The Heavenly Planet

By Niel Lun Yeh

The narrow escape from Earths destruction. Basic knowledge of the heavenly planet. Mixed-race families. Cohabitation and sexual relationships. Suppressing rebel for national independence. Allah and God are brothers. General election to actively expose the weaknesses of the candidates. A disaster exposed the remains of the early immigrants from Earth.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Dec 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781496952790

Niel Lun Yeh

Mr. Nien Lun Yeh is a British Chinese citizen and literary writer, publishing in both English and Chinese in Britain, China, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The book The Heavenly Planet is the author’s first trial for poetic social fiction genre as he calls aiming at presenting an imaginary future world to spark the readers’ thinking for human future. The author describes himself “an abnormal normal man,” meaning he is either abnormal and the others are normal or vice versa. Why? Read his poetic social fiction, which he created to see how much you can understand, think, and develop. He expects the effect of “throwing a stone to get a jade” as a Chinese saying says.

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Published by AuthorHouse  12/15/2014

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Contents

Preface

Narrow Escape from the Earth’s Destruction

Training the Immigrants from the Earth

Basic Knowledge of the Heavenly Planet

Fundamental Constitution

Races, Religions, the State and Political Party

Political System

Education

Finance

Common Language

Legal Practice

Protection of Natural Resources

Portable Energy Converter

Starting My Career

Community Election

Mixed Race Families

Cohabitation and Sexual Relationships

Mutual Service Banking

Interviewing the Head of State

Suppressing a Rebellion for National Independence

Allah and God Are Brothers

General Election to Actively Expose the

Shortcomings of the Candidates

Magic Watches

Special Payment without Patent

The Readers Decide the Publications

A Disaster Exposes the Remains of an earlier civilization from the Earth

Final Word

A Poetic Novel of Social Fiction

a unique contemplation about

the extinction of the human race and about how on

another planet human beings might do better

The greedyness and splits of the human beings on the Earth

      exhaust the natural resources

High-tech accelerates the destruction to the Earth.

The revenge of the nature will extinct the human beings.

Some people immigrate to the Heavenly Planet

They sum up the lessons of the destruction to the Earth.

In order to avoid the re-splits among the people,

      racial integration are promoted.

To establish countries and political parties are illegal.

Religions and different social concepts

      cannot interfere in domestic affairs ……

Law cannot deprive anyone’s life.

Allah and God are brothers.

Bushen and Laten become business partners from enemies.

Legal cohabitances compensate the helplessness of the marriages.

Public servants have no right to keep confidentiality to the public.

Only shortcomings but not merits to be exposed to win elections.

Lessons of the human extinctions on the Heavenly Planet

      about 100 millions years ago….

Preface

Nien Lun Yeh, who was born and grew up in China and later emigrated to the U.K, works as a West-China Culture and Trade Consultant. Besides doing many technical translations, he also writes stories about life in the West and China.

The Heavenly Planet is a poetic novel of social fiction as he calls it, describing how because of their unlimited greed human beings have been exhausting the natural resources and rapidly destroying the Earth, and how the Earth is now taking revenge. Some scientists then discover another planet in the universe with the same natural conditions as the Earth. Thus they named as the Heavenly Planet.

The contemporary famous scientist Stephen Hawkings predicted that human beings will emigrate to another planet. The two relevant questions Yeh would like to ask are

1. Why will human beings have to go to another planet?

2. And if some day they can really move to another planet, will they destroy it as they have on the Earth resulting eventually in their having nowhere to stay again?

Yeh summarizes some foundamental social causes of the extinction of the human beings on Earth. He thinks that the key reasons are that human beings are divided by races, religions, political parties and countries, and that they cannot unite to effectively protect the environment and nature. He suggests some improvements and solutions when they move to the Heavenly Planet.

His real intent is not to move to another planet and his suggestions may not all be correct. He just wants to warn the readers to seriously consider about the possible destruction of human beings on the Earth and invite them to suggest improvements and solutions to slow down or avoid this fate.

I would like to express my particular thanks to John Hamilton, the Professor of English in Aichi University, Japan for his help in producing this Book in English.

Narrow Escape from the Earth’s Destruction

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