World's End and the Sea Angle - Shi, Yank
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Graduate students David, a white man, and Emily, a student from China fall in love with each other on campus of University of Colorado at Boulder. They are fascinated by sprawling topics likes the universe, the world, and human beings. >Emily watches with the advice of the Heavenly Wise Man and learns about the vast variety of human life. David and Emily fall accidently into a time-space tunnel in Bermuda Triangle and traverse to the future world. They enjoy the perfection of the future society. There they have some fantastic experiences. Finally they witness the tragedy of the World End. By…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Graduate students David, a white man, and Emily, a student from China fall in love with each other on campus of University of Colorado at Boulder. They are fascinated by sprawling topics likes the universe, the world, and human beings. >Emily watches with the advice of the Heavenly Wise Man and learns about the vast variety of human life. David and Emily fall accidently into a time-space tunnel in Bermuda Triangle and traverse to the future world. They enjoy the perfection of the future society. There they have some fantastic experiences. Finally they witness the tragedy of the World End. By chance they return to the present world by reverse crossings. David and Emily reunite and explore the cosmos together. They make new discoveries and create new theories about the world and the uninerse. David and Emily die in a possible world nuclear war which is widely wished not to happen.
Autorenporträt
Yank Shi was born in China in 1941. He worked as an English teacher in a college in Yantai China for 14 years and got a master's degree in Linguistics in Fudan University in Shanghai. Yank worked as an English teacher in Dalian Institute of Foreign Languages for 4 years, came to the US in 1986, and earned a master's degree of linguistics and a master's degree of fine art at University of Colorado at Boulder. He ran a manufacturing company related to semi-conductor for 20 years and have now retired.