What is the difference between Eden and Utopia?

Eden is a paradise on earth. According to the Old Testament Genesis, God created Adam, the ancestor of mankind, in his own image, and then created Eve, a woman, with a rib of Adam, and placed men and women in the Garden of Eden.

Utopia means "no place" or "good place". It is extended to a good thing that is still ideal and impossible to complete. Its Chinese translation can also be understood as "Ukraine" is absent, "trust" is a sustenance, "country" is a country, and the three words "utopia" together mean "utopia".

The Garden of Eden contains the meaning of heaven in the original Bible, which refers to the paradise created by God for Adam and Eve in the Bible. Later generations used this as a metaphor for a happy and beautiful living environment. The Bible records that the Garden of Eden is in the east, and four rivers flow out of the Garden of Eden, nourishing it. These four rivers are Euphrates, Tigris, Jixun and Bixun.

Thomas Moore (England), the founder of utopian socialism, in his famous book Utopia (full name: a useful and interesting encyclopedia about the perfect state system and utopian new island), invented a navigator Rafael Heathrad to travel to a strange land and a foreign "Utopia".

There, property is public, people are equal, and the principle of distribution according to needs is implemented. Everyone wears uniform work clothes and eats in public restaurants. Officials are elected by the public. He believes that private ownership is the root of all evil and must be eliminated.