"Emile, or about education" is a philosophical book by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in which the author examines the issue of raising children and raising society. The main character, a boy named Emil, is brought up in a natural environment where he can freely explore the world and acquire knowledge independently. The author expresses his opinion on how to raise children better, emphasizing the importance of their independent development and natural upbringing. This book has a significant impact on pedagogy and psychology, helping parents and teachers to better understand the process of education.