★ The highly anticipated graphic novel adaptation of the sci-fi epic “The Three-Body Problem” – a global bestseller with over 30 million copies sold worldwide – is finally here! Hailed as “the flagship of Eastern sci-fi,” this masterpiece is the first Asian work to win the Hugo Award (the “Oscar” of sci-fi literature), along with dozens of other domestic and international awards including the Nebula Award and Prometheus Award, completely reshaping the landscape of global sci-fi literature!
★ The original novel has been translated into 42 languages and published in 58 countries and regions around the world, with over 6.5 million copies sold in foreign editions. It has received rave reviews from top international media such as The New York Times, which called it “a mind-blowing epic,” and The Wall Street Journal, which described it as “the 21st-century version of The War of the Worlds.” It also boasts enthusiastic recommendations from celebrities like Barack Obama and George R.R. Martin!
★ Even before its publication, the graphic novel sparked a frenzy in the international rights market! It made a stunning debut at major international book fairs such as the Frankfurt Book Fair, quickly securing rights for Spanish and German editions, and global rights negotiations continue to heat up!
★ Created by Wu Qingsong, double winner of the 15th China Animation & Comics Golden Dragon Award (China’s top animation award, comparable to Japan’s Osamu Tezuka Award), this visual feast took six years to complete! Seamlessly blending traditional Chinese national-style aesthetics with hardcore sci-fi, it employs innovative narrative techniques such as flashbacks and parallel storytelling to deliver a tightly paced and multi-layered story!
★ 100% faithful to the core of the original work! Iconic scenes like “Three Suns in the Sky” and “Guzheng Operation” are presented in stunning full-page and double-page spreads. High-concepts such as “the countdown” and “Proton” are made easily understandable through vivid visual designs, immersing readers in the multi-dimensional universe of Three-Body!
★ Beyond visual impact, it carries a profound ideological core! Exploring the collision between human civilization and extraterrestrial civilization, and the game between technological development and human fate, it invites readers to reflect on philosophy and human nature while enjoying the visuals, resonating globally!

Adapted from the global phenomenon sci-fi magnum opus “The Three-Body Problem,” this graphic novel reconstructs the epic showdown between human civilization and extraterrestrial civilization through stunning visual language.
The story begins in the second half of the 20th century. After suffering a devastating blow in life, physicist Ye Wenjie sends a signal of Earth’s civilization into the depths of the universe – a decision that unexpectedly triggers a millennium-long entanglement between humanity and the Trisolaran civilization.
Hailing from the Alpha Centauri star system, 4.2 light-years away from Earth, the Trisolaran civilization inhabits a planet with extremely harsh conditions and constant existential crises. Having long monitored cosmic signals, they are urgently seeking a new home. Upon receiving Ye Wenjie’s signal, the Trisolaran fleet immediately sets sail to launch a colonial expedition to Earth. Meanwhile, they dispatch “Protons” (super artificial intelligence capable of traveling at the speed of light) to block human technology, trapping Earth’s civilization in an existential predicament of “technological stagnation.”
Facing an unprecedented survival crisis, humanity establishes a global united defense organization. While engaging in secret information warfare with the Trisolaran civilization, they strive to break through the technological blockade. In the climax of the first book, “Guzheng Operation,” humanity uses “Flying Blades” made of nanomaterials to precisely slice the Trisolaran advance ship “Judgment Day” in the Panama Canal, successfully acquiring crucial intelligence and gaining a breathing space for subsequent resistance.
Set against the backdrop of the vast universe, the book not only showcases hardcore sci-fi scenes of interstellar warfare but also delves into humanity’s struggles, trust, and betrayal in the face of despair. Exploring the bottom line of civilizational survival and the complexity of human nature, it is a cross-cultural masterpiece that combines visual tension with ideological depth.

This Series Comprises 6 Volumes:
“The Three-Body Problem” (Volume 1) – Published
“The Dark Forest” (Volumes 2-3) – Scheduled for publication in 2026
“Death's End” (Volumes 4-6) – Scheduled for publication in 2028

Graphic Novel Creator: Wu Qingsong
A top Chinese national-style cartoonist, Wu Qingsong is the double winner of the 15th China Animation & Comics Golden Dragon Award for “Best Narrative Comic Gold Award” and “Best Comic Art Award.” This award is the most authoritative professional honor in China’s animation and comics industry, with winning works representing the highest level of Chinese animation and comics creation.
His representative works include “Mountain Sea Slaughter” and “Shi Xiu,” which have exerted significant influence in the Chinese-language animation and comics circle with their unique national-style aesthetics and profound story cores. His style integrates traditional Chinese painting techniques with modern comic storytelling, excelling in conveying complex emotions and grand worldviews through visual language.
To create “The Three-Body Problem: Graphic Novel,” Wu Qingsong devoted six years of intensive work. He not only conducted in-depth research on the sci-fi settings and philosophical core of the original novel but also innovatively combined national-style elements (such as traditional lines and ink wash artistic conception) with sci-fi scenes, allowing Eastern aesthetics to shine with unique charm in the global sci-fi context. He is hailed by the industry as “the innovator of national-style sci-fi visuals.”

Original Novel Author: Liu Cixin
The first Asian winner of the Hugo Award (the highest honor in world sci-fi literature), Liu Cixin has won China’s Science Fiction Galaxy Award (a lifelong achievement award in Chinese sci-fi) ten times. He is a senior engineer, a member of the China Popular Science Writers Association, and a member of the Shanxi Writers Association.
Born in 1963, Liu Cixin has been engaged in sci-fi creation since 1999. He has published more than 30 short sci-fi stories and 5 full-length sci-fi novels, setting a record of winning the China Science Fiction Galaxy Award for eight consecutive years.
His representative work, “The Three-Body Trilogy” (The Three-Body Problem, The Dark Forest, Death's End), pioneered a new paradigm of “hardcore sci-fi + humanistic reflection” in Chinese sci-fi. Translated into 42 languages and published in 58 countries and regions, the trilogy has sold over 6.5 million copies in foreign editions, becoming the first Chinese work to break into the global mainstream sci-fi market.
Famous for “grand scope and brilliant imagination,” Liu Cixin’s works emphasize the rigor of scientific settings (based on cutting-edge knowledge such as physics and astronomy) while excelling in integrating extremely ethereal cosmic scenes with profound realistic concerns. Combining Chinese cultural heritage with globally universal reflections, he is praised by The New York Times as “one of the most influential sci-fi writers of the 21st century,” establishing a globally recognized new height for Chinese sci-fi.