Are all of Chao Xiaocheng's novels related? Please write down the related ones in the order of time. Thank you...
There are certain connections between all of Chao Xiaocheng's novels. The following is a list of contacts written in order of time: 1 Black and White - " Black and White " was one of Chao Xiaocheng's early masterpieces. It was about a professional novelist who explored human nature, friendship, love, and other topics by describing his creative process and life experiences. - Black and White was first published in 2011. Seven Nights of Snow - " Seven Nights of Snow " was a novel published by Chao Xiaocheng in 2012. It was about a young man and his thoughts on literature and life. - " Seven Nights Snow " was one of Chao Xiaocheng's representative works and also one of his most famous works. Three Bodies - " The Three-Body Problem " was a novel published by Chao Xiaocheng in 2013. It was a follow-up to " Black and White." It was about a professional novelist and his thoughts in the face of technological progress and social change. - " The Three-Body Problem " received widespread praise and influence, becoming a landmark science fiction novel. 4 Wandering Earth - " Wandering the Earth " was a novel published by Chao Xiaocheng in 2015. It was a follow-up to " Black and White ". It told the story of a young man and his survival and creation process in the face of the end of the world. - The Wandering Earth was considered a science fiction novel with global influence and one of the representative works of Chinese science fiction. 5 " Heavenly Nine Songs " - " Nine Songs of Heaven " was a novel published by Chao Xiaocheng in 2017. It was about a young man and his thoughts on literature and life. - The Nine Songs of the Heavenly Path was regarded as one of Chao Xiaocheng's representative works and a novel full of imagination and philosophy. All of Chao Xiaocheng's novels had a certain connection. These novels discussed human nature, friendship, love, creation, life and other topics, showing a love and pursuit for literature.