There Will Come Soft Rains (1950) [pdf]

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There Will Come Soft Rains (1950)

Original English: “There Will Come Soft Rains” is a seminal short story by American author Ray Bradbury. Originally published in 1950, it depicts a fully automated house that continues to function long after its inhabitants have been killed in a nuclear holocaust. The story is a haunting exploration of technology, human fragility, and the indifference of nature.

中文翻译： 《会有柔雨》（There Will Come Soft Rains）是美国作家雷·布拉德伯里（Ray Bradbury）的一篇开创性短篇小说。该作最初发表于1950年，讲述了一座全自动化的智能房屋在人类居民于核浩劫中丧生后，依然如故地继续运作的故事。这篇小说是对科技、人类脆弱性以及自然界冷漠本质的一次令人难忘的探索。

Original English: The title is taken from a poem by Sara Teasdale, which is recited by the house’s voice-clock in the story. The poem reflects on the idea that nature will continue to thrive even if humanity destroys itself. Bradbury’s work remains a poignant warning about the dangers of nuclear war and the limitations of human-made systems.

中文翻译： 小说标题取自萨拉·蒂斯代尔（Sara Teasdale）的一首同名诗歌，这首诗在故事中由房屋的语音时钟朗诵出来。诗歌表达了即便人类自我毁灭，自然界仍将生生不息的理念。布拉德伯里的这部作品至今仍是对核战争危险以及人造系统局限性的一则深刻警示。

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