Both Fathers and Children, written by the outstanding Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, is a classic novel that reveals the complex relationship between parents and children in the family and social context of medieval Russia. The author criticizes feudal relations in an important way and shows the contradictions of the society of his time through the prism of family dramas and misunderstandings between generations. The difference in the characters' characters and their struggle for their own freedom arouses considerable interest among readers, and philosophical reflections on the nature of human relations make this book eternally relevant and important for understanding modernity.