"Utopia" by Thomas More is a deep philosophical and socio-political story in which the author depicts an ideal society in which harmony and justice reign. The book is one of the classic works in world literature and has a significant impact on the further development of utopian literature. Thomas More in "Utopia" creates an image of an ideal state system in which there is no private property, and the public good should completely prevail over individual interests. The author asks deep questions about justice, power, religion and morality, challenging the reader to rethink familiar concepts and values. Through the window of imagination opened by "Utopia", Thomas More inspires readers to think about the modern world, its problems and possible ways to overcome the perceived imperfection. "Utopia" is not only a literary masterpiece, but also an encouragement to moral self-improvement and the search for true harmony in society.