We, The People

D-503, a designer of a spaceship in the "e;Great United Nations"e; of a millennium later, resides in a world where people's names are replaced with numbers, and their daily routines, including sexual activities, are strictly regulated and standardized.One day, Number D-503 encounters the female Number I-330. Due to the revival of his "e;ancient"e; desires, he falls uncontrollably in love with her and unwittingly gets involved in her plan to overthrow the United Nations. However, I-330's plan is foiled by the omniscient and omnipotent rulers, leading to D-503 being strapped to an operating table and subjected to a surgery to eradicate his fantasies, while I-330 is sentenced to extreme punishment within a "e;gas dome."e;Through this futuristic fantasy narrative, the work profoundly reflects on the human future.We has had a direct influence on subsequent dystopian works such as 1984 and "e;Brave New World,"e; serving as the genesis of the "e;Dystopian Trilogy."e;Apart from its anti-totalitarian message, the work's use of symbolism, absurdity, fantasy, and stream-of-consciousness techniques have also exerted significant influence on later generations. Hitchcock's suspense thriller Murder 1990 was inspired by We.This work was banned in the Soviet Union for over 60 years, until its lifting of the ban in 1988. In 1994, We received the Hall of Fame award at the Prometheus Awards.