"An Enemy of the People" by Henrik Ibsen is a famous drama that reveals complex social and ethical issues. The main character, Dr. Thomas Stockman, while saving the city from an epidemic, tries to expose the corruption and lies of the authorities. However, his sincere efforts lead to the fact that he is recognized as an "enemy of the people". Faced with the betrayal of his loved ones and fellow residents, Dr. Stockman becomes a lone fighter for truth and justice. This play not only leaves deep reflections on morality and responsibility, but also raises urgent questions about justice in society and the price of truth.