Abstract: The development of information technology and the Internet has brought about new changes in philosophical inquiry and theory, and pushed post-human thinking into the public cultural horizon. The body narratives in Chinese online literature present post-human characteristics, which are deeply related to technological changes. Time-travel narratives interpret human beings as information, during which the body is separated from consciousness and travels through multiple time and space, an artistic reproduction of virtual bodies roaming the Internet. System Stream narrative is a fusion of literary storytelling and game mechanics, and system occupying human bodies points to human-computer integration in cybernetic and informationalism perspectives, and metaphorically to post-human generation. The nomadic characters of network literature imply an inherent contradiction between disembodiment and embodiment, providing a perspective for human beings to re-examine the interaction between the body and technology.

Key words: online literature, body narrative, post human, time-travel, system stream