Utopia

About This Novel

More wrote "Utopia" in 1516. He took a very serious attitude and used Latin that was popular in the academic world at that time. However, the names of people, places and other proper names in the book were all made up. His era was a great era of geographical discovery. New shipping routes, new land, and new people all emerged, opening Europeans' horizons, breaking their prejudices, and liberating their minds. In such an atmosphere, More narrated a Utopia from a navigator. It is indeed difficult to distinguish the true from the false, just like a fairyland that can confuse people. The original book is divided into two parts. The first part talks about an irrational society. People familiar with this period of British history will know at a glance that this refers to the British society in which More was exposed. This part attacks the darkness of British politics and society. However, the author cleverly touches on the story, uses vague words, and uses the insinuation method that complements the false and the true, so that the stubborn and stubborn King of England has no way to accuse the author. The second part describes Utopia, an ideal country, which is in sharp contrast to the content of the first part. All the author's ideas about the perfect society in the future are included in this part.

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