Margaret Atwood: A Word after a Word after a Word is Power

Canadian national treasure writer Margaret Atwood's works often involve metaphors on issues such as gender, democracy, and human rights. Her dystopian classic novel "The Handmaid's Tale" was adapted into a widely praised TV series of the same name. It coincides with reality and makes her regarded as a prophet-like character. Her image of red robe and white hat has become a symbol of fighting for rights. symbol of. Who is the writer who created such a phenomenal novel? Delving deeply into Atwood's daily life, in addition to witnessing her abundant curiosity, wit and humor, she also gradually reveals her growth background and creative process. Only by writing continuously can we achieve gentle and firm revolution with words.