15 of the award-winning stories of Cixin Liu, dubbed "China's Arthur C. Clarke" by the New Yorker, have been turned into graphic novels through an international cooperation involving 26 authors and illustrators from 14 different nations. When Yuanyuan first noticed bubbles, she was five months old. She felt as though she was seeing the world for the first time at that very instant because her eyes gleamed brighter than the sun and the stars. Her life's ambition has been to blow the largest bubbles possible ever since that day. Her father disapproves of Yuanyuan's dream. He wishes his daughter would apply her intelligence to a vocation that may benefit others since he worries that her fixation is infantile and too ephemeral for her.