"What to do? Thoughts prompted by the census of Moscow" is a philosophical treatise by the outstanding Russian writer Leo Tolstoy. In this book, the author delves deeply into the issues of civil society, morality and justice. After reading this text, readers begin to think about their own actions and attitude to the world around them. Tolstoy, as always, openly expresses his thoughts and evokes a desire for self-improvement and an effort to change the world for the better. This book is an important part of the literary heritage of the great writer and leaves an indescribable impression on readers of all times.