This book received the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature.

The book focuses on the author's sympathy for the “Chernobyl span>”Interviews, let these experience firsthand”Chernobyl War” to tell their suffering.

The Chernobyl nuclear leak is probably one of the disasters of recent human history. It's just that unlike other disasters, this nuclear leak has been documented and discussed very little.

There's a lot we don't know about this disaster:

For example, it resulted in the leakage of 8tons of nuclear fuel; p>

For example, there are200tons of nuclear material under the sarcophagus, and no one can Ensure that these ingredients are safe;

For example, firefighters or “fighters”has not been assigned a valid isolation device;

For example, how people who experience nuclear radiation experience death;

For example, those who lived in Chernobyl were discriminated against wherever they went, and were even excluded from their families;

For example, people who are forced to leave their homes have no financial resources and have to run back secretly, even if they are irradiated;

…

Before reading this book, I thought it was an accident, there is a seat“Ghost Towns”. After reading this book, I realized that this is a war and that we, all humans not directly affected, are wary of those “Survivor”Indifferent.

I don't know what to say, about death or love.