The readers are given a brilliant opportunity to explore beautiful Burma. Orwell used to live in Burma himself for several years and worked as a policeman too. The experience gained helped Orwell to write Burmese Days. He tells a harrowing story of a lone Englishman – John Flory. Flory loves Burma, which is sunk in imperialism, corruption, and poverty. He timidly tries to confront his fellow-countrymen full of xenophobia, racism, and greediness. While doing so, he looks for a certain someone with whom he will share his feelings. We meet interesting characters of Englishman, Indian, Chinese and Burmese people. See local colors, traditions, and customs - a wonderful panorama of a tropical country. Reading the book feels like a journey into unlimited joy.