"Parents and Children" is a classic novel by the Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, which reflects the confrontation of generations and ideologies among the intellectuals of the 19th century. In this book, the author depicts the life of the main character, the young nihilist Bazarov, who is faced with the feeling of alienation from the world of his parents and fights for the recognition of his freedom and independence. Due to the meeting with Arkady Kirsanov, the hero of the previous generation, the novel becomes a kind of discussion about moral and philosophical beliefs, which opens the reader to deep reflections on the meaning of life and human relationships. "Parents and Children" is not only a literary masterpiece, but also a work that leaves an unforgettable mark in the reader's heart, provoking him to his own thoughts and search for the truth.