In his 26 years of science fiction writing, Wang Jinkang's works often show different creative characteristics depending on their length. Wang's short stories value science fiction ideas, scientific perspectives, and hardcore science fiction, showcasing the positive value of science and warning people of the problems that may arise in the future society, which reflects certain scientist-like thinking. His medium-length novels are distinguished by rational thinking, and his narratives often start from the depths of science, observe hidden laws, and interrogate the universe from the perspective of ordinary people, showing cosmic contemplation. The themes of his long novels are diverse and complex, delving into grand concepts such as life, existence, religion, morality, and ethics, demonstrating his high-level philosophical foresight. The characteristics of the long, medium, and short stories complement each other and together form the characteristics of Wang Jinkang's science fiction novels, reflecting the different aspects of his science fiction writing.

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