What was the main content of Metamorphosis?
The Metamorphosis was a science fiction novel written by the British author, Asimoff, in 1932. It told the story of the protagonist, Graeme Scott, who encountered a mysterious accident during a scientific experiment. His body and consciousness were transferred to an unfamiliar world. In this world, Graeme became a huge insect. He had to face the challenges of this world and find a way to return to his own body. The story involved science, philosophy, psychology, and many other fields of knowledge, showing the author's rich imagination and scientific knowledge. At the same time, through the description of Graeme's inner world, the novel also shows his thoughts and exploration of his own identity and the meaning of his existence, as well as his observation and reflection of the surrounding environment and human behavior. The Metamorphosis was considered one of the representative works of Asimoff and a classic in the history of science fiction. It created a new genre of science fiction literature through its unique story structure and profound ideology, which had a profound impact on later literature and art.
