The celebrated auteur will tackle a Chinese-language feature adaptation of Liu Cixin's best-selling sci-fi book, which Netflix also brought to screen in its mega-budget series. By Abid Rahman, Patrick ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Remembrance of Earth’s Past,” a sci-fi book series by Chinese author Liu Cixin, grapples with some of the most fundamental ...

June 17 (UPI) --Famed Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou will direct a film adaptation of The Three-Body Problem. Wang Changtian, CEO of China's Enlight Media, announced the news at the Shanghai ...

"3 Body Problem" is based on Liu Cixin's "Remembrance of Earth's Past" novel trilogy. Here are nine of the biggest differences between the show and books. Warning: Major spoilers ahead for season one ...

The Wandering Earth marked the start of Chinese sci-fi cinema, becoming a box office hit. The film takes inspiration from Liu Cixin's work but diverges with a more hopeful tone. Chinese sci-fi fans ...

April 8's total solar eclipse is over. And it was really cool to look at. If you want more, you can watch a very different (and very impossible on earth) kind of eclipse on the Netflix show "3 Body ...

Adi Tantimedh is a filmmaker, screenwriter and novelist. He wrote radio plays for the BBC Radio, “JLA: Age of Wonder” for DC Comics, “Blackshirt” for Moonstone Books, and “La Muse” for Big Head Press.

Plus, another new adaptation of Three-Body Problem is on the way. The creators of the Netflix sci-fi hit have offered more details on the show's recent renewal. The aliens are coming, and the streamer ...

The "3 Body Problem" game in both the Chinese TV and Netflix versions is a Virtual Reality game that serves two purposes: to show the players what the San-Ti's world is facing and to find the smartest ...

Netflix’s adaptation of Cixin Liu’s novel The Three-Body Problem and its sequels is coming back for a second season, and potentially more, the streaming service announced on Wednesday. It seems that ...

There are some huge names with new works out this month: Cixin Liu and Ann Leckie both have collections of shorter writing to peruse, plus there’s a dystopic future from the award-winning Téa Obreht ...