Fahrenheit 451

Fahrenheit 451, a global novel written by American writer Ray Bradbury, tells the story of a totalitarian system that invades the world in the future and makes television a political propaganda for it, and burns books at 451 Fahrenheit. The hero of the story is firefighter "Montag," who coincidentally meets his educated neighbor named Clarisse, and she attracted him and convinced him to read a beautiful novel, where the result was quick as Montag fell in love with the rich human heritage he did not know about except through Clarisse. Gradually, he also rebelled against the authority. This novel is a response from Ray Bradbury to the cultural terrorism practiced by Senator Joseph McCarthy against writers and intellectuals in America.