George Orwell's Essays: 'Why I Write'

He has to write for political purposes, otherwise his writing is sky full of "purple prose".

Write instincts (use this idea at the beginning and end of his thesis - loop structure) and control him

When I brushed my teeth this morning in Hanoi apartment, I thought about George Orwell's article "Why should I write?" Orwell wrote in 1984, and this book has the greatest impact on me. Orwell predicts the world and an authoritarian government will pay attention to every move of yours - your privacy does not exist (like today's Google / Facebook / government spy digital world), and How humans lose individual freedom. Writing George Orwell and Aldous Huxley ("Brave New World" - the world that people have "freedom" - but they just go through unconscious entertainment and take on "bodies" How to improve myself) This is a writer who made the strongest influence on me as a high school student shaping my world view I have always been skeptical of technology and have influenced the human soul It was.

The writer's work was inspired by George Orwell's article "Why I write." Orwell took everything when explaining his lonely childhood, where he found the comfort of a creative story. Praised the text and his political motives. He wants to broaden the hearts of people. These are just the first reasons. My story is not as grand as Orwell. When I realize that writing always is part of my life, I read only elementary school fifth grade. My teacher told me after going through our first actual research report - I am talking about harp seals - and I told myself that I should keep writing and I I might be good at someday if I work there. I am still working hard, and I have found more reasons to keep working.