Original words: "The most perfect slavery is to make slaves think they are masters.

The perfect prison is to let the prisoner not know that he is in prison.

Make them love their chains, make them think,

If they lose their chains, they will have nothing! "

Aldous Leonard Huxley (65438+July 26th, 0894-1963165438+1October 22nd) is an English writer. He is famous for his novels and a large number of prose works, and also publishes short stories, travel notes, movie stories and plays. Through his novels and essays, Huxley plays a torturer and sometimes a critic of social morality, standards and ideals. Huxley was a humanist, but in his later years, he was also interested in spiritual themes such as parapsychology, philosophy and mysticism. In the last stage of his life, Huxley was regarded as the leader of modern thought in some academic circles and ranked among the most outstanding intellectuals at that time.