Brief introduction of the contents of "The Wonder of Gao Bao"

The Man in the Tall Castle is an American novel written by Philip Dick. Taking the Book of Changes as the plot, this paper narrates an upside-down "history" through interspersed descriptions of people of different classes and identities-the allied countries were defeated in World War II, and the United States was divided and occupied by Germany and Japan, and discusses justice and injustice, cultural inferiority and identity, fascist dictatorship and racial discrimination.

The people in Gao Bao (1962) happened in a staggered American world. The difference is that the Axis countries won World War II in this world. This novel is considered to define a new literary type "alternate history". Besides Ubik, it is one of the introductory books worth recommending to Philip Dick fans.

People in Gaobao 1963 won the Hugo Award.

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About the author:

Philip K. Tick (1928- 1982) is one of the most famous best-selling writers in contemporary North America. He predicted gene technology, cloning technology and memory transplantation, and wrote the most scientific science fiction. He has 36 long articles and more than 100 short stories, integrating science fiction, adventure, ethics and language.

"Dick's Minority Report" and "Total Memory" gave birth to Hollywood box office highs, attracted Tom Cruise, Schwarzenegger and other superstars, and became milestones of science fiction movies.

Although Dick was admired by famous sci-fi writers such as Stanislaw Lem, robert heinlein and robert Silverberg before his death, he was rarely known by ordinary people until his death.

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