"The Handmaids" is a cult novel by the famous Canadian writer Margaret Atwood, which tells the story of a woman named Kirilenko, who lives in the ultra-conservative society of the Gilead dictatorship regime. In this world, women are deprived of rights and freedoms, their only purpose is reproduction. In addition, they are obliged to live by strict rules and submit their will to men. In this moving story, Kirilenko talks about his life in this cruel world, where every step is controlled and every act of disobedience is punished too severely. The author paints a bold picture of patriarchal culture, showing how the authorities use religion to support their regime. "Handmaids" is not only a story-rich and emotionally charged book, but also a deep moral parable that makes you think about the true meaning of freedom, human rights and the fight against totalitarian regimes.