Jiang Bo

Jiang Bo, born in 1978, is a Chinese science fiction writer and holds a master's degree in microelectronics from Tsinghua University. He published his debut story "The Last Game" in 2003 and has continued writing since; 18 of his works are included in the library's collection. His representative works include Shiva's Dance: Selected Science Fiction by Jiang Bo, Absolute Diagnosis: A Collection of Jiang Bo's Short and Novelette Science Fiction, the Heart of the Galaxy trilogy, and The Soul of Machines, and he also contributed to the anthology Stars in Transit: Selected Chinese Science Fiction. His writing often centers on space exploration, artificial intelligence, and future technology, combining solid scientific reasoning with humanistic concern. He has won the Galaxy Award and the Chinese Science Fiction Nebula Award multiple times. His short story "Transmigration" was adapted into the film The Soul, giving his work broad influence among science fiction readers.