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After reading this book, my mind was buzzing and a bit scary. The future world in the book seems to be slowly unfolding before our eyes - this unconscious feeling of so-called happiness. I don't know whether we should be happy or sober.

If you can, it's best to buy a book and read it. Everyone's translation is different and some of the meanings may not be correct when read. I think time in this book is coming quickly. In fact, you can also read another book "1984". 1984 Plus this book "Beautiful New Time" I think is very similar to the current situation of the world today, but the difference is that we still have the right to think now.

Suddenly I became optimistic about suffering. If life did not have twists and turns, sorrows, separations, and unknown fears, would such a seemingly happy life deprive me of my characteristics and rights as a human being?

It must have been seven or eight years since I read "1984". Looking at the name and the fact that Keigo Higashino was popular at that time, I thought it was some kind of suspense novel, so I borrowed it from a classmate to read. I didn't expect that kind of content inside. If you look at the writing time of the two books, you will really feel that they are writing about two countries respectively. 1984 Seems to be far more famous than Brave New World among ordinary people. It's so scary that it scares people, and it's so sugar-coated that it makes people ignore it from a distance. If 1984 is the ultimate depression, Brave New World is the ultimate entertainment. Although it is very empty entertainment, under that setting, it is almost difficult for anyone to notice it. It seems that it is born this way. It is precisely because our life experiences and experiences are different from time to time that we can find things that are wrong, but it is also difficult not to doubt that this will gradually come true.

This book reveals to us Humans are not creatures that only pursue happiness They also demand the right to suffer stable happiness eternal happiness It can't replace the moment The passionate anger that surges out of pain and despair Humanity needs these magnificent epics Heart-wrenching tragedy But when we completely enter the brave new world Even if we are Epsilon We do not doubt that we are happy truth and beauty eternal happiness We don't actually have the right to choose between the two. In this chaotic world There is neither complete truth nor beauty nor eternal happiness Everything is mediocre and scary

As the translator said, the world created by the author undoubtedly satisfies people's happiness, but this kind of happiness will make people lose their ability to think and eventually drown in it. "Born in sorrow, died in happiness." When you lose the right to pain, you become a kind of slave.

From a personal subjective sense, "Brave New World" is indeed harmonious and happy. There is no class contradiction or struggle, either physical or spiritual. Everyone performs their duties and performs their duties to the best of their ability. In real life, the relationship between people is complicated, and one person's success is often based on the failure of others, but in "Brave New World" it seems that everyone is his own god.

Humans are complex animals. If there is only happiness in life, then life is not happy. It is precisely because people need to experience pain to notice happiness as happiness. The social stability of the Brave New World is based on people having no independent thoughts. Every group is composed of robots, which stifles people's personal thoughts. It is a good world for people without thoughts, but it is also a prison for people with thoughts.

A person can resist pain, but it is difficult to resist happiness. This is the main point of this book. What world does Huxley depict? A world that does not know what unhappiness is, a world that is full of passion and indulgence, a world without disease and aging, and without war. To be honest, I yearn for this world. This is also the scary thing about this book, because in reality we may not be as happy as we want. Some people are seriously ill and everyone is involuntarily, but none of them exist in this world. There are many people who deny this world, thinking that this deprives them of their sense of freedom, but what is the sense of freedom? Social contract theory explains that people establish government and society through voluntary agreements and exchange personal rights and freedoms for social order and public interests. We have already lost a lot when we formed a society, but it is still not satisfactory, so why should we stop giving up the consciousness of freedom in exchange for a beautiful new world that seems to be better. Therefore, this book is scary here. Those who resist dictatorship and pursue the consciousness of freedom are completely unaware of people's endless pursuit of pleasure. Therefore, a person can resist pain, but it is difficult to resist happiness.

Just finished reading this book, I really like it The one that stood out to me the most was Death of a Savage. To me this is a solemn death of silence, but to those in the world it is a novelty. It's funny, death has always been mysterious and sad, but here it is an interesting piece of news, maybe not news but an interesting thing. Life is complete because there is suffering and joy. There are dilemmas in the world, and life without suffering is often not real enough.

This book is so imaginative! By describing a seemingly perfect world, the author Huxley makes us reflect on the impact of technological development on human beings. I particularly like Bernard in the book. His doubts and exploration of the world resonated with me. This book is not only in-depth, but also interesting and worth reading!

The most influential dystopian literary classic of the 20th century profoundly reveals the contradiction between human freedom and mechanical civilization. Its prophetic thinking continues to resonate in the era of artificial intelligence. Great needless to say.

After reading 1984, Animal Farm, I came to read this book, and I am going to read Us next. People live "happily", but their thoughts are so empty. They eat this kind of food to make everyone forget reality and immerse themselves in the ultimate happiness of nothingness. It feels very much like everyone is playing with their mobile phones now [face covering]. We still need to maintain the ability to think deeply. I used to think that there was nothing wrong with having only sweet things in life, but now I feel that I still need to experience the ups and downs of life a little bit.

"All our yesterdays only light the way for fools into the soil of death."

We seem to have no choice but to accept the Brave New World. Because a person can resist pain, but cannot resist happiness.

We seem to have no choice but to accept the "brave new world" because a person can resist pain, but not happiness.

I want pain, I want madness, I want never peace, I want to tear and split, I want the disillusionment, I want happiness as much as I want pain, I want never to be satisfied until death. This book hit me like a storm, it was fascinating.

John's painful appearance was regarded as amusement by people, he was played with, he was tortured by the sounds of the sea of ​​people, and coupled with the love for each other, he was swallowed up. I chose something I once hated. After returning from the illusion, he committed suicide...

The novel is gripping, the plot is brilliant, the story is layered, the author's writing is smooth, and readers can't put it down. There are too many advertisements, too few gold coins, and without readers, these little tricks become a joke. It's better to treat them with sincerity!

Do you think the happiness you feel is really the happiness you feel?

The happiness in the new world is a narrow happiness defined by the rulers, a sensory experience floating on top of chemicals and hormones. Real happiness is produced by a self-aware individual. Everyone's happiness is unique. Pain is not the opposite of happiness, it may be one of happiness. If a person is immersed in superficial happiness, collective happiness, and loses himself, he will lose the right to real happiness. If it is a society with only narrow happiness, people who truly have happiness will be regarded as aliens by others.

There are only two "normal people" in the book: the World Head and Helmholtz. The head of state is because he stands in the highest position and can see the overall situation of the world. The head of state has also questioned being exiled, but in the end he chose to be the head of state in the new world. He can not only enjoy the happiness of the new world, but also have very free individual thoughts. Herm's superior intelligence and ability made him aware of the irrationality of the world, leading to his independent thought. In fact, it's not bad to be an Alpha or Beta person. But they have become accustomed to "happiness". Without the contrast of pain, happiness will appear not valuable and rare.

Stay up late reading and can't stop at all For those who love reading, any time is the time to read.

The author assumes a Ford era hundreds of years later, a brand new era. In this era, people live in a caste-like order, and everyone lives uniformly in an artificial and restricted way. They are controlled from embryos, infants, children, teenagers, youth, middle age to old age. This is a terrible unified theory. As a result, philosophy, art, music, literature, aesthetics, etc. Were all wiped out in this new world, and all they received were the marks they had made from the embryonic stage. Although there was no aging, there was no love, and innocent thoughts and behaviors were identified as heresy. They could only be closed, fornicated, and noisy, until they finally lived and died in numbing dreams. A very small number of people like Bernard and Hess Hertz, who are in high positions because of their extreme excellence or extreme cowardice, have differences, but they are too limited. It is already remarkable to be able to break away from some of them. However, in this ordered society, order-establishers like them have their shortcomings, but they also have their shining points. And John is a complete alien. The beauty, filial piety, kindness, self-esteem, love, and even thoughts he advocates are beyond the Ford era. He can only pursue the ultimate truth through death.

I'm afraid that we will sink into vain happiness and die from the things we love.

When people lose the right to feel pain, do people still have the ability to touch happiness?

Why do I feel that the world already has the shadow of a brave new world?

John is both the most abnormal and the most normal person. His fate was determined when he came to the World State

After reading a little bit, I feel that this kind of world is quite good. People have been brainwashed into thinking they are happy. But in reality, I couldn't comfort myself by relying on Ah Q's spirit, otherwise I wouldn't be able to survive.

Have a different way of thinking about problems