What is Utopia? What kind of world does it depict?

Utopia is the name of a Latin document written by Thomas Moore. Full name is the most complete national system and a useful and interesting encyclopedia of Utopia New Island. Probably published in 15 16. The original word of Utopia comes from two Greek roots: ou means nothing, the other eu means good, and topos means place, which together means "no place" or "good place". It is an ideal country, not a real country, but a fictional country, perfect and harmonious, without disputes.

The Republic involves all aspects of Plato's ideological system, including philosophy, ethics, education, literature and art, politics and so on. , and mainly discusses the ideal country.

Today's utopia often has a broader meaning. Generally used to describe any imaginary ideal society. Sometimes it is also used to describe the attempt to turn some theories into reality in today's society. Utopia is often used to express some good but impossible (or almost impossible) suggestions.

Moore's own utopia is a completely rational republic, all property belongs to * * *, and mercenaries from neighboring belligerents are hired in wartime, instead of using their own citizens. Moore himself is a man of firm belief. He once wanted to be a priest, and his novels may have been influenced by the Jesuits.

Utopia in a broad sense can be ideal or realistic, but generally speaking, the word emphasizes what is optimistic, ideal and impossible to be perfect.