The Time Machine

"The Time Machine" is a novella written by the British writer Herbert George Wells and first published in 1895. This book tells of the time traveler's invention of a machine that can roam the past and future at will in time latitude. When he arrived in 802701 AD by machine, he was presented with a strange and frightening scene.Humans are divided into two races: the Eloys and the Morlocks. The former group of people grow delicate and beautiful, losing their ability to work. The latter type of people have a grim face, work all day long, and are accustomed to the humid and dark life underground. "They fattened the Lois, and at night they hunted them everywhere.". The detestable Morlock people stole the time traveler's machine, and after experiencing some adventures, the time machine was lost and recovered. During this time, the time traveler met Verna, a Loyan, who gave him selfless love in this strange world. Unfortunately, Werner died in the fire. The time traveler continued his journey and saw some retro landscapes such as Cancer, Giant Butterfly, Chenghai, and Solar Eclipse tens of millions of years later. He finally returned to the "present" at the time of his dying life and told his friends about his travel experience. Soon he embarked on a second journey of time and never returned. Evolution and class antagonism are the two core themes of Wells' works, and Time Machine is centered around them.