The wind hard-hearted, the moon cruel.

This article explores the connection between Chinese kung-fu stories, climate change, and the author's personal experiences. The author reflects on their family's history and the role of martial arts in their upbringing. They discuss the importance of genre fiction, such as kung-fu stories, in addressing climate catastrophe and finding solace in a changing world. The article highlights the popularity of Louis Cha's novels in China and the United States and suggests that these stories can provide a source of collective consolation. [Extracted from the article]