to this podcast. Protiviti Inc. is an equal opportunity employer, including minorities, females, people with disabilities, and veterans.  

Liu Cixin est avec nous ! Le plus grand auteur de science-fiction chinoise nous a fait le plaisir de venir sur notre podcast pour un long entretien. Nous avons voulu avoir un invité de prestige pour fêter le million d'écoutes qui a été récemment dépassé. Le créateur du Problème à Trois Corps revient sur sa fameuse saga qui sera bientôt une série sur Netflix. Il raconte sa passion son amour pour la science-fiction, sa rencontre avec Jules Verne, son intérêt pour la poésie ainsi que sa place dans la science-fiction chinoise. Il évoque à notre micro les différents projets d'adaptation que ce soit en séries TV ou encore en BD ainsi que sur sa vision du monde et de la science. Traduit par Gwennael Gaffric, cet échange est exceptionnel, car Liu Cixin est un auteur discret. Cela faisait plus de six ans qu'il n'avait pas donné une interview à un média français. C'est le troisième épisode que nous consacrons à ce géant de la science-fiction. Depuis sa découverte en 2016 par Actes Sud, Liu Cixin a vendu près de 300 000 exemplaires, un record ! 

Le découvreur et traducteur français du Problème à Trois Corps de Liu Cixin revient sur les coulisses de ce chef d'oeuvre de la science-fiction chinoise. Episode 1 sur La trilogie à Trois Corps.  Une série de SF incontournable  Impossible de ne pas essayer Liu Cixin quand on aime la science-fiction, l'ancien informaticien, natif de la province de Shanxi, est le seul auteur chinois à avoir réussi à s'imposer à l'international. Sa saga du Problème à Trois Corps combine cyberpunk, hard science, space opera. Lauréat du Prix Hugo 2015 grâce à une remarquable traduction de Ken Liu, Liu Cixin est maintenant un romancier bankable. Netflix a prévu de débourser 1 milliard de dollars pour adapter cette saga sur sa plateforme par les deux créateurs de Game of Thrones. En France, le succès a aussi été présent avec plus de 120 000 exemplaires vendus en l'espace de 5 ans pour le premier tome aux éditions Actes Sud. Découvert et traduit par l'universitaire Gwennaël Gaffric, notre invité revient sur l'histoire de la science-fiction chinoise, la Révolution culturelle, mais aussi l'utilisation du genre par le gouvernement chinois comme outil de Soft Power. Enfin, Gwennaël Gaffric nous dévoile les coulisses de la traduction de Liu Cixin et la complexité de trouver un style littéraire à l'auteur.   Les sources de l'émission :  Liu Cixin : « La SF dispose d'un important soutien officiel en Chine »  : https://usbeketrica.com/fr/article/liu-cixin-la-sf-dispose-d-un-important-soutien-officiel-en-chine  Liu Cixin, premier du genre : https://www.lemonde.fr/livres/article/2016/11/09/liu-cixin-premier-du-genre_5028420_3260.html  La science-fiction chinoise est-elle au service du pouvoir? : http://www.slate.fr/culture/les-autres-mondes/science-fiction-chinoise-reve-chinois-pouvoir-litterature-politique Mao Zedong et la Révolution culturelle | La Grande Explication | Lumni : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEptyKuo26M&t=49s&ab_channel=Lumni 

In der fünften Folge meines Podcasts spreche ich über Cixin Lius Roman "Kugelblitz": Chens Eltern werden von einem wenig erforschten physikalischen Phänomen, einem sogenannten Kugelblitz, auf schreckliche Art und Weise getötet. Daraufhin verschreibt Chen sein Leben der Erforschung eben dieses Phänomens. Sein Weg führt ihn zum Militär, wo seine Forschung vor allem als Waffe betrachtet wird. Schließlich kommt Chen bis an die Grenzen des Irdischen und muss sich mit seinem eigenen Gewissen und seiner persönlichen Verantwortung als Wissenschaftler auseinandersetzen. Cixin Liu ist ein Meister der Science-Fiction, auch wenn dieser Roman einige Längen aufweist und nicht an jeder Stelle uneingeschränkt überzeugt.

Audrey Tang joins me to talk about COVID-19, her career path, digital minister's job, forking the government, Sci-Fi and so on. Transcript of this episode is available at rebuild.fm/271 Show Notes Coronavirus: How map hacks and buttocks helped Taiwan fight Covid-19 New Zealand is lifting almost all its coronavirus restrictions, after no active Covid-19 cases reported mask.pdis Exposure Notifications: Helping fight COVID-19 - Google WHO can help? Taiwan Audrey's new avatar Fix language selector label for zh-TW (体 -> 體) by audreyt · tokyo-metropolitan-gov/covid19 零時政府 g0v.tw CC0 - Creative Commons RadicalxChange What Happens Next? COVID-19 Futures, Explained With Playable Simulations perl6/Pugs.hs: Raku User's Golfing System in Haskell Scratch Computational thinking The Three-Body Problem: Liu, Cixin, Liu, Ken Culture Series by Iain M. Banks 三体Ⅱ　黒暗森林（上） | 劉 慈欣 Stories of Your Life and Others: Ted Chiang 息吹 | テッド チャン Nokia 8110 4G mobile Moana | Disney Movies Dos Monos - Civil Rap Song ft. Audrey Tang 唐鳳 Japan's Dos Monos Features Taiwan's Digital Minister Audrey Tang in 'Civil Rap Song' 鳳たんです! - 鳳 The Tao of IETF

En este capítulo hablaremos de varios libros que nos han llevado a vivir encuentros con otras civilizaciones y algunos cataclismos en la ciencia ficción. De Trisolaris a Trántor y más. Con David Velázquez, Miguel Moncada y Jaqueline Tavera. Producción: Álvaro Ortiz.

In our final episode, we discuss Cixin Liu's story "The Wandering Earth" with Chinese author and professor Xia Jia. We talk about her first collection, currently being translated to English via Neil Clarke (of Clarkesworld). And we discuss the Golden Age of SF (in America), the current SF boom in China, and what it's like making an SF movie in China. We also make a big announcement about our new podcast If This Goes On (Don't Panic) coming out early in 2020. My guest co-host for this episode is, fittingly, Cat Rambo, author of Hearts of Tabat and many others Books reviewed: Radiance by Catherynne Valente

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Continuing the discussion of Fermi's Paradox I turn to an examination of Liu Cixin's Three Body Trilogy and his Dark Forest explanation of Fermi's Paradox, which assumes that any aliens will shoot you on sight if they become aware of your existence. In other words most aliens are malevolent. I argue that most likely the exact opposite is the case. That it is in fact hard to imagine how you could end up with an extraterrestrial civilization that isn't extremely benevolent.

Sydney Ideas partnered with the Confucius Institute to present Liu Cixin, leading contemporary Chinese science fiction writer, and recent winner of the 2015 Hugo Award for Best Novel. In an exclusive and rare appearance outside China, Cixin talks about his visions of modern China.

Every year there are thousands of books published and any one of them could appeal to you. To help you find great new books, Locus publishes a list of forthcoming titles every three months.   And to help you navigate through that, each quarter we invite Locus  Editor-in-Chief Liza Groen Trombi to join us and discuss the books that we think might be most interesting that are due out between now and the end of 2015. This month, unfortunately, Liza was not able to join us. However, we have persevered and have some recommendations for you. Of course, we strongly recommend you pick up a copy of the June issue of Locus and see the full list, which goes through to March 2016.  As promised, here's our list: ABERCROMBIE, JOE Half a War, Ballantine Del Rey, Jul 2015 (eb, hc)  BEAR, GREG Killing Titan, Orbit US, Oct 2015 (hc) BENFORD, GREGORY The Best of Gregory Benford, Sub- terranean Press, Jul 2015 (c, eb, hc) BIANCOTTI, DEBORAH Waking in Winter, PS Publishing, Jul 2015 (na, hc) BLAYLOCK, JAMES P. Beneath London, Titan US, May 2015 (eb, tp) BRAY, LIBBA Lair of Dreams, Little, Brown, Aug 2015 (1st US, ya, eb, hc) CHO, ZEN Sorcerer to the Crown, Macmillan, Sep 2015 (eb, hc) CIXIN, LIU The Dark Forest, Tor, Jul 2015 (eb, hc)  DE BODARD, ALIETTE House of Shattered Wings, Penguin/Roc, Sep 2015 (1st US, hc) DICKINSON, SETH The Traitor Boru Cormorant, Macmillan/Tor UK, Aug 2015 (eb, hc) GORODISCHER, ANGELICA Prodigies, Small Beer Press, Aug 2015 (eb, tp)  HAND, ELIZABETH Wylding Hall, Open Road, Jul 2015  HOLLAND, CECELIA Dragon Heart, Tor, Sep 2015 (eb, hc)  HOPKINSON, NALO Falling in Love with Hominids, Tachyon Publications, Aug 2015 (c, tp) HURLEY, KAMERON Empire Ascendant, Angry Robot US, Oct 2015 (eb, tp) HUTCHISON, DAVE, Europe in Autumn, Solaris, UK/US Nov 2015  (tp) KIERNAN, CAITLÍN R. Beneath an Oil-Dark Sea, Subterranean Press, Nov 2015 (c, eb, hc) KRESS, NANCY The Best of Nancy Kress, Subterranean Press, Sep 2015 (c, eb, hc) LECKIE, ANN Ancillary Mercy, Orbit US, Oct 2015 (tp)  LIU, KEN The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories, Simon & Schuster/Saga Press, Nov 2015 (c, eb, hc) McDONALD, IAN Luna: New Moon, Tor, Sep 2015 (eb, hc) McDONALD, IAN The Best of Ian MacDonald, PS Publishing, Jun 2015 (c, hc)  McDONALD, IAN The Locomotives' Graveyard, PS Publishing, Aug 2015 (na, hc)  McDONALD, IAN Mars Stories, PS Publishing, Aug 2015 (c, hc) MIÉVILLE, CHINA Three Moments of an Explosion, Ballantine Del Rey, Aug 2015 (1st US, c, eb, hc) MITCHELL, DAVID Slade House, Random House, Oct 2015 (eb, hc)  MORROW, JAMES Reality by Other Means: The Best Short Fiction of James Morrow, Wesleyan University Press, Nov 2015 (c, hc) NAGATA, LINDA, The Red:Going Dark, Saga Press, Nov 2015 (hc) NIX, GARTH  To Hold the Bridge, Harper, Jun 2015 (c, ya, hc) PRATCHETT, TERRY The Shepherd's Crown, HarperCollins, Sep 2015 (ya, hc)  REYNOLDS, ALASTAIR The Best of Alastair Reynolds, Subterranean Press, Nov 2015 (c, eb, hc) RICKERT, MARY The Corpse Painter's Masterpiece: New and Selected Stories, Small Beer Press, Aug 2015 (c, eb, tp) ROBERTS, ADAM The Thing Itself, Orion/Gollancz, Dec 2015 (tp) SCALZI, JOHN The End of All Things, Tor, Aug 2015 (eb, hc) SWANWICK, MICHAEL Chasing the Phoenix, Tor, Aug 2015 (eb, hc)  WESTERFELD, SCOTT Zeroes (with Margo Lanagan & Debo rah Biancotti), Simon Pulse, Sep 2015 (ya, hc) WOLFE, GENE A Borrowed Man, Tor, Oct 2015 (eb, hc) As always, we hope you enjoy the episode!  Correction: During the podcast Jonathan incorrectly said Linda Nagata's Going Dark was the reissue of the first book in her "The Red" sequence. It's actually the third, with The Red: First Light coming in June, The Red: The Trials in August, and series closer The Red: Going Dark in November. All are worth your attention.