"Persian Letters, Volume I" by Charles de Montesquieu. This is a philosophical and satirical novel in the form of letters, which tells about the journey of two Persian noblemen to France. The author sharply criticizes the scientific institutions, morality and politics of his time through the prism of observations of Persian heroes. Using the format of correspondence, Montesquieu reveals to the reader a multifaceted picture of society and culture, which prompts reflection on many aspects of life and society. This is a work that leaves a deep mark in the heart of everyone who turns their thoughts to the study of human nature and social phenomena.