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Baoshu
Li Jun 李峻 (born Li Jun 李俊), known by the pen name Baoshu 宝树 or Isaiah, is a Chinese science fiction and fantasy writer. One of his main works, ''Three Body X'', is an outstanding sequel to the 2015 Hugo Award winner, ''Three Body Problem'' by Liu Cixin 刘慈欣. After receiving his Master of Philosophy in Peking University, Baoshu continued to study at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and got a second master there, and finally became a full-time science fiction writer in 2012.
One of the latest generation of major Chinese Sci-Fi writers, Baoshu has won six Nebula Awards for Science Fiction and Fantasy in Chinese, three Galaxy Awards for Chinese Science Fiction, and once nominated for the Grand Media Award for Chinese Literature. He is now a contract writer of famous writer and director Guo Jingming's 郭敬明 (ZUIBOOK ), a leading hub for young fiction writers in China. His works have been translated into English and published in ''the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction'' and ''Clarkesworld''.
== Biography ==
Baoshu spent his undergraduate and master's years at Department of Philosophy, Peking University. In PKU, at times he immersed himself in the campus social network BDWM BBS and neighboring Tsinghua University's SMTH BBS, where he chose "Baoshu" as one of his many pseudonyms. Literally meaning "divine tree", the name in fact refers to an evil monk in Louis Cha's famous novella ''Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain''.In years, it gradually become his major pseudonym, and relatively well-known on those BBSs. Upon graduation Baoshu went to Belgium, pursuing a Master of Philosophy at KU Leuven, the oldest Catholic university still in existence.
According to a conversation with Xia Jia, a fellow Chinese science fiction writer and a friend of Baoshu, Baoshu has become a loyal fan of Liu Cixin since 2000, when Liu just began to publish his first novelettes. But it was not until 2010, while studying at Leuven ,that Baoshu began to compose his own stories. When the third volume of Liu Cixin's ''The Three-Body Problem'' trilogy was published in China at the end of 2010, Baoshu was still abroad and apparently had no way to get the book soon. Luckily, a good friend photoed every page of the book and sent the photoes to him online. Having read the chunky work through non-stop and greatly inspired by its plot, Baoshu composed a 100,000 characters Dōjin-style sequel of the original, ''Three Body X: Aeon of Contemplation'' 三体X•观想之宙 in roughly three weeks. Appearing in less than one month after the publication of Dead End, this online sequel attracts many Liu's readers' attention. After circulating online and fairly welcomed, the work was authorised by Liu to publish in 2011 and received decent appraisal.〔http://www.chinesescifi.org/387.html Retrieved Sep. 20, 2015〕 Since then Baoshu began to write literary works, instead of philosophical treatises.
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