: The obvious leader of the party - Big Brother. The imprisonment, torture, and re-education that followed were not only to physically defeat or give him but also to eradicate his independent spiritual existence and spiritual dignity until he could no longer fall in love with the person he hated the most. Smith had a love affair with a like-minded person, but they were both arrested by the thought police. His desire for truth and decency led him to secretly rebel against the government, and the government constantly rewrote history by systematically distorting the facts in order to achieve its own purpose and continue its rule. The British protagonist Winston-Smith in the book is a small office in one of the states. The novel takes place in an imaginary future in which the world is ruled by three totalitarian police states and is in an endless war. After thinking for many years about the double threat of Nazism and Stalinism, he wrote this passage as a warning. Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) is George Orwell's second novel.
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