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The best books are those that tell you things you already know. I hope that after reading this book, everyone can calm down and gain the wisdom they need.

Winston is shocked and frightened when he sees the terrifying atmosphere of totalitarianism. His battle of wits with Julia and the telex screen, his doubts and enthusiasm for pursuing the past, and his fantasy about O'Brien are all moving. The subsequent connection with O'Brien brings the story to a climax. The book O'Brien gave to Weinstein explains the centralization of power and how their society operates. The past rulers The reasons for the failure are very interesting. Although Weinstein had the consciousness of "I am already a dead man", the betrayal between the cabin owner and O'Brien later was really unexpected, but it was traceable. "We will see each other again in a place without darkness." Winston's questioning of reality when facing O'Brien's interrogation, and O'Brien's fluent wisdom in answering, made me feel deeply powerless. Fortunately, I persisted and finished reading it, it was really exciting!

This book tells us how terrible it is to have our minds controlled. They are no longer people, but human puppets. They have no past, no present, no self, and no future. Although it is inevitable that the protagonist will be assimilated, it is still sad that he is the only one.

It is a pity that Winster ended up living in a world where 2 plus 2 does not equal 4, but the world is ultimately a world where 2 plus 2 equals 4. Although the novel ends when Winster is alive and dead, there are still ordinary people. The victory of African unity was achieved in Oceania. If there is no threat of national war in Oceania, it will be the day when the proletarian class launches a new war. "If there is still hope, the hope lies with the proletariat." Finally, O'Brien, we will meet in a place where there is no darkness, if you may allow me to think of a follow-up. Ah ha ha ha.

Only when I read the part about the brotherhood, I was able to feel less anxious. The previous part was about constant surveillance and repressed terror, but there was still a glimmer of resistance. Starting with Winston's arrest, I couldn't bear to read the horrific torture that followed. He failed to persist, but it is not his fault, no one could persist, and the final ending was thought-provoking. The whole book is absurd and terrifying to read, but when you read it carefully, it reveals a hint of truth. This is what makes it wonderful and great.

Finished reading this book at 9.16 Am on September 6, 2022 Let your expectations return to reality, and you will see the shadow around you.

This book opens a new door to a deeper world for readers.

There is a certain degree of reality

After watching it for the first time, I will definitely watch it a second time in the future. How can I put it, I feel a deep sense of powerlessness, "One day we will meet in a place without darkness."

A mirror of the development history of modern society. It goes deep into the bone marrow and is worth reading, thinking and recalling by all readers.

A place without darkness is a prison

Part one of the dystopian trilogy

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Things in the past and future, recommended by our contemporary literature teacher